, 1877-03-21
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transportation Of troops southwar1 has bccn
suspended by orders f1om 81. Petersburg.
1ovpoS, March l7.-t;en. Iena.Iet7's visit 10
London would in,lfcaic nrelinnriy the Is,seflI-
ity Of solution Of tile prctent difficulties III the
East through the arrangement nt = protocol
enabling RussIa u retire gracefully over
asvc OF M outbreak, but it Ii difficult to
Imagine that this iccblc document should
pt*tc.s such Influence rs to nullft H,l<.in's nb-
mohLiizati,,n oi Sn,oGO men. Whit was the
object. Tlrrc's the rub. The Englist, press
hns been rlcntitnlli fnnpllcl With icelers ME"n
the qncstion Of thc treaty Of Paris. which
from tho Berlin Press Bureau. However slisn-
cincd, ENGLAND must eventually. fncc this
question. The morning rnpcrs kNcak In tcrf1ss
sars. f .s'sen sges 'S ire paa t H.
stance, In It's leading article, contrasts
tho long preparations which preceded
tho AntraAsy mute md the Berlin tncmoranlun,
says: Reconciliation and promptltudc have been
The characteristics Of all parties, and. having r'-
solved TO agree, their conpllatsanec Is wonder
9ul. The protocol was only communicated to
congratulated ns on accomplished work. This
shows thnt, whatever the Russian Government
may prupose to accomplish, association with the
European Powers Is ls'oked upo,, as Important,
irritation anil disappointment at hume. Tic
assurances Of Russians make us believe that tho
litter IS the object, and TINT the Czar, having
dcte,m'ne to rsl!nan. hs sn,sstprt dssss tn!ss
hunilfnto his people. II this be the motive, tho
signature Of the protocol will bo decisive
event, unless. Indeed, new disorders iu Turkey
throw all n4,nln into ronfutioh.'
WHAT IT AMOUNTS TO.
A dispatch from Vienna indicates what the
situation would be Y all were accepted o. at
present proposed. It says: sin scttling THO
tcrn,s 0! the protocol, Russia Inns surrendered
tho idea Of rcsivIng tic last clause Of the Berlin
memorandum, according to whirli. should tho
present effort not lead 70 the desired result, the
Powers should consult about further steps. In
the Powers reserve to themselves q right To tnkc
Jointly decision In such cvcntuality, III this
uay, while freedom OF eventually pronoslnE TO
agree to further measures ts reserved, there
would exist no obligation even to entcr into Dis
cusson Of suet. measures. This rcserrntiot, Is
intended To establish the difference between
diplomatic and armch intervention. While ne-
no Power could claim 10 hnvo acquired the right
Or authority from tho guaranteeing Powers to
tako execution into It's own hands,"
4 POSSIBLE HITCH BOMEwtIEnE.
All, however, iB not over, The Pal -HdN Ga
ethis afternoon sounds a warning mute, MS
follows: "The public will DO we'll to form
shclr judgment u the Eastern. prospect lrom
what was SAID In the House of Commons ,ycs-
tenay W S!e no ac,e l.; 1asnet 1hn ts
osa,his ss = y tou thnt nc""t;n,nn In. ,irtmai.
5, 1oa,1.n ~ T.sar e', irfn,o W Enrt eIsn
w ~ thni- o,vr ,rIrt,s nav nav" rcsrirmf -
",srent ~ .ch nnsi;ncntnns a. inrc bren intrns
i,oa't ~, :, H. nrn, ,cn, hv Ennt,u1 Tnt AZ
lar what il ihm,rht nj ff,esn tnoljfI,nttons' md
.sh,, tartiI,inr,s ts tbn,,1St ~ thc Eur1tsh
.t,n", tians nhn;,t s,,arms,ncnt :. mi nnxn n
fhip cmnntry' a Wa ;'n nat sny tbc % st1nat,nns M
will not be accepted, but only That they, Werc
hy no means without Significance, aud TINT
thoy have not been yct nsscnted to, md
b. met by ot,lcctious tuoro or less SERIOUS,
In shnrt. tho nosition of affairs to.,iav il
tt Mis, - ~ ,xs "t "a.ta ari.v "mI th,rrn Y. H.
!uss mnni ~ Jis"t NJ a, 4,a,.i 9.sas, 40
ra ~ m a11 hnr ,aay h ,nsti H.
fed who look Tor assent to some form Of agrte-
mcnt binding Russta to dlsarm when the prnto-
col Is signed, they will DO wtsest who remember
that tinlntnncv IA q elfppery rane and tflnt
even II Mi hoWe nntl crnnrintfonb III fhe hui1r
~ oaii.aI ooca mn. hrr" ~ ~ etr,,t,1t" n,,t