New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
THE EUROPEAN WAR CLOUD
DANGER AGAIN APPREHENDED.

| THE MoNTENEGRIN NEGOTIATIONS AT DEADLOCK
| -DIsTRUsT ENTERTAINED IN LoNDON-oNE MIL
| LION RUSSIANS CALLED TO ARMS.
| LONDON. Monday, March H. 1877.
The Pal Mall Gazette this afternoon, in
leading article, says: ave do believe the signature
of the projected protocol will give any security OF peace
Already, reports from Bosnia true, forces at
work there o prepare another series OF oufrdgcs which
might precipae the very which the protocol Ia n
tended topreven Dread has been expressed that Russia
Is allowed 10 commence war With Turkey this may afford
Germany an opportunity OF making the attack upon
| France, which IL il commonly supposed she
strained from making two years ago; but II Germany
helps Russia to recall her troops with honor AMI proat,
1t may be this year she will find herself under such
restraint. The outlook in that direction seems TO be
daTIenng daily. II the Russian troops must I've
ployed or dispersed, perhaps must the enormous
armies which are grinding Germany TO the EARTH The
Oulook Eastward is as threatening ever The Dego-
tauons between Turkey aud Montenegro ap-
proaclng deadlock. Reports Of Russian
| moDts grow more alarming. TIE danger lest
an attack upon Turkey may lead TO a great
European war must mast always have been
present to the Russian mind and in view Of such danger
1t Is Impossible to even vast military preparations
"a The Times correspondent Belgrade reports this
morning, viz, that 100000 viii be In by
tie 10th OF March, exceed the requirements OF tho
situation. II may be that Gen. IgnatieTs language and
the enormous muster Of Russian troops the Turkish
frontiers are only meant to ntmidate In any We
may well face the fact that Europe does lie under
open and hagraut process of intimidation and that the
Russian threats for tho part addressed TO
England"
The Post in leading article, announces that Cabinet
Council will be held Immediately decide upon the
cepabity of the proposals brought by Count Sohouya-
loft, the Russian EmbassadOr.
FANATICIsM IN BOSNIA.
dispatch to The Times from its Belgrade correspond
ent says: From Bosnia learn that the Mohammedan
population are becoming very much excited by the adj
dresses Of Imans Hadas and wandering deryshes, VINO
have reused the fanatca passions OF their followers
such pitch OF that foreigners residing in
Bosnian towns state there is imminent danger of mas
isn authorities have mado rcqusOn for 500 horses and
pack saddles, with driver Tor each horse Similar
rcquistion has been made in serJeyO the animals being
used tor transporting military stores and ammunition
through the stations in the northern part OF the province
The Governor Of Bosnia has made reqiston OF al grain
and Indian III the districts 0 Serjeyo and Traynk.
1t is reported that MoIammean Official in Banjauks
March account Of his having been accused OF ag1atng
in favor OF the Insurgents Murders and ouitages are
said to be on the increase in N0nrrn Bosnia and many
Christian ingabitants OF the districts of Banjauka
Bisasch. and Bcrbn ecng across the frontier ID
Austria to their lives leaving their property to 10
plundeled by the Bdshi-Blz1itks.
THE ANGLo-IURKIsH ADMIRAL's EXPLANATION.
Admin al Hobart Pisha OF the TdrkSh navy writes to
The Times from ConstantnOple under date OF March q
contralictng the reports about Turkey. He
says:
It exactly suits Turkeys great eucmy that these
ports should be promulgated proof Of the imposSbiy
OF Turkish The Turks these reports
ridiculous to require rciuaiion. la ordinary times this
might b. true, but we live in extraordinary times aud
cannot stand by and allow such injustice to pass
noticed. The sultan Is IN perfect health. and works day
and night for the welfare OF his country Sheykct Pasha
has not been appointed tO any command the Danube
elsewhere Midllat Pasha was not removed through
palace ntriSues. The Sultan himself, from do
not pretend to criticIse, dismissed him. MahIGOnd
NedIm Pasha il not recalled from exile,
there any probability Of his being
LONDON. Tuesday, March 13, 1877.
The Standards Berlin correspondent says 1t
tain that Gen Ignacf Will succeed Prince GOrtchakof
when lie returns TO 81. Petersburgh.