The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-10
From All Parts Of the
World.
TURKEYS TERMS FOR PEACE.
IgnatieAf Engaged in Drawing Up
PROTOCOL
EGYPT's PROGRESSION.
By CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON, March 10, 1877.

LONDoN, March W. AoJs 4.
RUSSIA REALLY DESIRES PEACE.
One object Of General Iguaten's mission seems TO be
to endeavor to Impress every that Russia Is sin.
cercly DESTROYS of avoiding war or Isolated action.
All late news from ST. Petersburg shows
that there Is littlo doubt, whether because
military financial reasons. pacific tendencies are
decidedly uppermost for the moment AS for the
other object OF General IgnatieT's mission-viz thu
obtaining OF agreement upon some guarantee to b
given by the Porto for tho ulGment OF tho reforms
the idea OF binding engagement to be taken by tho
Sultan In such manner gives tho Powers tho
right of collective control has encountered
considerable opposition Tho English government, ia
whom the communications on this subject were sub.
mtted above all to have given SO little
agemcnt to this idea at least in the form in which
was nrst presented that tho hope Of coming 10
Outstanding with ngand the rslin has been
less dropped and now, through lgnaten addresses
herself moro especially to tho Continental Powers
Tho doubt whether IgnatioG will so to London
does not indicate coolness between London
and ST. Petersburg, 1t moro probably indi.
Gates Russia's impressions that Paris ia
for tho moment moro favorable place for nogota-
tions than London. The latest idea of a guarantee
DO that the Porto should again be summoned
TO accept the programme elaborated by the
Preliminary Conference. This would have tho ad.
vantage Of avoiding the difficulties involved
in the other proposal for granting respite
TO Turkey. A second refusal OF the programme by
Turkey would, however, compromise the dignity Of
tho Powers that it would be difficult to avoid taking
further 1t is not likely therefore. that all
tho Powers will consent to this step; tue idea will
probably vanish like SO many Others
Tvpot ,aH ctil In DavIo IJo bald
tended interview with President MacMahon yesterday,
and tho Duke Decazcs will entertain General Igna-
tief at banquet to-day. lie Temps says General
IgnaticTs mission is simply to obtain the
signing of protocol embodying those
reforms demanded by the Conference which
contain threat against Turkey and involve no abro-
CATION of the Treaty of 1856. Tho Unrers
important conference Of five ambassadors with
Ignatcr and Schouvaloff at tho French Foreign ONCE
to-day deliberate the tenor OF collective note
demanding of Turkey guarantees calculated to satisfy
Russia.
TURKEYS PLAN FOR PEACE.
The Turkish Minister of Foreign Affairs has the
following despatch to tho Ottoman Ambassador at
London:-
"Thc reforms proposed by the Conference and
copied by the imperial are already being
applied. They embrace two classes viz, reforms
resulting from organic laws, which will be submitted
to the Parliament, and reforms Immediately applica-
BILE, which as folows:-
First-Rcorganizat Of the gendarmdrie, scheme
for which has been elaborated and handed to Colonel
Baker for his consideration
Standardization Of tho communes into cantons,
which will be done the provincial authors
ties can assemble and send to Constantnoplo the in
formation for which thoy have boon asked relative to
communal districts
Third-lnstuton OF q corps OF mixed gendarmcric,
composed OF Mussulmans and Christians, a system.
which already exists in several parts Of the Empire.
Fourth-Admission Of non Mussulman subjects to
the military schools, which recently authorized
and dccreed by our august master.
FIfh-Prohibon of the mmigra of Ci-cassians
en- aasse into Roumania and unemployment OF regu-
lar troops except when absolutely necessary.
Standardization against carrying arms without
special authority.
Scventh-Amnesty for individuals implicated In re.
cent events at Philpopolis
Eighth-Tho formation Of special commissioned be
despatched TO vllayots Of Bosnia, the Danube ana
Adrianopc. H
NinM-Sanction of the liberty Of public worship,
all litigation upon religious matter to under the
Jurisdiction Of the pariarchntos
Tenh-Rcmssion Of the arrears Of taxes due to JAM
uary l, 1877, in tho provinces that rave suffered.
Eierenth-Maintenanco OF the right TO property
already acquired by the Christians In Bosnia aud Her
zegovna.
The elections having been completed throughout tho
Empire, the Deputies beginning to arrive In the
capital The two chambers will open In the third
week OF March
MoSrENEGRIS QUESTION.
telegram from Constantlnople confirms the state.
ment published this morning that the Montcncgrin
and Turkish representatives unable to agree 1t
says the Monicncgrns told saive Pacha that all their
demands were necessary to lasting peaco
Saivct Pacha objected In general TERMS and said public
opinion rendered acceptance impossible. lie par.
ticnlarly opposed the idea OF the cession OF
Nicsic, tho increase of territory in tho di.
rection OF Albania, and tho ccssion OF Spizza.
Negotiations will be continued on Saturday.
Tho Montcncgrins conferred with Safvct Pacha again
to-day The situation is unchanged the Moatcncgrins
maintaining all their demands ami tho Porte persist
ing in its objections The next conference will take
place on Monday council of Ministers will DO held
Sunday.
THE COUNT cuAMBoRD.
Several Deputies Left have givon notice in
French Chamber Of thor intention TO question tho
government respecting tho publication by cgitimst
journals OF tho Count Of Chambords speech at Gorz
TO a deputation IRON Marscilcs
THE CAIRO AND isMAILIA CANAL.
Tho Egyptian Finance Committee has accepted the
proposals of NJ. do Lcsscps, made in the name
OF the Sucz Canal Company, to complete and
work tho canal between Cairo aud Ismsa
provided the company be authorized to levy
certain dues upon vessels passing through. the
canal is nearly completed Tho works were formerly
abandoned Tor want Of funds. BY tho execution Of
Lesscps' plan large tracts OF desert land will DO 70.
claimed to cultivation
A FINE DAY.
nj tad N fate
weather yesterday.