The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-26
DEMOBILIZATI0N IMPROBABLE.
GERMANY AND FRANCE.
The English Oarsmen-A Serious
Railroad Accident.


negotiations on the all-absorbing and intricate
Eastern Question. She not alone to have
recovered the position, &C.. lost among the Great
gained increased weight in the councils
OF Europe. Whatever the final result may
be IN the event OF European war
her diplomatsts have shown wonderful dexterity
in turning everything to their own advantage and
creating situation favorable to Russian designs.
The gaze Of Europe is now fixed on them, and their
movements and utterances are the subject Of anx-
ious thought and lively comment among the leading
statesmen, thinkers and journalists of Europe.
The situation is undoubtedly nearing a crisis,
which Europe had beguiled itself into a false
security are fast fading away, giving place
TO a feeling of anxiety and uncertainty which Is be.
coming painful General Ignatiefl is still in Vienna,
and his advent to ST. Petersburg is looked forward
to in the belief that Russia will soon take such
action as will clearly Indicate her real intentions.
SPIRITED MONTENEGRO
The Montenegrin Delegates have again conferred with
safvot Pacha. Tho Porte still refuses to code Ncsic
and Koutchin, but evinces disposition 10 agree to the
other demands Of the Montenegrns The latter, how
ever, decline to renouncc their demands for Ncsic
and Koutchn Later adviccs say that the Montenegrin
Delegates have tclegraphod to Cetne that the Porte
persists in its refusal cedo Ncsics, Kouchin and
Kalaschin, and will only grant notifications OF from
tier toward Zubei, Panani, Piva, Drobruak and Char
antzl. The delegates ask Prince Nikita how they arc
TO act 1t is said that England advises the Porto to
cede Nicslcs after dsmantling the Notifications, but
the Porte considers cesson impossible even then.
The Porto has informed the Montencgrins that II
will submit TO the Turkish Parliament next week for
final decision tho concessions which 1t is willing to
grant Montenegro and will also submit Herewith the
Montenegro demands.
RUSSIAN THE PROTOCOL.
despatch from ST. Petersburg controverts the
views the English press relative to the protocol
1t says-''The protocol prcsupposes conclusion OF
peace with Montenegro and the rehabilitation Of tho
Turkish forces: Tho conviction still prevails in st.
Petersburg that If the Powers unanimously hold do.
cded language they will obtain the acceptance OF their
demands by the Porte, and the peace of Europe will
be maintained. One thing is inadmssible-viz, that
Europe should compromise herself second tme by
failure to achieve result.
An Odessa despatch reports that tho Grand Duke
Nicholas started from that city for Kischenef on
March IS. He Is still unwcll, but has boon walking
ana driving daily.
IGNATIEFF VIENNA
General Ignateff has arrived III Vienna. He has
visited the foreign ambassadors and had CONFER
ences, each of hours duration, with Count An.
Grassy As grave doubts are felt IN the higher politi-
cul circles in Vienna to the sincerity of Russiaa
professions OF desire for the preservation OF peace,
a decided pronouncemcnt OF opinion on the probable
result OF Ignatiefs mission may be expected from the
Austrian capital at an early day.
The Austrian Cabinet will inform General Ignatien
that IL still considers the reforms proposed by Count
Audrassy be the best means of preserving and
ameorating the condition OF tho Christians in Turkey
Andrassy will propose that Russia and Turkey de
mobilize simultaneously, and It is hoped that Russis
will consent.
DISQUALIFICATION IMPROBABLE.
The Berlin correspondent of the Standard telc
graphs-'I affirm confidently that the Porte OF
the Goth inst informed the Powers that 1t would
under no circumstances yield assent to the
Russian protocol If tho document required
Turkey to dcmobilize before Russia" The
prospect of Turkish rehabilitation in any
event rendered very improbable by the renewed ac-
tvity of the insurgents in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
To whatever influence this is due II undoubtedly excr
cses a disturbing influence just now, and, coupled
with the bodness OF tho Montenegrin de-
mands, makes tho difficulty OF arriving at
peaceful solution all tho moro apparent
1t is reported from Vienna that General Dcspo,ovlch
has organized the Bosnian insurgent forces into ten
bodies, tho majority of which armed with Pea
body rifles.
MIDuAr PACHA AND HIS FRIENDS.
A report comes from Constantinople that group Of
deputies in the Turkish Parliament intend shortly Ia
question tho government on the subject OF Midhat
Pacha's Punishment. The garrison OF Constantinople
has been changed and replaced by troops from Syria
This would seem to indicate that the Turkish govern.
anticipates trouble in the capital on account Of
Midnat's banishmen and gives some color to the
cent rumors OF plots and conspiraclcs in his favor,
extending to the soldicry. despatch from
Rome states Mdhat Pncha has arrived that CITY,
THE FRENCH CHAMBERS ADJOURNED.
The French Senate and Chamber of Deputies accord.
ing to a despatch from Versailles have adjourned until
May /. BY the time tho Chambers Reasonable the
Eastern question WILL in all probability have assumed
definite shape aud tho abilities OF French icgis-
lators will probably be put TO a severe test Whether
France would would not take nand in tho ex-
pcclcd conflict must depend, to great extent on tho
action OF Germany, and no little anxiety Is felt in
French political circles as to what course Bismarck
may pursue. During the tho various parties
and groups will have time TO plot and combine for the
struggle Of the next session. which will undoubtedly
BIO one of unusual activity and importance,
GERMAN AFFAIRS
According to despatch from Berlin tho bill finally
making Lcipslc the seat OF tho Supreme Tribunal OF
the Empire passed its third reading in the Recbstag
The government has informed the Reichstag that
100000 OF the balance hand OF the French inden-
nifty, representing the share Of the former North Ger
man Confederation, will be distributed among tho
States which belonged to the Confederation. further
sum OF 3,25O000 may be expected from the fund.
GERMANY AND FRANCE OF FRIENDLY TERMS
ThC Mara
McMahon VINO to Berlin 10 congratu-
late the Emperor William on his birthday, NEE
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