New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27
FOREIGN NEWS.

TURKEY AND THE GREAT POWERS.
THE RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT ABOUT TO Address
EUROPE-THE UNIFIED SUPPORT or THE POWERS
DESIRED AGAINST TURKEY-1Hg AMBASSADORS
LEAVING.
LONDON Friday, Jan. 20. 1877.
Information has been acquired by the cor
respondent The London Times that Russia Is about 10
issue an important memorandum, which Ia already
up and only awaits Gen. Ignates before
10 is communicated TO the European Powers. In this
document Russia will remind Europe that she has all
along regarded foreign occupation Of Bulgaria ~ the
only effective OF amelOraDg the condition Of tho
Christians She will also remind the Powers that the let
Of the Car to the Emperor Of Austria indicated that
Russia then considered events still enufe her to con-
sder the simultaneous occupation OF Bulgaria, Bosnia,
and Herzegovina by Russian and Austrian troops and Of
the BosphOs by the united 1est Of France and England
as the only real solution OF the problem Russia will
further remind the European Powers that, in conse-
quence of the refusal Of Austria France and England to
participate in this programme, Russia entered upon
more direct individual Intervention and that INC Gar AT
Moscow announced his Intention TO act alone II neces-
to exact BY force from Turkey what Russia knew De-
forehand could not be otherwise obta ned:
The memorandum will also state that Russia agreed
to join tine Conference because OF her profound respect
for the pacific wishes OF Europe and AS TO permit the
WILL Russia agreed TO Reduce her demands TO minimum
Henceforh Russia thinks herself entitled TO reckon on
the continued collective efforts OF Europe, whose accord
for common Interior action has not been destroyed Oy
the conclusion OF the Conference The memorandum
concludes by stating that Russia proposes shortly TO sub
NIT programme to which she hopes TO obtain the adj
heson Of the Powers" The PlenipoienaTies who were
detained at Cnsantnope after the close OF the Confer
rendered important service by pesuding tue Porte
TO naugurate REFORMS OF its free WILL instead of
yielding to the advice OF the party to force ON rU
ture with Russia by Immediately attacking Seryia.
A Reuter- telegram from Constantmople says: "Sr
Henry Elliott the British ambassador left this city TO-
day. Baron Wcrther, the German Embassador, and
Count Bchy, the Austrian EmbassaOr, will sail on Sat
urday. Ignaeii's departure Is still retarded by
tempcsuous weather in the Black Ii 10 positively
that the Porte intends introducing OF It's own
cord the reforms demanded BY the Powers at the Confer
ence."
TIE TURKS BECOMING CONCILIAToRY.
LONDON, Saturday. Jan. 81. 1877.
Reuters telegram from COnstantnope says it IL as
serted that Midhat Pasha has addressed conciiatory
dispatch to the Princes OF Serva and Montenegro pro-
posing direct understanding with the Porte before the
expiration of the armstice The Turkish Embassadors
have been ordered communicate this step to the va
Gus cabinets. Midhat Pasha has also ORD red the pro-
yncal governors maintain friendly relations with the
foreign consus and residents and take measures to pre-
vent disorders. - $500
II is expected that the Russian circular upon the Last
ern question will be issued in few days.
THE DkcOIvE ppOVIZrES DTsTIrRRED