New-York tribune., 1877-03-16

MANY-GREAT AGITATION AT CoNsTANTINoPLE
-MoSTENrGRo's CONDUCT DEEMED SUSPICIOUS.
LosDoS Thursday, March 10. 1877.
A dispatch from Belgrade to The Times says !:
An officer stationed Noy Bazar reports that the
Turkish forces in that portion OF the empire consist rn
cpally of redfs poorly clad and generally destitute Of
undercothing. The ra bad, and frequently fail
altogether"
The Tines's Paris dispatch says: "Great agitation
quesOnably prevails at Constannopc. The recall Of
Midhat Pasha and with Russia dominant
among the confused demands OF the populace. Grave
complications are apprehended."
The Vienna correspondent OF The Times, discussing
Montenegro's attitude says: Montenegro, a rule,
has been such barometer OF Russian policy that
1t IL not surprising the little disposition she shows
to abat her exaggerated demands exces suspicion that
she has been ordered to san1 firm. This suspicion may
however, be quite unfOunded From all accounts il
pears that the Montenegrns consider their demands not
only as quite justified by their military success, but
moderate that II would require outside pressure
particularly Oh the part OF Russia to make them abate
their protensions Montenegro's holding out must not
therefore be implicitly received sign that Russia
mcditatcs war, while her yielding would be q toera-
| bly, certain symptom that Russia wants peace.
The Tnless Berlin dispatch says "The Moscop gazette
| prints the following, which is interesting as showing
Rusias position In the event OF prolonged DISCUSSION
The English proposition for years respite may he re,
gardcd as having fallen 10 the ground Russia believed
that such plan would neccssitae compact apply
coercion II Turkey did not turn the probationary period
to account Germany and other Powers have wish
sign AN agreement which might involve joint cxped
t0n 20 Turkey in years time Gen. Ignatc has met
friendly reception in Berlin, which has reassned him
that the vindeaton of Chrsti rights is consdered
necessity in Germany swell as i'll Russia Gen Igna-
te1 was Informed that Germany to preserve the alliance
OF the three Empcr0r5 would endeayOr to persuade Aus
tria to act conformity with Russia at any rate to re-
fran from assisting Turkey III the event OF war. Ger
| many would moreover. endeayor TO maintain thc
peace OF the Continent should in Turkey aud
In order To better secure this object would NOT hesitate
to declare that Russia was acting on behalf OF Europe
and she would strive to induce the other Powers To e
a like view Germany, while announcing this policy &c
clncs to undertake absolute guarantee relative TO
the future, the more she does not believe Esands
policy year hence can be forescen. The Gazette con
siders Gen. Igiiaehs mission completely successful at
Berlin, and # he is equally successfu at Paris and
Vienna, the opposition OF England won't matter, and
path will De open.
The correspondent Of The Times says: Although the
foregoing statement may be slightly inaccurate in de-
tails, there be doubt Of it's general correctness
II appears Prince Bismarck to put an end to the present
uncertainty, has far dcvated from his usual course
to declare IN favor OF the Russian propositions, even
before the reception Of Austria's final reply"
The Tiaess st. Petersburg correspondent emphati
cay declares that the formation OF Russian army
corps ought TO alarm. II is merely an ordi-
nary measure Of army rcorganzaton He also reiter
atcs the information that the Cabinet has decided
demobilization. and says: IF unforeseen events
occur feel persuaded that the conclusion of peace be-
tween Montenegro and Turkey will be followed by
Russian disarmament"
Vienna dispatch To The Dduy NepS says: Eighteen
thousand National Guards ordered TO be ready Ill
Herzegovina in three days"
| CoNsTASTINoPLE Thursday, March 10, 1877.
The deadlock between the Porte aud Montenegro con
nues Nicscs is beginning to be ninchcd for rations
| being still bloekaded by the Montenegrins.
PARIS, Thursday, March 10, 1877.
Gen. IgnatieG leaves here this evening for London
This is regarded here peaceful sign.
BRITISH sEMI-OFrICIAL UTTERANCEs
LONDON Friday, March l6, 1877.
Tn. Post, i'm prominent paragraph notices the re-
neU1 OF tie troubles in Bosnia and the StubbOrnness OF
Montenegro and says they seem to indicate fresh
foreign inrigles in Turkey. The Turks also are more
than ever determined neither to submit to ujustifiablc
dication nor disarm in the presence OF an over
wlelnng Russian force. 1t is TO be hoped that concil
ton ard orbearance may yet solve the problcm but it
il useless t. ignore fact that the prospect OF an agree
neut o,ng the Great Powers does not necessarily IN
volye escape OF the most a" kwafi aspects OF
| the Eastern question:
Rertr's telc ram from COnstautnople dated the 18th
! inst received by way OF Bucharest, announces that
several softs have been arrested for posting piacads
denouncing ydhat P,shas Punishment, the peace win
serva, aAd tic territorial cessiOhS eldhcu ny hio"
| negro.
The Siaaddrd this morning announces in an official
fo, chat br Elliott will very shortly resume his duties
as F,nlG,ssaIoc from Great Britain to Constantnope
and that it il probable that Mr. Elhota return VIII be
followed Dy that of the ambassadors Oh the othcr Hfea'
PowoIs.
The yiE6ss Berlin dispatch announces tnat tac sultan
has proclaimed general amnesty III Bulgaria. Ihe
English answer Russas proposals Is expected 10 oc-
c,s .urr NEGOTIATIONS friendly and pacific char
! acter .
The Paris correspondent OF The Times reports that
Cen IcnaticA will 60 England on tie invitation oi
rl l,Iishury who has asked him to visit his country
residence The ~ ject of Gen. Ignatcs journey Is to
second Count schouvaof7s ecrts to arrive at an under
standing Tho differences are merely VerDal. III
sec,,s i,nposic that the efforts for az understanding
| could 1,sc,rry after having reached this point
TURKEY 10 BE ACCORDED RESPITE.
The RerIu correspondent Of The Times says the Rus
alan T,l.graplc Agency informs the Russian press th
m. Powers have agreed accord Turkey respite ana
dey.o means o: securing the execution oi reforms WHICH
will oi,y nate tins necessity for military measures.
The Dqy TelegraptS special dispatch, Gated fels
March 10, says:
s,focl pasha to-day informed the Montenegrin dele
ut fh.t he regretted that Turkey was unable 20 agree
IN tirir ,tnan hut added that ho was ANXIOUS 20 con
tiuIc the discussion basis IJr peace Inc ue'cIuS1
,,,.I uf tDgy were unabie To accept iiS liolo-', as
tt.r picCist '"''
i t,rrt,rs communicate the PDr-'s decision li!lc-
dio.l, H. th,r t,oyernmcnt. 1t l. said 1lic dccAdtcs
, wait lnr The answer the Irnce OF Moht'ntSlo W
tb,s co,ntnunicaton before leaving CunstaIunope.
THE GERMAN EMPIRE.
pPlxcU BISMARCK COMPLAiNs-THE ARMY EsIi-
Mates.
LoSDos. Thursday, March 10, 1877.
A disnatch 70 The Times from Berlin says:
. =, ~ p,.uc. Bismarck, recent important speeches