New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-21
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TURKISH TROUBLES.

PEACE WITH sERvIA FORMALLY CONCLUDED-M0N-
TRNEGRo's COURSE STILL IN DoUBT-DIsCoS-
TENT ~ sTAMBoUL-
CoNsTAYTIyOPLE, Tuesday. March 90, 1877.
The Sultan in his speech yesterday minated
that the policy he intended to pursue relative TO Monte
negro would be submitted TO the Parliament at Its first
meeting $500
The Political Correspondence publishes intelligence
from Belgrade that PERTH EGendi the Turkish Envoy,
was received by Prince Milan to-day TO present the I'M
perial irman. Peace with serva is thus defnitiye
LONDON, Tuesday, March 20, 1877
Reuters telegram from Constautnople reports that
the Monte negrn delegates having tcegraphed to
Cettnje for repetition of the Princes dispatch, which
was ndecpherable, received to-day fresh telegram.
which was likewise unBtelligible. They have again
asked for a repetition. The Turkish and Monteneerin
armies will the defensive the negotiations not
having been rupturcd.
WAR SILL EXPECTED.
The Pail IfaiI gazette, in a leading article, says:
The silent testimony OF events seems to point more
and directly TO war, or at any rate to the ever
progressing accumulation Of material OF winch wars arc
made. There is pause in military preparations Oh
either side The disturbances IN Bosnia are splcddin9
the Montenegro ENJOYS have their ais yer from INC
Porte difficulty has with SerNia about presenting
frIan, and from all sides comes grave news OF dseoh
tent IN me muSiSn cap no. the Car
10 enable hun 10 Restrain his people. IL may suddenly
find ali its calculations oycrthrOwn Dy being cJnirond
Porte to enable IL to mold it's subjects III checA.
OMNIBUS PLACARDs IN sTAMBoUL.
A special dispatch from Vienna to The ilDes says:
According to accounts from Constantinoplc the de-
spOndency caused by Mdha Pashas fall has Deeh sue
ccCcd by slerafion which seems almost Ieady ZOE
anything The hope la Midhat Pashas AFFINITY TO save
Turkey might have proved usory. but II certainly was
exceedingly strOng. Edhen Pasha aud nis colleagues
vainy end,avor to do the best according 10 lnsIr
abilities. No believes in them; they cannot carry
popular feeling with them; discomfort grows dairy the
police kept constantly searching aer the authors OF
al. men
buildings guarded by sentnes and ahoymo iecl5 70
the Minister full Of nvectNcs against the lncdpiDie
government, which takes ali ablcDodicd Mountaineering
for soldiers grnis down the people ny war taxes, anu
vet makes Illuminating peace with Serya, ana even tlks
cedng territory to the Montenegro roDDer Uclnas
and Sofas transported TO 81. Jean "Acre Dut tnas
docs little good, same lam uage that appedfs III to
pacards Is current among the people, DrlhS Openly
spoken every Gaze, and even III the government Oinc5
and military schools Arrests are hlal' houses sviICuou
and cOnspraces sought which 40 not exist 10 m eAeePs
those actually IN possession or power arc more Vi cSs VI
the same mind. .,--.....o,
NEGOTIATIONS with Montenegro cause great ohAciy Dub
what is feared above all by all rejecting persons AT I'm
~tanuOpc is the eventual disbanng Ol me army lno
people been ubed from their normal aNOcaohs
throughout the Empire 10 defend thelr country au ~
.ioI and now these thousands Of AlbduiaBs Clrcas-
slams Arabs aud kurds are 30 home again. probably
unpaid, lind their lands untitled ana MONIES destitute
Every e,tcr from the outlying provinces Ii lni VI apPr
tensions o. tie possible consequences Ol NAOiosae "'
Dandment OF TINS kIhd.
Todays Times, III leading article, says 1t prefers 10
believe Russia sincerely desires peace. 1t Is toward
Turkey that apprenensiOns Will be directed by tlose
WHO think tue prospect will again be clouded over
Never within the memory of mau has there been such
enduring excitement in the Ottoman capital I'VE may
nope it SAYS howcver, the Porte still possesses sum
clrnt authority to MAINTAIN domestic quiet Whatever
NAY b. tie sate OF the Empire, 1t las the dd' ahtaSe
it the greater part OF the CHRISTIAN populations nave
profound dread Of the threatened war; ana however
nHcH they dislike Turks, they SHRINK nom tne pro-
cess OF bang IiDcrated.'