New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
NEGOTIATIONS TO BE RESUMED.

PRINCE NICHOLAS TO BIZ URGED 10 MANI IhAN
HOPES ENTERTAINED THAT WAR WILL BE
AvERTED-soCIAIsM SPREADING IN RUSSIA.
LONDON, Tuesday, Jan 80, ls1I'
A Reuter- dispatch fran Ragrlsa says: The
British German and Italian Consuls will proceed 10
Cettnie to-day It is reported. in order to induce Prince
Nicholas 10 make peace with the Porte the latter VIII
ce6e 10 Montenegro the II districts demanded Monte
negro has consented 10 allow the Turks Ia send INTO
Nicscs IL tons Of provisions during February"
The Post publishes the following in semotbciai form
II 10 unforeseen accident TO disturb the DISPOSE
ton which anmaes all the Powers may hope that III
the course OF the next month assurances viii De gwen
which sill ratify the strong expectations now entertainer
that the prospect Of European war ia obviated'
REPUBuCAHIsM IN RUSSIA.
LONDON. Tuesday. Jan. 80, 1877.
AVenna dispatch 70 The Times saws:
Although circumstances have greatly changed since
the cars Moscow speech. that enunciaon cannot ne
altogether ignored The only question is w ht ones
ZION rs still pending at ST. PETERSBURG ana is hepeh1es
the issue Of the struggle between me Essan eI
since the affair before The Kasan Chnrch ana me reye
sjg o. that popular agitation which played so pronl-
nrnt part lat summer such agitation indeed Is re-
o,rlied az q tvo-cdg,d sword which ought not % be
s'oved viii Bur proportionatey rs public agitation
sod private ACTIVITY II the party when III c"i alu
Official eli represents Russian national Ideas nA7 n-
II may be taken the surest symptom OF this thal
those port about ;he imminent aodaa.ion OF tne Ear
and his placement by tie CZaewch aie aea ia
he There doubt lat the il pdcihO
di,uo. Ion mas en- very much Strengthened ny hul-
her OF circumstances. Foremost among these are tne
lately received OF COsc cOhIt'
sutsi-fing between the national and pOntco-O c az
aEDratiOns and opinions, not only among lhc eoe ~
barge hut In the official and even in the army
Tn committees which EaVs taken up Tie SiaNr cune
MOS. warmly have found tO he or are under heaFy
susuicinu OF heinz the 2Cai1us advocates pl NOR
o.gh poca. amd social reorganization OF Russia; tiat
subVP~S0n less OF All tl.il now cAlNtH 81
that fostering the Slave .ta was lhulecN losterinE
these noiitiCal and social aspirations Inc TACT Una. 'o
OF tho Bulgarian committees actually intTodtced INTO It's
nrc,r,lnne the future organization a. Bulgaria as re-
iEbc yaY well calcuiacd to dampcn the ardOr OF INC
Car FOR the Bulgarian cause , ,..., $40
litIc,i and urged by the adv ocltes
4 the strongest argument i't Wa by ''h'us
tho PansaTe callHc ~ ndnd RUSSIA can iHil,
control over il, while ~" authority gained ny tne uy'e
and having settled inc luluIc 81 Uht
whole : ave world hattcr The Russian national ltcI-
ING and divert iOug time from ai those ppi'Ici
anJ socl9 theories when the people now hroodlng
over Az yet The peace parry mas me upper udJ' Dat
the war Marty rely good dcal On Tue fclIu Vi
Gen lCadtieh to turn the scale IN IT'S iaNor.
TEE GAR REALLY AyERsE TO WAR;
The St Petersburg correspondent Of The Times IN let
ter dated Jan. %, says:
Tho Cars Moscow -rccch certainly remains unqrd-
fed any later declaration bu - ne SANE uihr u y
evident Judging hy the tone of society ~ 81 leicTaDuE
and Moscow Wei IL by Chat OF nublc opinion III g'
rra that this famous -rccch, although not Officially c-
u acted ~ virtually Withdrawn. The Argument aauuoen
Of I;tsaa society IN JUSTIFICATION ni inc
cours. : ;but uruI having tcrierri and the CUhti
cUce having failed. Russia, notwithstanding Wtt' iHS
EnrerJF sad Moscow, IL relieved IRON ali lhdI'i
respnrgibiity with regard 10 tho preparation on ""
army in Bcsshrubil, mobilization EiS iacd anu buc
ANYTHING hut satisfactory cpntilinh- my
Ing lived THIS country during the Whoe course OF US
present crisis, and having carefully watched pOtb ioe
nrarusy declare inY cunNl- tons that ne LHpciOr
desires 70 have excuse Tor Hoi going to war;