The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-24

snsd, and dissolution was significantly limited at
on The one side and muttercd threats Of revolution
were heard on the other Now comes the intelligence
That the Chamber Of Deputies has voted resolution
demanding the impeachment Of Mahmoud Neddim
Pacha Mahmoud Neddim was Grand yzIsr under
Aedui-Aziz, and was regarded IS friend OF Russia
ara accused BY some Of being tool Of General Igna
tieH
HUNGARY cLAkoRiy0
The question as TO whether Austria will take part In
Tue war Is daily assuming more and more Importance
ara the news bearing the subject watched mere
With the keenest possible interest IL Is et that II
AnSand forced eventually interfere IN the stru2-
We she would be IN . peculiarly difficult position II
ieit without M ally Austria Is naturally looked
&c as having Interests opposed. 10 those Of
Russia, aad the hope is very apparent thai
shc may b. Induced take the held.
The war feeling in Hungary unmistakabiy on the
increase but the government evidently withheld By
the certainly that the passage OF she Turkish frontier
BY an Austrian force would DC the signal Tor such IA
extension Of the war Us would ytartle Europe.
Vienna despatch announces that the Austrian govern
nen,s attention is rveted the increasing agitation
in Hungary. There is eager camor tor among all
classes. A comparatively short time viii tell whether
The government Will yield 10 this ciamor or not.
The quss,ton.ls being discussed IN Vienna whether
Is advisable ~ incorporate Bosnia, Herzegovina
and servainto one state under Austrian archduke
The question has YET be decided whether Austrian
interferencs the would be hostile Russia. or
merely with view 10 the acquisition OF some Of Trr
KEYS Slsvonic provinces wish the conuivancs Of
Russia
ARE RUSSIA, GERMANY AND AUSTRIA IN AccoRpY
A Bucharest correspondent teiegraphs as follows
"Ihe Grand Duke Nicholas has been stopping here
some days, and It is asceriaued that he during that
time. has remarked that be intends 10 enter
Cops,aninopie TO make the Turks feel that they
crushed, although he does not intend 10 retain the
city. There Is nim belief here among well
informed persons that tacit Il not al
ready defined understanding exists between
Russia, Germany and Italy. aud that the
Court party IN Austria !s IN accord with the
a;her Eastern potentates. Tho Hungarian element
Is Of course hostile, bu, utterly powerless oppose
sucns coalition. Many incidents may be construed
,nso conai nation Q: the above bcliei. the most
important perhaps being the peremptory
closing q! Danube navigation by the
Russians. alter The Turks had promised to
allow uninterrupted neutral commerce and the
recently DEVELOPED movement Of Russian troops west
ward Of the positions beyond which the antl-Russian
element Of Europe had virtually decided they should
not 80 witnou. remonstrance."
sorMAyIAy INDEPENDENCE
General Dochtouron, who head OF General
Tchcrnayen's staff during the SeIvan war, has re-
ceiyed an appointment in connection with the Rou
manian headquarters. IL believed that Russia will
hrs, recognize the independence OF Roumania. aud
that Germany France and Italy will follow. England
aud Austria expected to delay recognition. A
Vienna despatch says the declaration oil Rou-
,uanian independence has produced very little
i'm her Aa for ri udp bkalv so Ia
taken by the Powers conclusion eau yet be
formed None OF them likely 10 give opinion
before placing themselves n communication viii the
others and ascertaning their views
THREATENING TrRkgy's vAssALs.
The North German Gosette states that Russia has
declared 10 Tunis that II military or pecuaary aid
is rendered to tile sultan the Bcy must prepare 10
see his capital bombarucd The Tuns governments
is also aisqueted by the concentration OF French
force the frontier.
the NAVIGATION OF Tue DANUBE
The ST. Petersburg Cabinet, according 10 despatch
from VIENNA has expressed adhesion to the of
the Austrian government that the impairment Of pavi.
CATION Of the Danube should only last long as it Is
made absolutely necessary account OF military
operations No doubt IS entertained that the Porto
will likewise acccde the views Of the Vienna
Cabinet
Seven hundred Jews, deprived OF livelihood by the
closing Of tho navigation OF the Danube, destitute
nouseless aud almost starving in Widdin have taken
refuge under the walls OF the fortress Of bonn
bardment
MISCELLANEOUS WAR NOTES
Bucharest despatch reports that at six O'Clock on
tuesday morning the Turks fred IRON Rahova at an
Austrian steamer which, alter several Shots
caught 1rc. From Cettnc it announced
that Montenegro has postponed the recommends.
ment OF hos:tties until the Russians have actually
crossed the Danube II is reported from Ragusa that
several Mirditc nsurrectonary leaders arrested
near Glimbigne by the Turks while on thor way 10
Montenegro TO concert common action with the
Prince There is great excitement in The Mridita-
The British Mediterranean squadron is expected at the
Praus to-day.
A despatch from Varna says:--"By order OF the
Minister War all Circassian cavalry officers hero
have been summoned TO Constsntinople for The pur.
pose of organizing twenty-five Crcassian regiments
thero and nj AdrIanople and Sofia
Tho Greek Minister a. Vienna has given the most de.
cided assurances that the that Greece is TO Join
in the war unfounded.
A despatch from Sistova says al extensive overdo
OF the Danube is reported. The road IRON Rustchuk
is Hooded.