The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-22

INDANthA1s \ . NhhN ~ ONNpaAhh
plenipotentiaries will present counter pro-
poslls at to-dsy's sitting on the conference
with the object of Cancellation. 1t is not
easy to foresee what will be the attitude of
the European delegates.
THE CONFERENCE.
LONDON, Jan. 81,
a Constanlinople dispatch s'ys: Safvet
Pasla opened The procecdingsat Saturday
sitting of the conference by reading a mott
stating that the porte might CON to tn III
dcrstanding wish the powers OF certain
points Of detail, but passing over in %ficbcc
the proposal relative to tie appointment Of
governors and instead Of an international
commission proposing a local elective CON-
mission, presided over by o toman fuuc-
tionary. Finally Lafvc. suggested that
the settlement OF the questions relating to
Servil and Montenegro lie reserved for III
declared that the porte, having refused
the two chief qulraltces demanded by the
powers, there was no longer any common
basis for discussion and the conference
therefore must lie regarded at an end.
General Ignatief, Russian plenipotentiary,
spoke similarly. lie declared the poIte's
proposals unacceptable, laid stress upon
the responsibility resting on the porte and
expressed hope that Turkey would not IN
dertake hostiliiies against Servia and Mon
tenegro hut cause a portion Of her Christ
ian subjects to lie respected. The confer
ence then broke up.
WHAT RUSSIA WILL DO.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Jan. 81.
The Berlin telegram published Thursday,
stating that Prince Gortschakof has issued
n circular to Russian representatives, abroad
expressing a belief that Turkey would re-
iect the conference proposed, and dec'ar-
ing Russia could not undertake a warlike
policy, because Europe would not support
her and might form a coalition against her,
is a pure invention. No circular of any
kind has been issued. The Car awaits Of.
fetal cognizance Of the results at Constan-
tinople before adopting a decision respect
ing his next steps.
ATTITUDE or FRANCE y GERMANY.
LONDON, Jan. 90.
A dispatch from Paris says the recent
hostile ut,erances Of the German press
have caused a very serious impression
there. French journals advocate a strict
attitude of non-interference They deny
that any extraordinary measures of army
organization are on foot.
KILLING A SAILOR.
A Paris dispatch says the recent killing
of a German sailor by some French seamen
at Smyrna ia unduly magniied by the Ger
man press into an international difficulty.
The French government have ordered an
inquiry and will give every satisfaction
The sTair wes the result of a drunken
brawl.
HATRED OF RANCE.
TIE Posts Berlin dispatch states that the
feeling Of resentment against France be
cause Of her supposed hostility at the Con
st%antinople conference, continues undated
bo,h in official circles and among the gen
eral public.
Via IGNATIEFF TuI"Ks.
A Constantinople telegram a Y Genera
Ig1alieT, at the meeting of the conference
Saturd y, after alludlng to the efforts ht
had made to avert war, declared that il
the porte should disregard the armistice Oh
'ake any action hostile to Montenegro ant
Seryia, or if the christian inhabitants o.
Turkey should be subjected to any hard
ships. Europe would treat such proceed
ings as a proyocatioI, and wolil conside
what course ought to b. adopted. lie ais.
remarked that tle European rlanipotcl
tiaries iai received pe'itiors from III
christians Of Mucedon, Thas ely. EpiIu
and Crete. 1t had been impossible 10 con
der these papers as the scope of The con
ference was limited, but he was anxious f,
state that they had been received. All n
p'cnipotenulries have assembled al III
Austrian ambassadors ard signed the fina
f protocol. The conference ambassad, 7
, of the European powers lave rCquestcO
au licences with the Sultan for the purpos
oftlking cave. The SlItan will proba
bly, receive them tod y.
PoRTE's Manifesto.
i, VIENNA, Jan. %.
1t is reported that the porte, after the de
3 parture of the ambassadors, will publish
manifesto to Europe giving an account 0
the proceedings OF the conference.