The New York herald., 1877-02-07
THE DEPosED GRAND VIzIER.
Considerable Surmise and Some
Facts Regarding His Case.
WHAT THE PORTE PROPOSES
Russia to Move Her Troops Across the
Pruth at Once.
LORD SALlsBuRYs RETURN.
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LONDON Feb :, 1877.
Tho new deal In the Turkish Cabinet occasions
siderable comment but no surprise. Indeed IL would
seem impossible to offer sensation In Turkish Minis
teriai changes. romantic picture might be drawn,
however, oftwo mon sailing away from Cons,ant,nops
and Calais respectvely-''out into the West, a. the
sun went down" Ono ngure would be that OF the
dcposed Grand vizicr leaving tho Bosphorus for
Brindise the other the Marquis Of Salisbury Drawing
tho sea-sickness OF the English Channel These two
men may be said TO have created tho crs Turkish
the former Is sent away with the prospect OF being
bowstrung before he ands The Marquis Of Salisbury,
however, reached London safely last cvoning.
OPINIONS TEE EUROPEAN CAPITALS.
The HsRALD's correspondent in Vienna telegraphs
that tho opinion prevails there that shc Turkish
Ministry ready make great sacrnces for the sake
Of peace This was also the feeling In London last
night and tho In which several Of the morning
papers Of to-day deal with the subject. The HsRALps
correspondent In Berlin, however, states that the
sentiment in the German capital In decidedly the
reverse. and that there seems TO be hope or
expectation Of any guarantees reforms bcng made
or executed kilograms continue to be very conflict.
ing as to the probable effect Of tho crisis Turkeys
foreign relations A Berlin despatch says the change
lie considered 70 be preliminary 10 reopenng
relations with Russia and the Siguatory Powers.
A despatch from Constantinople reports that the
British man-of.war Bittern, which about quit
Constantinople has been detained, by order Of the
English Charge dAnarcs protection Of the foreign
residents.
SENSATIONAL IN THE xxrREME.
Paris correspondent teegraphs that he 10 informed
that the Russian army has received orders 10 advance
and will cross the Fruth within few days.
PRINCE ooRrscHAKovr's NOTE
The text Of Prince Gorschakon's circular note, ad
the other powers under dac OF January
81 Is received here After recaptulating hereto.
fore tecgraphed 10 tho United States the diplomatic
efforts at pachcation extending from tho outbreak OF
the nsurrecton in 1875 to tho convenng Of the Con-
stantnople Conference, tho note contnues:-
This Conference, in its preliminary deliberations,
arrived complete understanding both respecting
the condition OF peace and the reforms to be intro
duccd. It communicated the result to the
Porte as the firm and unanimous wish Of
Europe but met with an obstinate refusal.
Thus, after more than year of diplomatic Efforts
demonstrating the value the great Powers attach to
the pacAcaton OF the East and the right they possess
of insuring It, because Of the general interests
volved aud their firm desire to obtain by means OF
European understanding, the Cabinets again nnd
themselves In the position ut the commence.
mcnt of the crisis which Is further aggravated Dy the
blood has been she'd the passions that have been
raised and the indefinite proloncaton OF tho dcplor
able state OF things which weighs upon Europe and
Justly prcoccupios public opinion and The
The Porte pays regard to its former engagements,
to its duties as a member OF the European concert or
TO the unanimous wishes Of the great Powers. Far
from having made step toward a satisfactory solu-
ton of the Eastern question: the Ottoman Empire has
been ana remains permanent menace to the peace Of
Europe az well to the sentiments OF humanity and
the conscience Of Chrst'an peoples Under these
cumstances before deciding a he may think
right to follow, HIS Majesty tho Emperor wishes
know what will DO determined upon by she
Cabinets with whom have acted up to the present
and with whom desire far possible to continue
great Powers have in view has been clearly defined BY
the acts Of the Conference. The refusal Of the
Turkish government touches the dignity and peace
OF Europe. 1t Is important Tor US to know what tho
Cabinets with which have acted concert until
now intend do in reply TO this refusal and for in
surng the execution OF their wishes. You
requested TO ask for Information this point and
read and givc copy Of this despatch the Minister
OF Forcign Affairs GORTS TSCHAKOFF.
RUSSIAN
The prospectus is published In Berlin Of the twelfth
series Russian mortgage credit bonds for TO- 600 900
silver roubles The bonds TO be placed In Amstsr-
dam. Berlin, Frankfort, Brussels, Antwerp and
Russia.
WHAT PORTE PROPOSED.
Tho Ioiische Correspondents, OF Vienna, states that
tho Porte has proposed Tho following conditions 10
Serva waving it's former claim for substantial guar
antccs:-
Firs-rhc right of being automatically represented
at Belgrade.
Sscond--That Catholics and Jows shall enjoy the
same rights as native Servians
Third-That Serva shall not allow the formation Of
armed bands Tho violation OF Turkish territory.
Fourt--Tba the existence OF secret societies shall
not be permitted.
Fyt- Thos the Scrvian fortrcsscs shall be kept in
good repair and finally that the Turkish Gag shall be
hostcd upon those jointly with the Scrvan
flag.
The Foiitische Correspondents ssys:-"Servia will
doubtless accept these conditions and send special
commissioner 10 Constantinople."
A THEORY FOR FACT c4c
The Pau AoH Gazette does beheve MIdhas Pacbass
downfall bctokcns q more conc,Iintory policy, bus
rather believes that Edhem Pacha's accession means
more uncompromisng resistance What seems to the
Pail Mall Gazette the most likely explanation OF The
change is that the Sultan had become jealous OF Midhat
Pachas influence, and cnafed the OF tho
position which the energetic Grand vxer had reduced
him, and lent himself ntrigucs from the succc Of