New-York tribune., 1877-01-02

IGNATIEfF TO BE RECALLED INITIATION IN
TURKEY.
LONDON. Monday Jan. l, 1877
A delayed dispatch from COnstantinople,
dated Friday Dec 20, says 1t was Len believed that ut
Saturdays sitting Of the conference the European plenI
potentiarcs would make further concessions 10 the
Porte, and an agreement would be reached. II was
thought TO be improbable that Gen gnatieR would re-
main In COnst tnOpe Russian Embassador after the
conference. II asserted that the Turkish Govern
ment contemplated fresh Issue OF paper money 10 the
amount Of 3,00O0O0 Turkish pounds.
THE PORTE URGED TO SUBMIT
Reuter telegram from Constantnope reports that at
Saturdays sitting OF the conference after the Turks m
nounced that their counter proposals not ready,
Count Chaudordy the French penpotentiary addressed
the conference pointing out that the propositions OF the
European representatives contained nothing contrary TO
the integrity of the Ottoman Empire Gen. Igpaen ne
carcd that Russia had made every concession In ordr
arrive at understanding II was 10 Turkeys inter
accept the proposals Of the Powers Lord Salts
bury and the Austrian and Italian representatives eS
pressed approval OF these statements Hopes Of peace
fu solution continue. The plenpocntiaries appear dis
posed TO make concessions in matters OF detail
The Greek Envoy at CoIstantnople has informed Sir
ii. G. Eliot that Greece will subordinate her Eastern
policy to that of England The Marquis Of Salisbury
has promised the Cretan delegate that be will consid
the claims OF Crete Ii is stated that the Porte Is wiling
to conccde that governors of the insugen provinces
shall be Christians.
1t is reported at Bucharest that in consequence OF tho
pro!ongaton Of the armstice the Roumanldn army vi.
be placed on peace footing
THE SERvIANs REJOICING.
LONDON Tuesday. Jan 2. 1877.
The Standards dispatch from Belgrade says the Ser
yians jubant at the pToOngation Of the arnsucc
All warkc preparations have ceased. The militia winch
started for the front have been recalled The Russians
who have formed part of the garrison Of Belgrade viii
be sent to Gladova.
PROSPECTS OF A SETTLEMENT.
MONTREAL, Jan. 1.-Iu interview with a deputstion
OF enginemen to-day Mr.. Hickson expressed his desire
for reconciliation between the old employees and the
company, and said "if the Central Committee OF the
brotherhood would come 10 Montreal he wOnld enter
into negotiations with 1t. The local committee
here has sent several members to Brockyi!e
and BellcvIlle to quell the disturbance, aud
will send the members OF the Central Commit
to Montreal. The strikers In session this evening,
and are communicating with Mr.. Arthur, the Chic, ~
the Brotherhood While reconciliation is not improb-
able the company still preparing for the Mr..
Hckson is in communication with the Ottawa Gov.
ernment in order secure protection 10 the road and
says tnat till such IS assured no trains can be run part
BrockVile, Beevle, and stratfori, the three "o.st
morning for this city under escort Of large bOdy Of
militia, who will pilot the train to Belleyllle
SERIOUS Observation-Disclosures RUSSIANS DISPOSED
TO ACT sUMMARILY.
LONDON, Tuesday, Jan. ., 1877.
The Daily TelegrapHs special from Pera,
dated sunday, the Turkish counter propositions were
sent to the PlonipOeDtiares late Saturday night,
The Turks offer system Of administration
very like that proposed by the Powers,
but ignore the questions OF gendr1itre and mtena-
tiOnal commission and absolutely refuse TO pardon the
Bulgarian prisoners, subject the appointment OF Cow
ernors to the approval Of the Powers They also reject
the financial proposals and suggest guarantees The
hot
sunday TO consider the counter proposals The Russ n,
German, Austrian aud French delegates declared they
could with the Porte, and seemed inclined
short the discussion After Lord Salisbury stated his
views they became camcr. Gen. l,nateH however,
read 20 the representatives, a telegram from Prince
GOrchakOf, Directing him not to listen To
any cOunter-prOTosals whatever. II finally
arranged that the Conference should present their
original propositions again on Monday. The correspond
cn adds: "ShOuld the Turks persist IN their rcfns
understand all the ambassadors will quit COnstantinoplo
and leave their legations in the care Of Charges dAf
faires."