New-York tribune., 1877-03-07
FOREIGN NEWS.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.


MONTENEGRO CLAIMING TOO MUCH-MoRE RUSSIAN
ARMY CoRPs oRGASIZiNG-GEN. IGNATIEFF At
BERLIN.
LONDON. Tuesday. March @, 1877.
Reuters dispatch from COnstantinople says
It would appear that Porte objects Of Monte
ncgro's demands cabinet council TO deliberate upon
them is TO be held tomorrow.
Reuters telegram from ST. Petersburg states that an
imperial ORDER dated March 3. has been published
directing formation corps OF grcDaiors and eight
army corps the divisions which have been detached
from the military districts Of st. Pet rsburg, wilma,
Warsaw, and Moscow. ST. Petersburg dispatch just
received In Paris the organization Of these corps
should not be interpreted a measure, but merely
as an application of the law the reorganization Of the
Russian army.
Reuters telegram from ST. Petersburg denies the
cent rumors that Russia is endcavorng 10 conclude
separate Arrangement with the Porto by the offer OF
pecuDiary assistance.
The PdH Mall Gazette this afternoon comments unfs-
vorably on Gen. Ignatiers mission It thinks England
csc7o: aonsen5 to arrangement which would simply
fix the time for general scIimnage over Inrgish terri
tory rn!css Europe agree to give Russia her own way
Gen Igia,lcn dined with Prince Bismarck last
ing at Berlin lie is 10 leave there for Paris at noon to-
morrow. -
The Turkish Minister OF Foreign Affairs has sent TEL
egrapc dispatch to tue representatives. abroad OF me
healIh and private lie OF the Sultan.
The ANSWER 10 BE SENT RUSSIA
The Tin,ess dispatch from Vienna says 1t that
that the formula for an the Rus circular
has been found. The reply Is to be warm European
recognition Of all the eOrts and sacrifices made by Rus
sa for the Christians In Turkey II these efforts
have not quite had the desired effect, the Powers
seem to be willing TO take their share OF the III success
OF the Conference SO there no reason for Russia TO
consider dignity COMPROMISED than that of the
rest Of Europe. II will be pointed out that despite the
failure Of the Conference efforts have NOT been ulcss
There Is peace with Servia and, u may hc hoped, win
Montenegro also. The Porte has recognized the ueces
sty cf the reforms advocated by the Powers and has
been reused from its tOrpor and ethdrsy.
TURKEY LIKELY TO BACK DOWN.
BERLIN, Tuesday, March 6, 1877
The National Gazette publishes what it claims
ia an authentic Communication, derived from inti
mate friend OF Gen. Ignaei in the course OF which IL
said that the prevalent opinion in 81. Petersburg Is
that Turkey, dcspairng OF obtaining alliance against
Russia will consent to the concessions which are de-
manded Russia WILL If possible, avoid war, but II it Is
unavoidable will prosecute IL with the utmost energy,
and hopes the other Powers vii! observe friendly neu-
trality.
RUSSIA UNDOUBTEDLY WARLIKE.
LONDON, Wednesday, March 7, 1877
The Berlin correspondent OF TIE Sandord reports an
interview with Gen. Ignatcfs secretary in the course
Of which latter declared that His,a would neither
dsan nor agree to peace unless the Porte grants the
forms which are demanded and the necessary gIaIan-
tees. Although the popular cNccment has
abated since last Summer, the Government and tho
peoe take IL for granted that something mast DE- 10 e.
Russians recognize and more the advantage Russia
derives from the triple alliance The relations between
Berlin Vienna and ST. Pctt rs.trg TIC best foot
ing The Secretary concludes In terms Identical Win
those used g The Berlin A0ti9HGl G0-cne.
AVlenma eiegrdm to 7he Ht"4 ~ from Cctine states
that Prince Nila has telcgYaphcd 10 tlc M0encgin
delegates at Co.taunope that tie oession OF the fOr
rCss Ot Sic.icS IS a sine gud HOH."