New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
TILE Turkish IMRROGLIO.

| TIE TURKISH CABINET FALfERING-A MINISTERIAL
CRISIS IMMINENT-LoID sALrsBURY's RETURN
EXPECTED.
VIENNA, Wednesday. Jan. 3. 1877.
The Political Correspondence prints Con-
stantinople telegram dated JAN 2, which says In con-
sequence Of the great influence brought to bear, the
agreement Of the Turkish Cabinet Council is less COM
plco than before. Midhat Pasha, the Grand Vizier,
threatens TO resgn and there is possibility OF min
istcrial crisis"
LONDON. Wednesday, Jan. 3, 1877.
special dispatch from Paris to The PaU Mall Gazette
says: Prince Orof, the Russian Embassador, had a
long interview with NJ. Jules Simon to-day The East
tern situation Is considered very grave Cabinet
Council under the presidency Of Marshal MacSiahon
has been summoned
The PaH Mall Gazehe this afternoon, in q leading
article, says:
ward is at least as dark as the elegrams make II APP
pear We We're not preaIed Tor tne thPr9ng9EOs q % r
desire rupture with Russia. it unnecessary for
them to almost court general denunciaton bv rejecting
proposals, which Gen. IgDatlrf could not accept On
the other hand it may be that having determined to
fight rather tnan submit to Onerous demands, the
Ministers think II will serve them best will their own
people reject all Of interference in word.
And then hear that Gen. Ignatef is instructed TO
listen to no counter proposals at all II So the next se-
the end Of the Lord Salisbury will i on hs
home.
THE TURKS MORE. CoNCIIIATORY
n
santinople to-day says the Plenipoentares do not a-
pear have abandoned hope that rupture may yet be
avoided Mdhat Pasha when visiting the German and
Italian ambassadors on Tuesday, adopted a somewhat
concatOry tone At the present moment it is be-
leved the Porte at the sitting Of the Conference omor-
row. will give formal refusal to the demands Of the
Powers.
RUSSIA RATHER UNFRIENDLY TO sRRvIA.
LONDON, Thursday. Jan. L. 1877.
The Standards dispatch from Belgrade Russia ts
unwilling to enter into any engagement directly with
Servia This is considered concession to Austria All
Russian officers servia have be ordered to join the
army at Kischinef.
GEN. IGNATIHPF PREPARING TO LEAVE
The Russian Tclegraphc Agency has a dispatch dated
St. Petersburg Wednesday afternoon, stating that the
Portes refusal is considered certain and Gen Ignatief
has telegraph SebastOpol for the Imperial yacht
Hericlik.
TIE TURKS RESOLVED TO REJECT THE POWERS
TERMS.
The Tin,ess correspondent at Vienna teegraphs that
the Turkish Cabinet Council, to decide the POrte's
answer was held OH Tuesday. On Wednesday the Turk
sh ambassador Vienna called at the Foreign Office.
and communicated telegram from the Porte, according
to which Turkey unable to accept the basis upon
which the proposals OF the Powers are drawn up
FURTHER NEGOTIATIONS POSSIBLE.
The Berlin special to The Times SAYS. n0wifhstand-
ing the serious turn affairs at Con5tannope have taken,
no immediate rupture Is apprehended III Is
ouite certain that Mdhat Pasha is ready to
fight II he must and that the Russian Government do
not wish to nght unless they think 1t unavod
able. 1t is expected the negotiations will continue,
while the weather renders all bat impossible Even
the departure delegates TO tine Conference would
leave matters unchanged. negotiations might be con-
tinued by the ambassadors What will happen in Spring
or toward the end OF Winter Is different question.
RoUMANIA PREPARING FOR WAR.
The Pest correspondent OF The Daily Ners reports on
good authority that the Roumanan Government In
consequence the receipt Of warke news on Tuesday
have revoked their orders for restoring the army to
peace footing.