The New York herald., 1878-02-10
RnsSia'S Liberty of Action Restored by
the Despatch of the British Fleet.
ABDUL HAMlD' AND NICHOLAS.
England Still Seeking fer
Guarantees.
EFFORTS FOR GREClAN UNITY.
ABDUL HAMID AND NICHOLAS.
EFFORTS FOR GRECIAN UNITY.
[DY CABLE 70 THE HERALD.

..i LONDON, Feb. 10, 1878.
The Russian Agency. of ST. Petersburg,
states that the despatch Of the British fleet
to the Bosphorus restores to Russia liberty
of action. If the object is to cooperate in
the maintenance of order and. the attain
ment of q durable and equitable solution of
welcomed rs an auxiliary. At any rate,
Russia will regulate her attitude by that of
England.
Is IT TO SEAL THE ALLIANCE?
The Vienna Political Correspondence states
that arrangements are being made for
meeting between the Sultan and the Grand
Duke Nicholas at Tchataldja.
TIE TIMES APPROVES.
The Times approves the governments action in
sending portion OF the fleet to Constantinope. 1t
says:--"An danger of a renewal or the war between
Turkey and Russia is now over The Russians are
practically master OF Constantlnople Nothing re-
mains for US to be concerned about but the due
settlement OF the terms OF peace and the proec-
tion OF cur immediate interests. Russia Is under
an honorable pledge not to advance further.
THE SUSPICION OF ENGLAND.
"Should she do under any pretext she would
arouse the suspicion and excitement OF this coun-
try, OF which the last two days have afforded some
dangerous premonltory symp ptoms; but If she VIII
Loyalty restrain her forces even within the limits
. fixed by the armstice there IS reason why the
conditions OF permanent peace should not be
tempcratey discussed and deliberately de termned
at congress-"
SOME OTHER OBSERVATIONS.
The Times Vienna correspondent telegraphing
on Friday evening, says-"Russia, beside her ex-
ccpton taken to Vienna as the place for holding
the Conference, announced that she had some
other observations to make, which were sent by
special messenger ana are expected here this
friday evening. 1t scarcely be expected that
now when to a certain extent Russia has already
exercised the right of treating alone with Turkey,
she will fully recognize the equal rights OF the
other sigma tories to approve, reject or modify all
the points OF her separate agreement, and 1t Is
more than probable that she will insist on certain
points as not debatable by the Conference"
40 DIRECTIONS
A telegram il reported to have been received by
the Admiralty stating that neither Russia nor Tur-
Pkey VIII object to the English neet going to Con-
stantin0ple
TURKISH CABINET CHANGES.
A special despatch to the Times IRON Pcra con-
firms The previous statements to the libc raj and
reform tendency shown by the recent ministerial
! changes and the withdrawal of Mahmoud Damad
| from the Ministry. With reference TO the Cabinet
crisis, reported in a Constantnople despatch OF
| the 5th, the Times despatch says
The new premier has addressed Parliament rec.
ognzing its authority to nerrogate the Ministers
and asking 1t to appoint a committee rs medium
| OF communication between tho House and the
Ministers He also pointed out that the abolition
OF the Grand NiZcrute and the establishment OF
Ministerial responsibility shows that the govern.
ment is In earnest IN carrying out the principle of
the constitution.
The sixty first regiment left Dover yesterday for
Portsmouth to embark for Malta.
GRECIAN UNITY.
rhe insurgents III Epirus have proclaimed union
with Greece. The main body OF the Greek army
mas returned to Lamia-
MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN.
1t Is stated tnat the Russians have captured
10000 men, including twenty pacnas, and 900
cannon, during the war