New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-07


the mountains, impede communication with Old
Servia by the frequent raids they make, and commit
great atrocities in the Servia villsgcs.
4 force Will be Immediately sent against them.
RUSSIA STILL MAKES RESERVATIONS.
SHE INSISTS THAT TIE "oBJECT OF THE WAR"
MUST BE HELD IL YIEw-A CONSPIRACY ORGAN
ZED AGAINST TIE sCGIAN-DIsoRDERs IN AR
MENIA.
ST. PETERSBURG Monday, May g. 1873
The Agence RlsSe has an article referring to
the statement the ST. Petersburg patch IA The Lon
don Tgcs Of April 30 that the ons Russia would
make are the limitation Of the boundaries and period OF
occupation Of Bulgaria. the substitution II an European
European syud consider the claims OF boudho!d
well us,ias claims for Indemnity and the ret
recession oniy Of the small stlp d" Btssafa1ia Hp"l
by Russians Tho Igocc Russo observes that the CIR
respondent somewhat exaggerated them ana above all
too specific THE Imperial Cabinet II says, has
shown that actuated Icy conciatory disposition
provided the object OF the attained Count schouy-
a.on viii probably arrive here on sunday"
Much importance - attached To his Count schouya-
lon visit IT Is understood that he will stay here about
! two weeks.
LONDON, Monday, May G, 1873.
! News from Kharpoot. Turkish Armenia. reports the
pIundcrns OF ninety one Armchair villages in the DIS
uict II Chcmistsczp by DersIn Koorls The Ottoman
authorities are unable to afford protection. Although
the district s. greatly impoverished double taxes are
I
/ famine.
THE MUSSUIMAN REVOLT.
special dispatch from Pcra To The T0'os says: "Ad-
vices from Adriauopc and Phillipopos OF the "a inst,
! report continued hsbtug about Hasko In which dis
frict tWcnty-Oue NphauIB,dau Villages have been de
,troyed the Russians laying the blame the Busar-
iaus and the Bulsarians laying IL on the Russians.
/ There have been many arrests al Adranople, among
them Bugariaus accused OF completely IN the &c
structcn OF TURKISH VILLAGES Inc insurgents nave hGt
yet descended nJO the plain further west ihah HasAO
10 slamism Of the Dttana Valley. cooperate with the
main body Of the insurgents, furnishing contingent
and holding the mountain passes. To cOunteract this
movement Russian force l. marching from sophia. In
places ThlriY-ci-A; Russians have been brought 70
| pnmpopos The main body OF the INSURGENTS Il est
mated al 10000 exclusive OF scattered bands. lutorIa
uu reaches US That many Greeks have joined. aud that
there communication between the leaders and the IN
II il r,mcmbcr,d that the Greek instruction anti
say rather autTurR There seems also reason To
expect ihat strong Albanian contingent will join TIE
/ iHsuIrcctiun.
RECRUITING ACTIVE N ENGLAND.
Tie coming week viii lee unusually busy one at the
English aI-enals and dockyards. snV owners who
hitherto have been privileged 10 berth their vessels in
proximity the Admiralty Moorug' opposite the Vctu-
inc Yard NJ Dcptiord nave received notice 10
Them by to-day IA all tho room available IS TO lie
served fog trusp IT'S. The reports e." recruiting officers
Tor th, past month snow irhlthdn' Slet,c III .iio
eth advancing at a steady rate.
ABDUL HAND ~ DANGER
AT Constantnopc," The Daiiy NcrS's correspondent
says another palace revolution is threatened. The
spiratos for The overthrow Of sultan Abdul Hamd
and The accession Of Murad somebody el-c actually
liked one ~ last week for the attempt, but fear OF
Russian interference causcn change their plans and
the cous SAY that they must walt until the Rus
udc the Russians In case Of revolution but tLerc
great danger that the Russian and English troops wond
come into collision IN such an event LugHh lnuutuce
N now Crr'Ea 10 DC NpItnoSt ~ m, u Ert.h Hm6. y
D Him.. H.
mi IN r tI, Itr ip,st.r ARE AGAINST tic sui.
tan, and the people sullen ana DISCONNECTED.
iaT ON bread which Is now at famine prices
Tnr ,.hg are an I, ads ly each utucrS nrOats.
Ptsu for instance Is cursed on all sides ~ The
on. either Eng .h Russian support the sultan could
stay Oh the throne another day Inc same core
spon ut -dys: Stdyk pashd Is certain not To remain
curi OF the Ministry long, though II L. dinculi To see
What English influence would gain ny MS overthrow
mat the present Ca nr Under British iufucncc. mis-
/ accord may, however, be ieEh'd.
THREE FoGTRFssEs WITHHELD.
The cspondcnt OF The DdB NetrS at Constantinope
also says mat the Porte has sent note to the Powers
maintaining that II cannot cvHcuatc shuma, Narna and
B,tun untn the Russians retire and surrender Adrian
opr m accordance with the Treaty OF san StcfanO The
Eusslans OF cOursc. maintain the counter proposition
that they cannot withdraw untH the TURKS e'"cuae 'o
fortresses.
roDIEBEN VISITS THE BosPHoRUs.
Sadyk Pasla, President OF the Turkish Council OF
Minister'S and sa vet Pasha, Minister OF Foreign Affairs,
had a long interview with General Todleben on sat
urday General Todlebcn aud his stan visited Buynk'
dcrc sunday, and also examined the coast ol tho
BOsphOrus.
ANpRAssY GOING TO SYRIA.
As evidence that nothing stirring Is likely To occur Tor
n few days the correspondent ut Vienna OF The Times
says that Count Andrassy viii leave to-day for sra,
OH a shooting excursion.
THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT IN SESSION.
THE GovERHMENT wlrIHOLDs INF0RMIIoN RE-
GARDING THE RUSSIAN SPECIFICATIONS.
LONDON, Monday, May q, 1873
Parliament reOpcncd to-day after the Easter
recess SIR Stafford Northcote Chancellor Of the EX-
chequcr In reply TO question asked by the Marquis OF
Harrington the Liberal leader, said 81 can ohy say
lint ncgntiniinns With Rnssia continue II would he