New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-31
ENGLAND EXPECTED 10 SHOW GOOD WILL.
HE wlrUpRiwAI oT Mr.. IkYAEU DESIRED BY
ErssiA-osMAN AND MUKHThR ~ pIsFANOR.
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LoNDoS. Thursday. Nay 30. l-5S
Ii IL reported that teals are entertained III
- Petersburg % an outbreak or hostile collision, ~
Constanuopc. No such appreh,nsions are felt IN Lon
don II thought that Kl-sa l. merely bareauin. for
r ruo.t uo ,nlc cone, on- before the haal agree
ntnt Is made. THUS epcct dispatch from IT Peters
burg Yesterday To me Day Ners called attention To
the friendly disposition 81 Russia manifested IN the
appointment Prince Lhanof to ton~tIntnollc, and
the departure n General ISnacn for his estates II -
said that England oult NEE" these pacific oycrturcs
by the recall Of Minister Llyard, who Is not IN accord
with the present relations OF the Russian and British
Governments. dispatch from ST. Petersburg to Tie
Ii0.,s dated ,,i night t III the same strain. 1t eX-
ur,,scs fear that the war party ut Constaniinoplc
may produce crisis. and says the appoint
mcnt Of Prince LIbanoh. In place Of General
lsuation, was intended TO Ies1'u ms dthS'f.
4, oad hints bciuS thrown out that the British
Government might gly" some corresponding PROOF OF us
pacific disposition. These suggestions probably explain
Lr supposed hitch in The negotiations No trouble Is
,a,y t. Dee caused hy the Turks.
Reuter- telegram last night says the impression
orally prey s ia tonriantn"pe mat peace Is assured
The QUARREL WITH MONTENEGRO.
Thet rcatencd conflict between the Turks and Nom
cncgus IL the result 81 the aggressive action OF tn"
latter VINO crossed the River Zcta and occupied the
ne shts commanding IoIgoIza after th" conclusion OF
the arh,isicc. The Turks now demand TIE Withdrawal
of the Muntcncgriu.
TuE RUSSIAN MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
A letter to me D,nly Aers from constatinOplc cx-
blaming the change of position made by the Rus
sian forces. says the country between san otcano hhd
Adranoplc l. exceedingly malarou'. and 1900 Rn--
sian. on that line have dicd, mostly OF fever, within two
months
THE TURKISH OFFICIAL CHANGES.
The report of the removal of tuad, OSnan and Mnkh-
tar Pashas from their commands before tousantinopl
is not confirmed but IT is said that the Sultan dtrusts
Them and appointed Nahmoud Dlmad PIsha Minister OF
War partly the plrpos" of n"utlhIlnS th'lt III
nurncc although tc act likely To nave the contrary
effect, Malmoud beng Intcu-,y unpopular WIN me
The Sultan oIu.naf'd nm without CONSUMING
Saiyk Pasha, hence the withdrawal al the latter from
the Ministry Mchcmct Rusld Pasha, sadt KS success
sor II represented o bc honest ami pilolc nut 100
old 10 have much Influence. He Il known tn DC III FAVOR
of alliance with Great Britain.
ENGLAND'S PROPOSED INIERNENliON.
II now seems probable that some scheme Tor Bilsh
protcctoratc over Asatic Turkey has really been put
forward 10y the Government me Times returns to the
subject this morning, and in leading article says
constitutional ministry In Turkey IL nj present mere
dream There must be permanent centre OF force
To control by it's attraction the shifting tIeh' OF per
sona will or caprice. That central force, IL Is 10 ne
hoped the Porte Will consent 10 accept a our hahiS
aud thus rouce the only principle oil si"by h" ns
government of which il il yet cnphbl' III" lnnuoh
correspondent of me EdHbHrgh Scotsman says: There
IL Iitc reason To doubt Government H. deter