The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-23

qELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
STILL BEFORE CONSTANTINOPLE
Russian Troops Crushing Out the
Turkish Insurrection.
CONSPIRACY TO RESTORE MURAD.
CONSPIRACY TO RESTORE MURAD.
Count SchOuvalOff Reaches London
With His Budget.
AUSTRIA JOINING With ROUMANIA.
VoltaireS Centenary and the Discussion II
Has Raised.

[DY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON, May %, 1878.
Dispatches from Constantinope announce that
the Russian troops continued yesterday the for
ward movement toward the Belgrad forest. Gen.
eral Skobelen, reinforced with artillery. has sta
toned his troops close TO the Sweet Waters Os-
man, Baker. Moukhtar and Fuad Pachas yesterday
Inspected the Turkish lines and ordered the de-
taclments in front not to tire A Russo Turkish
commission will Tx the exact line OF demarcation.
CRUSHING THE REVOLT.
The Vienna Political CO17espOndence's special
despatch from ConstantInople reports that the
Russians have defeated the insurgents near the
sources OF the River Arda Many OF the latter were
killed and captured.
THE EMEUTE IN sTAMBOUL-
The Turkish censorship suppresses particulars
about the affair before the Tcheragan Palace on
Monday AS far as can be gathered from the de-
tails permitted to come through there was reg.
nlarly organized conspiracy to dethrone the Sultan
and restore Murad, who was in the Tcheragan
Palace at the time. Murad denies any knowledge
OF the conspiracy. II is reported that he has since
been removed to Topkapou
DIFFERENCE OF OPINION
The number OF the revolutiOnlsts Is variously es-
timated by the correspondents OF the London jour
nals at from one hundred to five hundred, though
the government In their circular to the Turkish
representatives abroad say that the number was
thirty
A FAILURE.
The correspondents also agree that the attempt
as political demonstration was complete failure
Ali Suavi. who was the organizer and leader
OF the movement was a hot-headed ad-
venturer. who had been several times
cxiied. He lived years London and Paris and
vas engaged in journalism. He was recalled TO Con-
santinopIe after the accession to the throne Abdul
HAND and appointed Director OF the Lycsum, but
vas dismissed for acknowledgement
An ADVENTURES WORK.
He became needy and went among the refugees
Under the pretence OF organizing expedition TO aid
tho Rnooope insurgents. he secured q sufficient num-
bar u sdheren.s to make Mondays attempt Tho
persons arrested said be compromised by papers
found In All Suavi's house after his death.
coSsrgRxArIoy IN THE CAPITAL
These particulars are current gossip at Pesa, but
they may be entirely erroneous. Tho affair created
the utmost Consideration In commercial ard financial
circles In Constanunoplc.
pELiBERArELY PLANNED.
II IL said that the outbreak was carefully timed
whom all tho generals and the prominent officials OF
the seraskioratc absent Buyukdore It IL be.
hoved that the position Of tho War Minister 10 COM
promised
Count SchouvaloT arrived In London on q return
Rom 81. Petersburg at SIX O'Clock last evening
WHAT HE BRINGS.
Count SchouvaloG arrived too lAtc to have
interview with Lord Salisbury he will
call upon him to-day. however Tho
Daily Netos correspondent nt 81 Peters
burg says an opinion prevails that Count
scnouvaon takes 10 London Instructions con.
timing tho elements oil a friendly and decisive
solution OF tho question At ISSUE The secrecy
maintained by him will continue until tho
government receives his answer from London. when
Is not 10 10 tclsgra1hed but sent by COURIER Accord.
ingIy nothing certain Will DO known before next week.
NOT DAYS.
Tho A0ence Russo OF ST. Petersburg also declares that
there will DO positive intelligence regarding tho
result Of Count Schouvalon's mission before next
week.
scnoUvALoTP AND CONGRESS-.
Tho Pail Mall Gazette OF last night has tho following
despatch from ITS Berlin corresponacnt:-'Couns
schouvalof, In conversation with othor dplomatists
described tho proposals that no carrying 10 Eng.
land rs pacific. Ho seemed confident that they would
not I've rejected Baden baden is again proposed as
The place Tor the Congress meet. II thought that
tho proposal will be generally accepted"
NOT ALL NIX WISHED.
The Daily 7eiegraphs Vienna correspondent says:-
scbouvaloG Is the bearer Of prep ,sions has no.
obtained all no desired II Is ncverthoicss, believed
be succeeded TO u certain extent"
PLEASANT THOUGHTS
The scmI-olcial Irorineiai Correspondence OF Der.
lin anticipates favorable result from Count Schou.
vaons Efforts II says that tho latest declarations OF
the British Ministers. vol rs tho views manifested
St Petersburg. are full OF wishes and hopes tho
renewed consolidation OF European peace
no CONVENTION WIN RUSSIA
special spstch to the Vienna Political Correspon-
dence from Bucharest says the reports from Russian
sources that new military convention has been
cluded are cmpbatically denied The present Rou-
nanian Cabinet will never lend a hand 10 tho con.
eIusion OF q second treaty with tho Power which VIC.
lated the Convention OF April, 1877.
BKssARABAS pErurrfs WARNED
Thcre Is no truth in tho report that tho Russian
military authorities have forbidden tho Dessarabnn
Deputies In tho Roumanian Parliament 10 attend
any moro sittngs Of that assembly
AUSTRIA AND RorMAMA.
The Vienna correspondent OF tho Daily Telegraph
snys that the relations between Austria aud Roumana
have become closer lie also says:--"rnc Emperor
William advised Prince Charles to yield BessaraDia
and abdlcate " the Rouman mans raised difficulties
but the Prince refused and went 10 tho army. Tho
German Interference has gwen offence ut Vienna.
General Mantcunel has arrived In VIENNA II Is 70.
ported thas he Is tho bearer OF autograph letter
from tho Emperor William to tho Emperor Francis
Joseph"
RUSSIAN.
whether there Is any foun ion for these rumors
or not II seems certain that tho feeling IN Austrian
Ministerial circles Is becoming ds,rus,iui Of peace
iui ISSUE and moro and moro antiRussiaD.
A MoyTKSEoRIS PORT
Though Aus,ris refuses TO permit Montenegro TO
acquire Antivari, lest u become virtually Russian
mort, she does object to tho acquisition Of spzza
which will ave the Montcncgrlns access to tho
The Austrian precautions In Transylvania arc being
FASTENED
MONTENEGRO THREATENS TURKEY
A conflc between Montenegro and tho Porte Is
threatening Prince Nicholas accuses the Turks Of