New-York tribune., 1878-01-05

PASS
Intense anxiety continues to be manifested in
Great Britain to the of the Government IN
regard to Russia The want of harmony in the Minis
try adds to the general uneasness Russia continues
TO address England sem-offlciay in q mild, but
firm tone. The Turks have abandoned Sophia; the
Russian troops may occupy it at any mOmont. The
Russian troops at the Shpka Pass are unable to
cooperate with General GhOurko, owing to the snow.
RUSSIA AND THE POWERS.
ENGLAND ADVISED BY RUSSIA NOT TO ENCOURAGE
THE TURKs-GRAyE DISAGREEMENT IN THE
BRITISH CABINET.
ST. PETERSBURG, Friday. Jan. A. 1873.
The semi-oficial Russian Agency says "Thc re-
ply to the British inquiry on behalf Of the Porte
stated that the decisions and acts Of the Imperial
policy are still guided by the two paramount con-
silerations of putting end to the constantly re-
curing disturbances and avoiding complications by
rcspecting the interests of third parties Assurances
satisfactory to the British Government and people
were given concerning English interests Imme-
diatcly they were made known. These interests
are no more menaced now than then, for although
Russia then reserved the contingency Of being COM
pclled by military necessities to obtain peace under
the walls of Constantnople, it depends upon Eng
land 10 avert this contingency by divesting the
Porte of any illusion respecting English support. 1t
is evident if the Porte has ground to hope that the
entry of the Russians into Constantnoplc would
cause England to intervene. il would do everything
to bring about that contingency b. refusing any
LoSpoS, Friday, Jan. 1, 1873
COMBINED ACTION DEMANDED.
Tie Doiyg 7cIrerapb, ran MGU Gazette, and other
ani-Russian newspapers, take the same view of the
Earl of Carnarvon's speech on Wednesday last as
did The Sianda,d in its issue this morning. The
Standard stated that England cannot, with due re-
gard to Entl,h Interests accept the position that
Russia and Turkey settle terms of peace subject
ONLY TO Europes ratification. If this claim was al
lowed England would be dcbarred except under
serious disadvantages, of interfering i'll defence OF
her legitimate interests. The Earl of Carnaryon's
speech il now seems, was delivered on Wednesday,
before mot as was first supposed after the Cabinet
Council which had to consider the Russian answer
to Engand's note relative to peace negotiations
THE BRITISH CABINET At LoGGfRHEADS.
The London dispatch to The Manchester Guardian
says the supporters of Lord Bcaconsfelds policy
contend that Lord Caruaryon's speech was in
tended, not to oXPound, but TO influence the Cabl-
net, views The dispatch adds:
There IS some Justification for this Judgment. II Is no
gecrct that the Ell of Derbys November speech was
surprise t. ihc PFemcf ana "a Az y ,., ' in''p r i
has been giving m.rnctons to Mr.. Lyari Enih'ss'd'r
at COnsautuoplc. over tdc head oi the i"ItSu S'cc
section oi the CABINET IN November II Is equally PO
rbr tlat the Caruaryon may r.oriny 10 slug
liar cNpcdicut tnat the dan rsoi tn situation have
become definite. snch afo the views oi those Hho
hccyc that thc lr0f C.rnagyons speech cylrcs'cdn1
more than lis personal opinion. l am bpnni 10 say
uat they are In the minority. some oi thr I'm "i
CimaNona ccH,is,r, may "'.,r rom i.om MN Y ,f Ir
Crmcan war; bar they arr perfectly unanimous
voice in the hnal scttiom"nt. To-Day Qhrisdayl and
yesterday TIE Cabinet are .fsIool To nav ai" Ga
themselves 10 some of the difficulties involved IN the
means Tor bringing tacir unaii.H5 10 S' t'''"i -N'
The terms of peace aic not no" uuhhoAn t' in,n "u,
IA tcpr'-ch' mere my "t hu'h . .I' u, ''I 49, @ '''
Wa- expected According jo one account men Us ne
crpiod iu vcl.l'1rncd qnartcr the perturbation of
the padnrEca j. not even mruuor'n' pl' 'n.'r j. III
ion of territory ~ lc~.arahi 10 the "ld frontier
suppose. 1nr Independence oi Sorya ana i"umaHl'
tr 3cccsion ~ territory 10 Montenegro aud the cr~-ion
Buoutu AMI ktr are port az tie scheme" re lac oi
~ N',.'' W., - 80, .ft ,t,. t,.,,v,i ,,non tIo
situation II would not bc surprising II ,ur Government
advise the sultan o make direct appeal to i;u--ia
I'll, speech of thc Earl Of Derby, referred toaboyc,
WAS that in which he stated tha, the Government
saw no reason TO depart from IT, neutrality, aud he
did not think Constahtinopc or the Sucz Canal in
danger. When the Government saw a reasonable
opportunity il would do what il coHld 70 bring
about peace.
Inr GoVEES>uST ASKED - ~ MORE EXPLICIT.
M limo in q leading cIit"rill aruclr, referring
10 thcac conflicting interpretations, says:
There ought 10 hc AZ end 10 the my ,cry aadamhigly
which have 81 Late shaken every Interest ~ thr country
/ Jfc tr. hn. than WHEN thr Government
tnoud t,a-. whether ~ home or HhtpId, p have Two
voices, IHc pu,n, hasc wish O iuqEi,C too cuTousb
inio tine ti!n,ju ,c- 90 mi sdua- or thc secrets ot
Cf1Ics br, ,.fipu, ai Ntai in"is-t- OF lhc c"GDly
WORLD be- impcrlci by any piol0n:ion Oi ti- atnni-
ity: aud the public would iu ty resent aay .i th en-
ui, .'1crt 20 the recent aZtlton TN pOi.,N uion
which ic coI.try b, Resolved. ans e. Whic IA" ministry
ar. tlcGg,d. recommended not uuiy by cape
d,ty. bur by Juir ad honor, aHi dIy menace or ue-
ylet0n fiol 1t can no longer Dee endured
GmEcr CLAIMS Rfrm,g>TAroY.
Renters dispatch from Syria says 81. Tricoupis,
Greek Minister Of Foreign Affairs has demanded OF
the Powers the admission of Greece to . Congress
preliminary to the conclusion of peace. il Is said
Lord Derby has recognized "a ius Grccres clarm 70
admission Il other secondary states are admitted.
Italy has likewise replied Hyorhiy. Server lash',
Turkish Minister of Fore. gn Aidlr3 has srAt mote
to London pr0tc sting against the pliticplton OF
Greece.
The Jograal d. 81. PdT,borg. Il scmi-o1cIal organ,
SAYS:
Russia could not. In thc intcrc-is 0f peace itself
90 Otherwise than refuse all intervention, hud
make 10 clearly understood tAat y acc must he
discussed between tie bcliIcrcBt~ Any IN
,ury by the Eussans to the SuI Canal is
quc out OF the question au II pDarr ucEoations HclC
opened now Rr-ei1n occupation O '1nstlhtn"ilc "ohd
be- cuIaly Of the question: II there are any other
punis upon winch British Interests might he affected
they must be- Of minor m ;IuC', and frank ami ii II
eAnlauAtion between TIE RI-san aud British Govern
mrnts would lead 10 understanding On the subject
without intcrruPiius uoSDinti"ns