New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
WHAT is DOING ABROAD.
THE poRTEs PROPOSAL ACCEPTED.

THE PORTEs PROPOSAL ACCEPTED.
THE POWERS SAID TO HAVE ACCEPTED THE PRO-
POSED PRoYTIER-RussIA TRYING TO CHECK
AEvoLUuoNARY sENTnrEyT-LoRD DEAcoNs-
FIELD DETER.
Active preparations for war are making
both at Athens and ut COnstantinople. dis
patch from the latter city states that all the
Powers have accepted the POrte's frontier,
which is supposed to be that outlined
by Che Ottoman delegates at the conference
last Wednesday. It is reported that Russia
and Germany intend bringing to the notice of
the European Powers the spread of revolution
ary principles. Lord Beaconsfield was i'm
proving last evening.
GREECE AND TURKEY ON THE ALERT.
THE POSITION or GERMANY-RUMoRs OF ACTION
By THE BRITISH CABISEr.
LONDON, March 29.-A dispatch from Athens
says: The Minister of War has signed an order for
three regiments Of infantry. one Of engineers and
company Of the Ambulance Corps TO proceed to
Chalcs. All the members of the Chamb of Depu-
ties who army officers. to the number OF thirty,
have been ordered to their regiments
A dispatch from Constantinope says Three yes
sells left this city yesterday to convey 5000 troops
from Mersina to Yolo. Two more vessels left here
for the Black Sea to-day to collect troops for con-
veyance b. the Greek frontier.
it is stated that Germany has declined to take the
initiative y regard TO an exchange of views between
the Powers relative to the frontier line, and has
instructed Count Won Hatzfeldt, tho German Am
bassad0r TO acquiesce in the views of the majority
Of the Ambassadors.
The London correspondent of The Manchester
Guardian says:
There Is reason TO becve that tbs Cabinet Monday
considered communication frdm Mr. G0schen Avn
hassador to Turkey also kilograms from the Legation
at Athens representing the urgency OF inc poslton
highly probable that the Cabinet have determined 70
make effort to maintain peace, and that the
final proposal for adequate cessiOn OF territory 70
Porte which will he very dificut IN The moment
10 Is evident that these efforts are aOortVe reece IL IL
understood Viii address a circular 10 the Powers aud
decision OF the Berlin Conference.
Tie Pail AdI Gazette in its leading article. says:
On every ground satisfactory 10 learn that there Is
fair prospect that the Powers VIII insist upon lhe ac
queHcenee Of Greece IN an arrangement whien mas
received the sanction Of Europe.
THE PORTE's FRONTIER SAID TO BE ACCEPTED
dispatch from ConstantinOpe says that it is
affirmed a; some Of the embassies that the Amoas-
sadors have ar~eed to accept the line Of frontier
proposed by the Porte.
A dispatch from Athens says that disnatches from
ConstantInople announce that all the Powers have
accepted the Porte's frontier.
A dispatch from London, dated March 20,
stated the meeting OF the conference last Wednes
day tie Ottoman delegates presented their final pro.
po-al which It Il now reported the Powers have ac-
cepted The delegates declared that the Porte could
neither cedo any part Of Albania. The line OF
the frontier they proposed Is understood to consider
ably beyond offered by the Turkish note or OCTOBER
g. Tnu territory now offered in IhesSaly comprises
Lalssa, Tr,kaa, nrnJva and the whole valley OF TIC
- murla but excludes PrcSesI and MetzOYa, No part
OF Epirls comprised IN tho proposed linc.
RESULTS OF THE LATE CZARS DEATH.
MEASURES TO BIZ PROPOSED TO PREVENT RFGlcIDE
LONDON, March 29.--A dispatch from ST.
R,tssssurs to The standard says Nearly AL tho Rus
sian Ambassadors here, aud there Is some truth
IN the statement that they viii be instructed on their
return the various capitals 10 urge to the utmost the
question Of comblncd measures against rcgicdes.
A Dispatch FROM ST. Petersburg says that General
Me,ikoG las Suspended the lfoira and The S. Peters
LhIg Gd:eHc Tor one month.
Inc Upp.r House Of the Austrian Rechsraih to-day
met for the rst time since the death Of the Car The
Pridcut cxur -scd his Rbh0ucnce of the crime. ana
condo cncc with Alexander Ill Ills IcLarke were
A di.patch from Berlin to Ths Times says:
Tic Il tier sent to the Crowu.PrnceSs Victoria decar
ing that the CrOwn-PTucc Frederick Wil!am would 30
murdered IN the Oi the ceremonies at ST. Peters
burr was probably COpcoc,c 10 spirit OF cruel leyy,
but penGing search fOr ts nuihOr t VIII donDtes9
form A subject for comment IN lhe Rclcnsag on Wed
ursday when memorial on te Socialist law VIII DO
discissed MeapW hc, II H. peisF-cnty stated that huS
eia aud Germany intend Bringing 10 the notce OF ihe
Europea Powers The spread Ot rcVnlnonarY psnclpcs
aud proposing some common means Tor combating tue
evil.