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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3589, 28 June 1880, Page 2

As vw 11 be seen from our cable despatches Turkey is aga'"o the subject of consideration at f nother European Conference now sitting at Berlin. The Porte has issued a c;-cr<nr to tfce Great Powers, stating that they have only the right to make arrangements for the settlement of the A'banisi-Montenegfo and Turco-Greek difficn'ties, but have no right to compel lurkey to caivy out the?> suggestions. THs circular is about on a par with the usual missives coming from the Porte, and shows the evident desire on the pavt of the Ottoman Empire to shuffle out of the engagements imposed upon it by the Berl;u Treaty of 1879. She endeavors to evade her duties, pad evidently thinks to continue to do so. But the spoilt chid of Europe w. ;M find her mistake out, as the patience of the Powers has a limit, pnd it wi'l be en evil day for Turkey when that patience is exhaustH.