Nor must it be overlooked thab the universal indignation of the English people, Liberals and Conserva tives alike, has alone been the warrant of Russia to interfere by sending an ultim atum. It is possible ,too that the out rages have been the means of England's honor being saved. But for them Servia might have been crushed and brought agaiii under the heel of the Moslem. We now find that Austria, influenced by Hun garian hatred of the Sclavonic race, lias been leaning to Turkey ; whijei Germany has declared for a strict neutrality. Hence it is clear that the English Government occupied a commanding position until the inherent vices of the Turkish system of I administration were brought to light. The policy of Russia from beforo the Crimean war has been fully ' justified, while the English has been as emphatically, con demned. It is now for the Great Powers ,to, meet and impose conditions. Austria ,is .said- to be jealous of a line of semi-in ;independent states on the frontier, but it 1 is 1 highly probable that England will in • sist- upon 'the local autonomy of Bosnia ', arid Herzegovina. Mr Gladstone urged 'the autonomy also of Bulgaria, but .though jthis will, be urged by' 1 Russia, England 'is likely' 'to insist' only on ; ". guarantees "of good government, ' The [erection of alocalgovernraent in Bulgaria, 'so close ,to the heart of the Turkish Em pir.ei would, ifr is b.elieved by juiany,,'be (equivalent to- turning the Turk out of 'Europe.l- >It is to/be feared therefore , that ;the English/ 1 Government will still 'cling to their 'discredited policy, and save iTurkey even at the expense of her Cbn's trian subjects. Servia will probably be called upon ,to pay; a war. indemnity, but |as she,has nothing, to pay it with,, and as will not consent to a Turkish garrison remaining' in the country until it is pai<l, the status quo will be returned to., Turkey, whatever 'terms may be arranged, can hardly maintain her sovereignty in Europe. - She is already in a state of bankruptcy. 