The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-27
REYIVING HOPES OF 1EAoE.
The Russian Amba ssa ador's Cencilisti
speech to the sultan.

LONDON, Oct. 26.-A despatch from Vi
emma says that Russia Is disposed to concede to
Turkey six weeks renewal. at once, Of the six
weeks armistice, but that the other demands
q Gen. Ianatien, the Russian Ambassador TO
Constantinople. arc likely to produce trouble.
A despatch from Constantinople says 1t is be-
lieysd here that an understanding viii be
reached oh the question Of ap GflDjstlce. Gen.
Ignatien, the Russian Ambassador, will have
another private Interview with the Sultan on
Saturday.
The Phdre du Bosphore newspaper Of constan-
tinople to-day publishes the text Of the spe coh
delivered by Gen. Ignatien, the Russian AmbaE
sador, on presenting his credentials to the Sui
tan. Gen. IRnatier said the Car understood
the difficulties of the situation, and although he
did not dssimulato his sympathy for Turkeys
SclavOnic subjects he trusted existing diflcul-
ties would be removei SO that the sultan might
improve the condition OF his subjects. The
sultan replied in a similarly concilatory strain.
He hoped the Car would contribute toward
The correspondent Of the North German Ga
zeuc from ST. Petersburyh denies tho moro
alarming reports. such as those OF the concen-
tration Of large forces on the Turkish frontier
and the calling out Of the reserves. Tho writer
says the army IL notyet on war footing. Only
preliminary measures have been taken So that
In case Of need considerable army could be In
readiness without delay.
The Montenearins have cut Moukhtar Pasha's
communication with Treblnje and invested
Nlcsc. Great distress prevails in Montenegro,
Notwithstanding the military succe sses, be-
cause OF the necessity OF maintaining large
number OF refugees.
decree has been published at Bucharest
convoking the Roumanlan Chambers In extraor-
dnary session on the 2d Of November next
Ibo Marquis Of Harrington, the leader Of tho
,l.iber3ls, has returned TO London from Turkey.
Yesterday he spoke at q p'ivAte meeting OF
Liberals, aud advocated the imme ediate convo-
cation Of Parliament. The Marquis indicated
his ihtoution to oppose the policy OF the Govern
uent aud support modified autonomy Ia tho
Christian provinces Of Turkey.
despatch from Belgrade says that Gen.
Noyo4elVf has asked for rcinforcements for the
Servian army Of the Ioar and Col. Booker has
been ordered there with fresh troops.
Au official bulletin says that tue Turks on
Tuesday nude desperate attempt to break
Gen. Novoseofs lines, but were repused with
great slaughter.
LONDON, Oct. 27-The Standards despatch
from hagusa says the complete failure OF
Detvish Pashas recent attack on the southern
frontier of Montenegro ends the lafnpalgn for
this year, US the winter seasop has commence
binJe. The plaln around Trebinje Is completely
Hooded.
Dcrvish Pasho's army is thoroughly demor-
allied. All the Catholic Albanians who joiued
the Turkish standard have returned home and
refuse 70 relinQuish the arms supplied them by
the Turks. The Asiatic volunteers have per-
emptorlly demanded to be DISCHARGED.
Tue Posts Berlin oestatch stgtes that Rou-
mania has given assurances that her military
measures are Offended for no other purpose
than the ordinary autumnal practice. The SIX
weeks ara listice with prospect OF prolong alton
by subsequent arrangement II necessary is now
reported to be secured.