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WAR;.

End OF Ffu1t1ee0 CouSp0I8m-Tuo plX
WeeIxs' Armisiice Accepted-The BE.
ginning Of the End.
LONDON, October N.-The Standards
Raeuss dispatch says: The complete failure
of Dervieh PAsha's recent attack on the
southern frontier of Montenegro ends q
years campaign, as the winter has now
set in.
Moukhtsr Pasha will shortly withdraw to
Trebinge. Dervish Pasha's army 10 entirely
demoralized.
The Catholic Albanians who joined the
Turkish standard have gone home.
The Posts Berlin dispatch says: Rouma-
mia has given assurances that her military
movements are only the usual sutumnal
practice.
The six weeks srmistice, with prolonga.
ton if necessary, 10 now considered as
cured.
A Tsnes' Belgrade dispatch says: The de-
preston here continues. can not help
thinking we are ct the beginning of the
end. If the usso-Servian army is left IN
aided the Turks will certainly reach Bel
grade. They are advancing slowly but
irresistably; but unless IN armistice 10 &C.
cured Tchernayef will fight to the last.
The Vienna correspondent of the Tines
confirms the capture of D'Junis by the
Turks. Unless an armistice is concluded,
the Serviaus must move back from Alexi.
nstz and belgrade.
A Reuter- dispatch from Paris says the
Porte has accepted Ignatieff's six weeks
armistice.
The Tines Berlin special says: Liberal
newspapers declare vigorously against the
establishment Of Russian power in Turkeys
provinces, and urge the placing Of reforms
therein, under British control.
The Russian irOnClad feet will winter in
italian waters, in order to be ready to pro-
ceed East in csse they are needed.
There is q crisis IN the Servian ministry.
Minister of War Micalich has resigned in
consequence of General Tchernayeffs ar
rOgance. Prince Milan refuses to accept
his resignation. but Micolich persists, and
has the support OF Prime Minister Ristlch
and his colleagues.
No war news At Belgrade to-day.
The Pail Mall Gazette announces that the
troop ship Hymslys is preparing to take
six companies of royal engineers and two
of the transport corps to join the Mediter-
ranean fleet Its Berlin dispatch says an
apparently trustworthy announcement is
made that Ruasia intimates her Willingness
to accept the Porte's latest armistiCe pro-
posals with notifications not calculated to
imperil the desired result.
Proposals to settle the terms of peace at
q conference at which Turkey is not repre-
sented are opposed by England and Italy.
Reuter- dispatch from Vienna Gays that
Prince Auersperg, president of the Austrian
council, replying in the Reichsrath to the
interpretations ON the Eastern questions,
declared that Austrias policy was above
everything to maintain peace; consequently
the aspiration toward the acquisition Of
foreign territory was out Of the question.
Count Audrassy could not suffer his policy
to be il rffuenced by the interests of different
nationalities, but solely by those of the en-
tire empire. He would continue to res
olutely strive for the maintenance of peace
and the ameliofativn of Christians in Tur-
key.
The Recent Fighting.
CoNsrANrlNoPLE, October 27.-The Porte
has telegraphed to it's agents abroad sum.
mary Of the recent fighting and its results.
fertilization Oh high mountain which is
considered to be the key to the Servian po.
sition at belgrade.
They carried other intrenchments of less
Importance and took COumick, near the
belgrade bridge, where were the Servian
headquarters, occupied Djininmini, large
village beyond Coumick, on the road to
krushevatz, and stOrmed several entrench-
ments. The Servians fed. Their losses are
Servian attack in the direction Of Chatal
was repulsed with heavy loss.
A Quarrel Among the Councillors.
BELGRADE, October 2.-Minisrer of Wal
NicOlOsh wrote to General TChernsyef
complaining of the misconduct Of Russian
volunteers, and requesting him to prevent
recurrence thereof; otherwise he would
make representations to the Gear.
General Tchernsyeff, exasperated st thil
action of the minister, wrote to Prince
Milan demanding the removal of Nicolosh
A CsAipet council was summoned, in which