, 1876-10-24
FOREIGN.
The Porte Is Said to Have
Agreed to a Six Weeks
Armistice.
a Run1or that Rotlmania Has
Declared Her 1ndepcnd.
ence,
Pr0clafmfng Prince Charles King.
and Forming an Alliance
with Russia.
Discovery Of q Plot in Constanti-
nople to Assassinato the
Grand Vizier.
Several High Officials Imp1i-
Gated Sent Out Of the
Country.
Horrible Tragedy on a Rail-
road Train in Bel
giurn.
An Officer Murdered and Robbed
by a Prisoner, the Lat
ter Escaping.
Fears Of Widespread Famine in India
Owing to Short Crops.
Horrible Tragedy on a Rail-
road Train in Bel
GUM.
An Officer Murdered and Robbed
by Prisoner, the Lat
ter Escaping.
Fears Of Widespread Famine in India
Owing to Short Crops.
TIE EAST.

HAS A BETTER L00R.
LONDON, Oct. 23-The steady advance III con-
soils and other international stocks, which fell
during last weeks panic, indicates tho prevail
Ing impression hero that warts not imminent
aud that y pcaccable solution Of the Eastern
question Is not impossible. The Times says:
There Is, perhaps, danger TINT the unrcason-
able alarms may bc succeeded By unreasonable
hope, but 1t Is evident TINT VIC need not dcst,a!r
OF seeing tho crisis pass away without MI out
break Of lsosttlitiea between Russia and Tur-
key. The same opinion Is noticeable In other
Quarters. The recent excitement las hal tue
effect OF demonstrating what would b. the at-
tttlae of the Powers III the case Of III aggressive
wur by 1l,lssla."
4 NussIAN OPINION.
4 dispatch to tbs official Russian TelcSraphtc
Agency says: "Tiie departure Of the Drittsl.
Ambassador at ST. Petersburg for Llyalla, usid
Gen. 1gnatfcff for Constantinople, should be
interpreted rs further proof that Russia aud
England arc cndcavottng to arrive at sound
aud lastlng publication"
nousiAEIAN INDEPENDENCE.
New YoNE, Oct. 23.-Ticrnan's News .Agcncy
received the following cablo to-day:
"LoSpos. Oct. GA dispatch from
Bucharest says Iloumanla has resolved
upou declaring her independence. Tho
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m ai,i,nrc wfth nuas5o + nr's.,,r,n.,o' u.s." +.
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on1 n,n,r ,,,r,r,,r, tssuoS r,o ,,tsan,at ~ ""a".1
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hcro ,l,nt III. a,t,o,, H.. po1,nsnsa ~, .' sa.,
mi ~ arl,,,,. 1,r,,,,, ~ o,,tis.. ,hs
for pcuce nov EoinE on."
HooMAs1".
- u'epas.a t1out nuslatest lsp?',s that INC
oAse'e a'l"y " w, t"nee'tlaeeo nouhaamah
1'",. H.ns ue @, pse" "..'aa5 puulib"ea' nma tHat
1tt'eo E!""'e' uo'uu.es eo'hH'"nu. 1Als may
'elcs o0'S " toe usual o'scpluna1'oa move
nlentS'
hHChHI f1'AIlH".
Fighting IN the Timok aIu hioravn Valleys on
tho Drlna has been renewed with great stuh-
t,a T',st. ,ra.' .o,,.',saa ..e'.arns ,uas
tne 4ulAe "e9e fcpu'Sed alohe TIC Whole line,
Willie the newspaper correspondents are uuani.
nous that tho scryians were badly defeated,
mt sofsj al,out nslrrrads n~ corrcsnnu,"nt NJ ,s,
.ue os, ".ou' -, '.-, ' ""s .oiesPo'eht
teleesapns illat tle TURKS !laSe taEcn all the
positions aronM Djrcn,s, ana tslll probably take
t,o sv,,as, ~',ros.o v.I,aa. ,r,n, ~ H., ~"
Luz "ho" atoFa'a saieS' WILL DC IN tAciF Aa'lds.
Auss1an olecFs' ol Whom thero is sai1 to be
fourteen for each acrvtan battalion, auftcrc1
DrIou,nr t,ct ., "sThc Scrr,,, ,dt,t. .,,.
o,oS"oL' .n oe'' ~o.NiHc oe''!""s au!h't tnat
t,te 4HfHs eaptufeu mere! ne1gtts, southwest OF
u1Eenls, alter three days fighting. One bulletin
says that, although tho position Ii important,
;ts loss IL ptt hc,irvnd IN he t1ecsfv. "a 1,,ro,t
w.. sns. ~ ~ ~ 1,.. - senls
ta ~ ''' "Ae t>u''" "s'''e @'a