New-York tribune., 1876-12-30


OF BULGARIA--BRITIsn TROOPS DEEMED cTAc-
LONDON, Friday, Dec. 20, 1876.
The Berlin correspondent of The Pal Mail
Gazette tcleTaphs as follows IL is affirmed here that
the Porte has declared its willingness to make conces
sons and offer ample securities to the Powers but II u-
yayeringly refuses TO sanction the occupation oi ls
Provinces by any troops whatever II has even refused
its consent to occupation by English troops upon which
pont the Turkish Ministry confidently approached
but by which Power your correspondent cannot learn
Reuters dispatch from ST. Petersburg says all the
telegraph lines TO Constantnopc have been interrupted
since Thursday morning.
THE ARuIsTICE TO DE PROLONGED.
LoyDoy, Saturday. Dec. 80, 1876.
Tho speeal corresnop.ert OF The Times At Vienna
ports that in Thursdays sitting Of the Conference at
Constannope was agreed trat the armisuce should
be prolonged until the 1st of March.
IN. Standards dispatch Belgrade says the rcen-
ton of the Rsiies Ministry is considered warlke sign
TIE AUsTRiANs MORE PEACEFUL.
The Ner Free Press OF Vienna partially confirms the
report of the results yesterdays Cabinet council there
which was teegraphcd TO The Ddiy Nees II says both
the Austrian and Hungarian Ministers OF Finance de
cIared that there was necessity for any military
den,opstratlon such as armament mobilization, until
real interest Of the monarchy was endangered anu
that they had no funds for such demonstration
The Standards Berlin correspondent states positively
ality of Austrian occupation Of Bosnia.
AUsTRA's POLICY DEFINED
The Tiness dispatch from Vienna says the Anstro-
Iungorian Cabinet Council Thursday came TO The de-
termination that Austrias interests have not yet been
touched IL was doubtless 10 discuss the possibility oi
the occupation Of Bosnia that Thursdays council was
summoned This Is confirmed by the presence oi 'Ae
commandants Of Damatia and Croatia
IN, Daiy Eersg special from Vienna reports that the
couuc decided that Russian occupation OF serNa OF
ReIora1e could be con dcred sufficient reason for mobh
zation Such occupation however, was deemed ilprop
able. -...,, ..,,,,,. ,rg,,yn
TB, DaiIv Scrs publishes sensational dlspateh from
Wanna reporting that the European penpotentiareS
transmitted notes identical in terms to the Porte on
Tbursday and that these may be followed by separate
ul;matum from Russia if The Porte REJECTS the proposals
Of the Powers --
THE TURKS WEAKENING.
Tn, Times Vienna dispatch reporting the proceedihgs
Of the Conference at its sitting on Thursday says 'h"
otter the prolongaton of the anistice agreed upon
several points propositions made by the European
Powers came under discussion. Various amendments
rd affections made by the Turkish plenipotentlailes
were taken up by f European representatives, for re
oronce IN their Governments The Times correspondent
rcmarks that this seems hopeful enough. The long
extension OF The armstice itself seems TO indicate that
There is good ground assuming that the negotiations
promisc 70 take satisfactory turn while the lact thdt
the conference has begun to discuss separate points
seems 10 show that the difficulty about The acceptance
by Turkey of the proposals In principle has pee sur
,noupted somehow by mutual concession. The Turks
appear to have given up the idea Of setting up Their new
constitution against the proposals OF the European
powers while the Powers their part have beesatis-
fcd with the ac acceptance implied by the Turks COIN
mencing the discussion OF single points,