New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25
PEACE STILL DISTANT.

THE TURCO-SERVIAN WAR REVIVING.
THE ARMIsTICE AGAIN vIoIATED-PRNcE MLANs
ROYAL TITLE SET AsIDE-THE GREAT POWERS
AGREED UPON THE TERMS or PEACE.
BELGRADE Saturday, Sept 20, 1876
Gen. Tchernayeff telegraphs to Prince Milan
that the Turks have Withdrawn from before Alexinax,
Abdul Kerm Pasha remaining with only 1900 men.
The servan General Cholak Antiteh reports that 20
Turkish battaions arc stationed before favor. The
Turks also concentrating In large numbers on the
Drna
IN RIscs, the servan Minister Of Foreign Affairs has
sent fresh note to the foreign representatives here
notifying them three violations Of the truce by
the Turks He says they attacked the servians en- Tues
day at Dikava Friday at Jagoch.iza and occupied
Bouyoukla, servian island in the Dna, on Friday M
Rlstcs also that effect will be given TO the
Armys proclamation of Prince Milan King, which be
says was merely solemn protest against the Turkish
conditions for peace"
LONDON, Saturday, SEPT. 20, 1875.
Reuter- telegram from Belgrade says:
'As the expires Sunday. and nothing positive
transpired respecting its prolongaon 1t is thought
probable tonight that hoses will be resumed on
Monday" ~
A dispatch from Ragusa says the Montcnegrins
who during the truce have gone to their homes,
have been ordered by Prince Nta reon their
tonight.
A dispatch from Constantinople says The grand
Of the armstice has not assembled The foreign emba
sailors Will make identical communication on Sunday,
informing the Porte OF their decision relative TO the con-
dtons OF peace and demanding regular armistice."
A dispatch from Vienna 10 The Times explains that
difficulty has arisen because the Porte before granting
proongaton of the armistice desires the Powers to vo
their opinion in regard its peace propositions The
Powers on the other hand, persist in demanding the
conclusion Of the armsce irrespective Of this condition.
because, they have from the commencement insisted
that armstiec was indispensable, they consider it
would be derogatOry to admit any sort of compromise on
the subject. The Powers also intend this attitude as
concession Russia she having throughout the negca
lions determinedly supported unconditional armis
tee As the term for which the present suspension Of
hostitIes has been granted draws to close the de-
mands of the Powers become more pressing, some OK
them having tOeraby plainly ntmated that the Portes
refusal grant the armistice would lead to suspension
OF their diplomatic relations.
The nmcSs Berlin dispatch says:
expected to gain time for negotiations Russia
will stop the spa'ch Of soldiers seryia, when Turkey
will longer object to grant prolonged armlstiee
Porte viii sfi allow the Continuance OF the
additional ten days. which, II would reach TO
the commencement OF the rainy season. would practically
dispatch to the The Times from Paris says: Accord
ing TO received here isbelieved that Turkey will
to proong the arnstice without any fixed date
ST. PETERSBURG, Saturday, Sept %, 1876.
The Goyos and tine Journal deSt Petersburg both take
zctte formally contradics asrmts reports accord
inc which the Gar about to return to ST. Petersburg
because of threatened complications.
VIENNA, Saturday Sept. %, 1876.
The Aben (olicial), the prospects
peace says at is confirmed from authoritative sources
all the great Powers have TO agreement re-
Pore rhe d drawn up by The British Cabinet
win form the basis Of the proposals, Steps will now be
Pores acceptance Of these conditions and the latter
has already IN principle sgnhed its readiness 70 meet
S the ' nere s OF the turkish EMPIRE
there be much doubt that peace win soon be
THE PEACE PROPOSITIONS.
BRUSSELS, Sept "a 1875
lie N0rd in to-day's issue, publishes spe-
cia dispatch from Constantinople giving the following
as the points OF Englands proposed basis for negoar
tons Of peace:
First: Unconditional armistice.
Second The status quo ante belum to be maintained
regards seryia and Montenegro with extension OF
territory for the latter
Third Liberal provision for local autonomy in Bos-
MA Herzegovina and Bulgaria
LONDON, Monday, Sept. IS, 1876.
The Standards special dispatch from Belgrade, dated
Sunday evening" says:
No news b q been received Of the conclusion OF
armistce vet Englands basis for pacication viii fall
through. The Russians determined TO carry the
win be followed by an immediate resumption OF HOSTILE
ties. Preparations were making here this morning Tor
efforts TO make peace.
RUSSIA STILL AIDING sERvIA.
The Standards Belgrade correspondent says great
war demonstration was made Saturday on the occasion
presentation to the legion of Russian cavalry Of
banner sent to servia from Moscow. Prince Milan and
the Bishop Of Belgrade took part in the ceremonies. The
legion fine body Of men, evidently old soldiers
the 10000 Russians who have arrived like these
volunteers the Turks will have to meet foe different
from that they have hitherto encountered These
started for the front Sunday morning Russian Gen.
era whose name cannot be revealed is TO command the
army Of the Drina, and Col Becker will command the
army of the Ibar When these changes effected not
single Seryian will remain IN a chief command.
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