New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
TURKISH COMPLICATIONS.
CONSPIRACY AT CONsTANTINoPLE.


TWO ULEMAs AND A PAsBA ARREsTED-A SHORT
ARMsTEE DEMANDED by RUSSIA SEVERE
FIGHTING NEAR DJUNrs - sERvIAN POSITIONS
CARRIED BY THE TURKS.
LONDON Monday, Oct. %. 1876.
dispatch TO Reuters Telegram Company from
Coustantinople announces that the Government has
discovered a conspiracy to murder the Grand Vlzer
and Midhat Pasha, and has consequently arrested
two Ulemas of high rank and Ramiz Pasha. The
culprits have been exled TO various islands. Other
arrests expected.
BRUSSELS. Monday Oct. 20, 1875.
A special dispatch from Vienna to lie kord, the
organ here Of the Russian Government, announces
that Gen. Ignatief the ambassador at Constantine
pie, will insist a six weeks armisice. He is in
structed to explain Russas motives to the Porte 10
is believed that his representations will be mod
eratcly ccuchcd and not take the form of ultima
tum, and that Other Powers will support Russia's
proposals.
HosTHITIEs IN PROGREss.
Meantime fighting in the Timok and MOrava VAL
leys and on the Drina has been renewed with great
stubbonness Gen. Tchernay eff tclcgraphs that the
Turks were repulsed along the whole line, but the
evidence Of newspaper correspondents is unanimous
that the Servans were badly beaten and lost 1900
men in their attempt on Saitschar, and 5000 near
Deligrad.
According TO The Standards special dispatch the
Turks have taken all the positions to within cannon
shot of Djuuis and very likely will take the latter,
wlereupOn Deligrad, Aexinatz, Gen. Tchernayefs
new headquarters at KaOnck, and the whole Morava
Valley will be in danger This new aspect of affairs
is likely to hasten Russian action either for war or
peace Russian officers, of whom there is said to be
Ii for each Servian battalion, suffered heavily in
the recent fighting.
RUSSIAN AID BADLY NEEDED.
Reuter- dispatch from Belgrade says the Servians
admit that the Turks captured Krevet flights,
southwest Of Djunis, after three days fighting A
Servian bulletin says although the position is i'm
portant its loss is not believed to be decisive, as
Dunis commands the Seryian line. Reuters agent
adds: The position is critical Russias active
aid is anxiously awaited"
THE POWERS on GOOD TERMS.
Vienna telegram to The Times says in effect that
the most touching harmony rcgns among the
Powers. Germany's answer, uttered with that
almost cynical frankness which has more than once
startled diplomacy may be credited with having
brought about the new understanding. While she
did not object to the ions armatce, she felt that the
best way to promote harmony wa, to support Russia
in requiring the six weeks truce. England acqueses
in the short armstice, but she has disclamed the
lead in the negotiations Russia has assumed it, and
will act through her ambassador, Gen. lgnatieh,
who has returned TO his post at ConstantinOple with
that purpose.
TURKISH TROOPS ADvANCING.
LONDON. Tuesday, Oct. -, 1876.
dispatch to The Standard from DjuHis says there
was no fighting on Sunday. The Turks have adj
vanced their headquarters five miles. The storm
inc of fortified mountain over which the highway
to Krushcyatz runs is still to be done.
GREAT DISTRESS IN sERvIA.
The Standards Belgrade correspondent represents
that unparalleled distress prevails in both armies
and throughout SeYya. Unless peace is speedily
proclaimed, the country will be utterly ruined.
There is no suffering in Belgrade but IN the interior
thousands of people are starving. The majority of
the soldiers are wearing their Summer linen
uniforms, and have no blankets. There are 10000
Bulgarian and Bosnian refugees in Seryia.
AN ULTIMATUM AGAry EXPORTED.
The same correspondent reports that Russian
dipomatists say Gen. Ignateii has been instructed
to inform the Sultan that Russia makes the English
proposals hers with additional guarantees If the
Porte rejects them, Intervention viii lie begun
simultaneously by Russia, Greece, and Rcumana.
SHORT ARMlsucE CONCEDED.
In a sem-o,iicial statement The Posi announces
that the Porte accepts six weeks armstice, sug-
gesting further prolongaton of six weeks if at the
conclusion OF the first six deliberations are incOm-
plcte and, if at the end of twelve weeks no settle
meut is reached that there be further armisice Of
lwo months
The Reuter- Telegram Company confirm this state
meut precisely, except 10 the proposals for the
of the a1nSticc. which they say
made conditions, not as suggestions.
NO ULTMATUM PRE-ENTfD.
The Post denies that Russia has sent an ultmatum.
The Ottoman Government has 10, been summoned
hv
an armed force. 1t is TO be hoped that the two
Powers which are in direct negotiation may come to
a speedy understanding. England, while having
withdrawn interference, viii resent any iufraction
OF the stipulatonS Of the Treaty If Paris.
Renters telegram from Con>tntinOp!e announces
that Gcu. I,natien will have private audience
with the Sultan to-day
IUrNEY READY TO YIrLD.
The Tines's dispatch from Berlin also SAYS the
Pt,tc l. ready to grant RusSiaS latest demands pro-
yidcd the integrity of the Ottoman Empire is guar
anteed.
dispatch to The Dolly TIcgraph from St. Peters
barg says:
Lold Lotus has diplomatic mission TO Livada. The
Car prolangs his stay there uu: D,,eubcr therefore
the ordinary conduct OF political business is transferred
To Liyadia.
RUSSIAN INTERVENTION DEEMED IMMINENT.
special dispatch 10 The Udiiy Ne,0s from Pesth
says the Russians believe if the Turks take Krusche-
yatz, Russia will make an armed Intervention
From Belgrade comes news that Gen. TchenayeR
has withdrawn from Djunis, and the road is open TO
Kuschcyatz.
PRINCE CHARLES TO BE PROCLAIMED KING.
II is reported that the Iospodar Prince Charles
is TO be proclaimed King of Roumania.
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