The New York herald., 1876-10-28
CABLE N Jew S.
From AL Parts Of the
Old World.
THE ORIENTAL QUESTION
General Tchernayeff Defies
the Servian Ministry.
HUNGARY Debating TO AUSTRIA.
The Favorable Progress of
the Negotiations.
FRANCE AT THE CENTENNIAL
Commissioner Perpetrates Libel Upon the
American People.
THE POLAR EXPEDITION.
The Unsuccessful Return of the Alert
and Discovery.
The Favorable Progress Of
the Negotiations.
FRANCE AT THE CENTENNIAL
4 Commissioner Perpetrates Libel Upon The
American People.
THE POLAR EXPEDITION.
The Unsuccessful Return of the Alert
and Discovery.

LONDON Oct. 2s, 1876.
Tho negotiations nave taken unexpectedly iavor-
able turn Russia on Thursday informed the. Powers
that she had no objection q clause being added 10
The six weeks armistice prcviding that IL might
eventually be prolonged, If required by the
sate OF the negotationsths clause OF course, to be
only permissive and to fix no term to the proonga-
Iion but the latest information is that Russia has all
but consented to make the first prolongation
OF six weeks and obligatory. Tho Ger
man government. which was first informed
Of Russias concession has already expressed Its ad-
hesion and recommended other Powers to do the
same. II is thought that Russia's action Will
be Influenced by a desire dsarm tho suspicion
Of Europe In Constantinople the conviction
grows that Russia is not seeking . prctext
for rupture, but Is making serious effort TO bring
about arrangement which will allay the excitement
p the Russian people and at the same tmc establish
Russian ascendancy in Turkey on . solid and pcrma-
acnt footing The following official statement explains
bhe latest phase OF tho nego,ations:-
I'VE understand tho tendency OF the negotiations
Constantnoplc does forbid expectation OF pacific
solution. General gnatieT has intmated the willing
Of Russia TO assent 10 six weeks armstice with
the successive proongations proposed by the Porte
There only now remains tho condition, for which tho
Porte stipulated that all the Powers should concur In
recommending the armistice."
All tho special correspondents, although differing
10 details. confirm the reports Of tho pacific change
Hussia's attitude toward Turkey. The conclusion Of
Ne armietice Is considered certain.
rcHERxAyEFF's ARROGANCE.
Minister of War Nicolich wrote to General Tchcr-
laycr complaining OF the misconduct OF some OF the
Russian volunteers, and requesting him to prevent a
recurrence thereof otherwise no would make repre-.
Sentations to tho Gear. General TchcrnayeG.
asperated at this action of the Minister, wrote to
Prince Milan demanding the removal OF NJ Nicolich.
A Cabinet council summoned, which
Prime Minister Ristcs supported the War Minister
and declared that the entire ministry was responsible
for his action and II Mr. Nicoch resigned all would
resign subsequently tho Minister OF tho Interior
went TO Degrad to endeavor to compromise with Gen
era Tchcrnayef. n Nicolich, however, resigned and
matters now remain In suspense, pending the return
pf the Minister OF the Interior. Prince Milan Is
much irritatcd at H. Ncolch's resignation and
General Tchernaycn-s arrogance. The Ministry have
Tho support OF public opinion in upholdng tho dignity
sf the government General .TchernayeGs conduct is
Ecneray condemned. General Doctorof has resigned
hts position General Tchernaycfrs chief OF stan,
and has appointed commander ofthe Army OF the
yimok General Protich, Servan, replaces him on
ceaeral Tchcrnnyefrs staL
HUxGARY's INFLUENCE.
Prince Auorspcrg, President OF tho Austrian Coun-
u replying tho Reichsrath 70 interpretations the
Eastern question, declared Austras policy was above
everything to maintain pcacc. consequently any asp
ration toward the acquisition OF foreign territory wns
su. Of the question Count Andrassy could not suffer
his policy DO influenced by the interests Of tho differ
snt natonaties but solely by those OF the cntrc
pirc Hc would continue to resolutcy strive for tho
maintenance Of peace and tho amclioraton OF the con.
iition of tho Christians In Turkey.
The resignation OF tho scrvian Minister OF War Is
considered inevitable. ivonvitcb, chief Of Prince
kilah's stan, viii probably be his successor.
THE PoRTEs VERSION BATTLE.
The Porte has tclegrnphed TO It's agents abroad .
summary Of the recent lighting and tho resuits Tho
despatch says:.sThe Turks stormed fertilization
high mountain, which Is considered to be the key
20 tho Scrvian position at Dcligrad. They carried
other Entertainments OF lcss importance, and took
Coumik, the Dcgrad bridge. where the
Ecrvan headquarters, occupied Dj,nimn, large vii
iage beyond Coumik the road to krushevatz, and
ptormcd several entertainments The Scrvians fled !;
their losses enormous On tho side OF Mtrovtza
tho serv,au attack in tho direction of Chatal
pulsed with heavy loss.
sBRviA AGAIN APPEALS TO THE POWERS
Intelligent witnesses, just returned from Dclgrad
report that Servians enduring fearful priva
soue On Sunday last 600 wounded were lying at
inns and cafes, which used hospitals. Half OF
these people had wounded themselves order pro-
cure their discharge IL is officially denied that the
Scrvans, in consequence Of tho recent defeats has
again asked for interference Of tho Powers in favor
OF poace II is reported Berlin that Turkey
oring TO treat directly with Scrvia
ExGLAxp's ENERGY.
The troop ship Hlmalaya is preparing to take Elk
companies OF the Royal engineers and two OF the
transport corps TO join the British Mediterranean foot
The order was given days ago, when tho aspect
OF affairs was more threatening than now.
SPANISH TROUBLES.
In connection with the recent insult to the Spanish
Ambassador 10 Italy by tho committee appointed to
puperintcnd the reception TO the Spanish pilgrims at
The Vatican, the Spanish government has issued
order prohibiting the return to Spain OF prciaes who
while IN Rome failed to call upon the Ambassador
Tho order especially mentions the Archbishop OF
Grenada Tho government is still energetic in its
measures against the participants In the recently DIS
covered conspiracy Fresh arrests have been ordered
rho rising to have begun at Seville. military
nsurrection TO have place at tho same time
together with revolt the navy at Ferrol and Cadiz
Detchments OF artillery and cavalry will sail for Cuba
on Monday, in addition TO tho 2l,022 men already
soni.
THE KnEDrvEs LITTLE BILLS.
England, France. Germany and Austria have ratinsd
their approval OF the judgments against the Dara, or
the Khcdve's private estate.
THx xoHAMxEpAxs IN MOROCCO.
Tho Epoea, an evening paper in Madrid, publishes
.dvces IRON Morocco which say that religious agita-
t,on has been commenced there with the object to
procuring help for Turkey. The Christians apprchend
A Moscm outbreak. Tho foreign consus have CON-
mrni. a,ed with their governments the subject
irrxs OF GOSSIP.
The liberal newspapers In Berlin arc almost unani-
nous in vigorous declarations against the establishment
Of Russian power in the Turkish provinces The voks