, 1876-10-13
FOREIGN. |
Tho European Situation
Again Becomes Very
Critical.
Turkeys Conditions for IN
Armistice Not Renshed
by Russia.
Russians Abrond Liable to
Military Service Or
tIere<l Home.
servia's Policy Shaped En-
tirely at St. Petersburg.
Sad Fate Of the Avenging Egyptian
Army in Abyssinia.
Two Armies, Numbering Hearty Ten
Thousand Mcn, Nearly Ami.
Inflated.
Polish Residents Of France
Forward Their Ce11tGn-
nial Offering.
Won Arnifn Sentenced to Five
Years imprisonment.
Two Armies, Numbering Nearly Ten
Thousand Mcn, Nearly Auni-
Inflated.
Polish Residents Of F rance
Forward Their Ce11tcn-
nial Offering.
Won Arnim Sentenced to Five
Years imprisonment.
TURKEY.
TIE SITUATION CRITICAL

TIE alTUAT10S CRITICAL
Special Nspd,ch to The Tribune.
LONDON, Oct. 1o.-Pcacc Is not yet assured.
The situation In more critical tl!an eyer. ScTvia
rejects tho proposed elk months art1tlstlcc.
Nussa will not consent to be bound By tho co,di-
tiol, tint SHE shall restrain her people FROM
going to Scryla, md thus ahc officially an~
nounccs both l,cr active sympathy with scrvla,
and her tndtspositton to tolerate further tr1.
fling on Turkeys part. Tic situation rompcla
tie Powers either TO acqnicsec In the failure "
Turkeys proposal, or assume the responsibility
OF armed Intervention to enforce II, Which
England at least will hot do,and no Continental
Power eau. .-
II tas Tfsftra Asroefafsd Ittss
MouK1rrAn rAslIA's ARMY.
TpEn1raE. t>ct. 12.-Moukhtns Pashn's' cotn-
muIcations are now uninterrupted. lie Ia con-
stautly receiving large convoys Of provisions
from Raguaa, by way q! Trcbnlc.
MnNTEHEono.
The Montencgyln commander reports that in
tho recent rai1 whc,, resulted II, thu burning Of
L1ublnlc ans! oil the surrounding vil!arcs,
1900 Turks were killed, inclusive Of those who
were burned In houses. The bulk Of the Turk
ISL, soldiers were dccuycd into an ainlusll, and
tue AoltenegrlnR fired tic villages. The Mon
tenegrins lost lao mon.
TIE TuNK1sit CONDITIONS.
3, LONDON. OFT. 12-A dispatch from Constan-
tinople says the following arc the conditions pn
which the Porte grants IN armistlcc: That
acrvia BllAl1 bo prevented from occupying tho
positions nov in possession Of tho Turkish
army; that The Introduction Of ar1ns and amns1-
n!tiou Into 6ervla and Montenegro bc prohibited;
that tic passage OF foreign volunteers Into tho
Turkish Provinces be cffccthally put astop to;
tint serv1a and Montenegro be prohibited frotn
giving any ass'stamee M TO tne l'sutke's III t'' aa;
cent provinces. The Porto proposes that the
nrmistlce shall extend to the 18th Of March, 1877,
md requests the Great Powers to appoint dele
gates dor lle settlement o. aesaals o1aef
90 tNat tliH Luskian Got.snucrs eo!tu " ,,.t, ~
ahaerataling m'ta tnesu usuansss, @.'a VII. H';t.
nerY!na n y. u h1;ync ~. hmattia orn"a
IL "i to ), ba r.@uiated oy tke nosttons tIey now
| hold. iMrRoy, howevef, j reaoy 10 esaCua.e .,
hef positions III ee1'1a1 u setsia eoehees not W
occupy tllen. .,a.o ,a,,,,,
toNnoN, oet la-S =: ,l,:-A tic, telegram l from T,
st. PotefsbuFE says II Is statGd t1at inc CzAt Is
preparing nttotflor autograph letter u 1lle Enl.
pcros trunsls Jnscps,, ~ consequence u LIE
Tho Times correspondeut at Vienna says the
!ortc,s cehtfc to stop tile inMnS ot iuFc,eh SOL
scrs into eerVln anl that other tt's1lrGcnt PROV
fnccs bc not ass1tateu tHflng t@n aFm1st!ev, IS
stated to be not u condition Of tho armlsslee,
only wish.
1l!a clltcf topic OF war correspondents Is
ltusslA's ATTITUDE.
The Standards Berlin reporter says there arc
now assembled at Livodin the Cznr. Prince
Gortaehakoif, the Commander OF thu blnck Sea
squadron, tho Ministers Of Wnr md Ft1lanrc,
aid Czarcwi.ch.
Russia's reply to Turkish proposals Is under
consideration.
Tho Tttuta' Berlin dispatch saye the old report
IA ray1rEI that fin ftyhr thinks j3f nhp1tf1Iff H