The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-26
TIE Porte Wtliirg 70 Accept IN
Ar0lsttce.


LONDON, October 26.-A Times
special from Vienna confirms the state
meat that the Porte had informed Gen
Ignstif Of its readiness 10 consent TO
six week. srmistice if sll the powers
wished it. The correspondent adds:
There would be no difficulty IN fulall-
ing this condition bat il turns out that
the Porte still insists on the stipulation
that the powers pledge themselves
10 prolong the armistice il peace
is not made within the original
period In spite OF IgnAtieti's conciliatory
attitude, little hope is entertained tha,
Russia will accept this condition. II
may, however, be expected that the
Porte has not said its last word"
The Belgrade correspondent OF the
Times tslegrsphs rs follows: There hss
not been, since the beginning Of the war,
such depression as now exists, not only
in Belgrade but throughout Servis
All ranks OF people would most
gladly welcome peace. Ii now appears
that the ServiAns, with view of intim.
idsting the Turks, have purposely elag-
teers, not more than 10000 having really
arrived in the country. The apathy
shown by the Servisns concerning the
progress Of the war is something that un.
der similar circumstances could scarcely
be found in any country Of the world
Although the reports of the capture ol
D'Junis have been current Tor twenty.
four hours, not q single Servisn mani
tests the least curiosity about II
Yet the feeling OF coming
disaster is general. II DJunis Is really
taken Russia might well avail herself of
her present influence to bring about imme-
diAte peace, and from what | hear l shall
not be surprised II she makes an attempt
and without her assistance Servis must
succumb All oorIespo dents agree ~
10 the collapse OF the spirit OF
the Scrvisu populate n. They also
confirm the news that The battle wss
progressing yesterday before Deligrsd.
From the fact that fighting is still going
on in that direction, u is inferred per-
b, ps that the Turks have not Vet gained
possession OF DJuinis.
A Vienna correspondent oi the daily
.Neirs reports that General lgnsticf ha.
expressed doubts whether the conditions
proposed by the Porte in connection with
a short srmsstice would meet the sp
provsl Of Russia. Diplomacy Ia actively
trying 10 induce the Porte 20 reconsider
itf reply and accept the srmistice uncon-
ditionslly. A compromise is not despair
cd OF as it Is belieyed Russia is unwilling
TO push matters to extremes At present
81. PETERSBURG, October 2j.-lt i
ish representative at Tifls was not due a.
political matters.
A Belgrade special says II is reported
that Gen. Ichernayefi has demanded the
resignation Of the Servian Minister
Of War. The Minister Of the Interior
has gone to Deligrad 10 cndesyor TO effect
n reconciliation.
A Belgrade correspondent of the
Times says: In the country between
Paratkin and Delegrst, in The noun
tains near Saitschar there are II Ooo
men, women and children almost naked
and literally starving.
A special to the Times from Bsrcelons
says that the reported conspiracy sp
pears 10 have been more important than
was at first supposed. Forty persons
have been arrested, including two e,-
ministers.
LONDON, October 2j.-The Fmdaci'r
saws il Is understood, IN view Of the rOs-
sibilty of further serious complication
in tho east, that the Peninsulsr and
Oriental compsny's steamship Cs,hoN
will embark large number OF troops nj
this port for Malta on the 2S.h inst
Turkish Victory.
A dispatch 70 the Standard, dated Bel
grade, Wednesday night, says: The
Turks captured Bogoivischte this even
ing, and are now preparing 10 sttAcL
both banks Of the Morsva. Fighting was
going on to-day on the slopes oi the
Dcligrsd.