New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-26
FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY AND nae GREAr POWERS

TURKEY AND TIE GREAT POWERS
THE PEACE PROPOSITIONS TO BE PRESENTED TO-
DAY-THE sERvIANs GREATLY ExAsPgRArED AT
THE TERMS PROPOSED HosTILITIEs SAID TO
have RECOMMENDED.
LONDON, Monday, Sept. rs. 1876
The latest dispatch to Reuters Telegram
Company from Constantnople announces that the<in-
bassadors will communicate Tuesday 10 tho Porte tho
formal conditions Of peace settled by the European
powers, the points OF which have previously been re-
ported Russia has given her assent in principle to these
conditions
Reuters telegram from Belgrade says public opinion in
Seryia is greatly excited the conditions Of peace
proposed by the Powers II is stated that the restoration
OF the status quo ante beum seryia, with only the Id
Production OF local reforms In the Christian provinces Of
Turkey, would be fatal blow to those countries With
out actual independence serva would be morally dead
The promised reforms not likely 10 be carried cut
Peace such conditions would merely defer
the inevitable conflict between the Christians and Turks
Reuter- dispatch from St Petersburg denies all re-
ports of warke preparations the part Of Russia and
ascribes the the excited state OF the pOpula
ton The number Of volunteers for servia, however
daily increases 1.-THE British basis OF peace, which has
been adopted by the other Great Powers Is follows:
o. Unconditional armstice; 2) the Status qtO ante BEL
tam TO be maintained regards servia and Montenegro,
with extension of territory for the latter CO. liberal
provision for local autonomy ia Bosnia Herzegovina and
Bulgaria.
THE ARMIsTICE PROLONGED.
A dispatch to Reuters Telegram Company, from Cons
staLtinople says THE Porte has agreed TO prOl0nR
the suspension OF hostities for eight days. II also
presses the hope that the Powers during that time viii
communicate the conditions Of peace which they pro-
pose The necessary instructions, IN conformity with
the decision of the Porte 20 extend the truce have been
sent to the Turkish Commanders"
The latest adyces from Belgrade TO 10 O'clock this
morning which say: mo has yet been received
here OF the conclusion Of the armsce II is reported
that hostites recommended this morning at Degrad"
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN RUSSIA.
The Vienna correspondent OF he Times says two state
ments apparently contradictory, but from reliable
source have been received Russia One is that
order been issued that leaves OF absence
granted Russian soldiers Tile other las It that in the
military district Of Kiev, Kharkocr aud odessa prepare
lions are making for the mobilization OF the troops IL
is claimed however, that this is but trial OF the sys
TEN OF mobilization and Of the calling in Of
is the yearly practice in other countries.
RELIEF FOR THE BULGARIANs.
LONDON, Tuesday, Sept. &C. 1876.
dispatch from Constantnople to The Standard states
that the Bulgarian Relief Committee meets under the
presidency of Sir H. g. Elliott the British ambassador.
It has made Mr. Schuyler Of the American Legation
member, and has formed working committee, compris
ing three Americans and three Engshmen, to inyest-
gate all cases submitted aud grant relief where distress
is proved