The New York herald., 1876-09-27
GABLE NE WIS
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.
The Suspension Of Hostilities
Finally Agreed Upon.
TURKISH RELIEF TO BULGARIA.
The Reported Algerian Insurrec-
ton a Canard.
THE FRANKLIN AT VIGO.
Tweed and Hunts Unhappy
State OF Mind.
RACING AT NEWMARKET.
The Reported Algerian Insurrec-
ton a Canard.
THE FRANKLIN AT vIGO.
Tweed and Hunts Unhappy
State OF Mind.
RACING AT NEWMARKET.
THE EASTERN WAR.

LONDON, Sept. %, ls7a
The Posts Berlin despatch says:-"rae Porte has
given Mr.. Barring. Secretary Of the British Legation,
seat IN the mixed tribunal trying persons accused OF
participation the Bulgarian atfocities with all the
rights accorded the other judges"
REPORTED rHs ruRKA
The TsNes' correspondent at Csttnje reports that
the Prince OF Montenegro sent orders to tho CON-
manders OF his forces to abstain from offensive move
mcnts until October Mukhtar Pacha however, took
advantage OF the truce. and occupied and fortified two
new advanced positions Montenegrin territory. The
Prince protests against this violation OF tho
rHE SUSPENSION OF HosTILrTIEs-THE SER
VANS DELIBERATING WHETHER Oh NOT TO
ACCEPT THE PoRrE's TERMS.
LONDON, Sept %, 1875
despatch to tho Times, from Belgrade, says
s'The various diplomatic agents have presented de-
spatches 10 Prince Milan Monday morning, which
thcy had received from their governments announc-
ing that the Porte had agreed proong the suspen
sion Of hostties and that tho peace conditions pro-
posed by the Powers recommended the maintenance
OF the status quo ante betium in regard to Scrva.
'sERvIA HEsITATEs
The Scrv,an government asked for time TO reply TO
tho Portc's proposition .or the extension OF the
officers working earnestly to prevent Servia from
asserting There Is much doubt as to the course the
Prince will pursue
sxKvrAvs ARMIsTIcR
despatch to Reuter- from Belgrade says the Servan
government has given formal notice to all its military
commanders of the proongaton of the suspension Of
hostiltiek The Russian Consul in interview with
Prince Milan yesterday, pointed to him that Eu-
rope regarded tho proclamation OF tho army declaring
him king with dispieasure, and advised him to sum
mon General Tchernayef to Belgrade and explain to
him that the acceptance Of tho royal title would
fresh complications.
Tho Austrian Consul Saturday asked for expa-
nations concerning General Tchernayen,s proclama-
tion. Prince Milan replied that he endeavoring
70 arrange the matter in . manner showing due
siderason feelings Of the army whose support
absolutely to him. He said that General
Tchernayen adhered TO tho proclamation despite tho
dissuasion of the War Minister. He added that
definite resolution concerning the proclamation would
be taken when the War Minister returned from the
camp.
RUSSIA wArcuruL
Berlin despatch to the Times says:-"The Russian
government has ordered the preparation OF registers
of horses liable seized Of war" The
respondent remarks that the preliminary agreement Of
tho Powers upon tho terms OF peace being vague
enough to admit OF different Interpretation, Russias
warlike measures ovdcny intended support the
construction that will shortly be placed upon tho
present arrangement by ST. Petersburg diplomacy.