The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-11

: IS, - FAST CENTENNIAL TRAIN.
PHILADELPHIA, October 1O.-The Kenne-
saw route Centennial train has arrived,
making the trip from Atlanta to Phiiadel-
phia In thirty hours running time. 7,
sisss $500 az -. &c.
5ql; .55, The Eastern War. Z.
BUCHAREsT, October 9.-The Prince Of
Roumania has ordered both the standing
army and the reserves to assemble for ma
nmuvres.
TIE TURKS CUT OFF FROM REINF0RCE4ENTS--
VICTORY OF THE INSURGENTS. .'s E.
LONDON October 1O.-A dispatch from
Cettinge to Reuters Telegram Company
reports that the Montenegrins have turned
the positions Of Moukhta Pasha and entered
Trebinge and Lynbinge. They burned the
latter town. The Turks are now cut of
from reinforeements.
/, Reuters telegram from Belgrade states
that General; Tchernayef telegraphedt to
Prince Milan that General Antioch on Sat
urday occupied all villages In the Topietza
valley. ), ~ 800, -, !.
-4,F 81. FURTHER COMPLICATIONS. ~.
/" LONDON, October GA. Renter dispatch
from Vienna says it is stated in diplomatic
circles that the idea of European confer
ence may be considered abandoned. 1t Is
true that Russia had officially accepted the
English proposal OF conference, but she
did not expect success therefrom, rs it
would have been incumbent upon her to
advocate in conference proposals perhaps
even more extensive than those which she
has already made, and which have been re-
iected by Europe. The latest idea is that
the ambassadors shorild draw up and super
intend the execution OF a programme OF re-
forms on the basis Of the Berlin nemoran-
dunn. - 80! z.g,el Z;
+ A Reuter- telegram from Belgrade says
the struggle between the peace party under
Foreign Minister Ristics and the Russian
military party is becoming mors pronounced.
So far Ristics appears to gain the ascend
ency.
An envoy has been sent to General,
the use OF the royal title in addressing
Prince Milan. y. ~ q - 7 ~
The Eastern Budget says: ""Russia is pre-
pairing for all contingencies. Arrangements
have been made with the Black Sea Naviga-
ton Compangito remove the Russian colony
in Constantinople to Odessa in case of dan!
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THE PORTf'B REPLY. J
+ LONDON, October 10.--The, Paris CORE.
Espondent OF the Times telegraphs theafol-
l6wing The Porte's first reply to the Pow
| ers is q dead letter. The Porte's second.re
ply is now officially known, believe, and
this reply has been communicated to me.
| Its important points are regarding thearmis-
tice and the administration of the Christian
provinces. The Porte refuses to accept the
term "armistice because it cannot recog-
nize Servia as a belligerent, but consents to
suspension OF hostilities, the duration not
to be fixed, provided the SerYtan armyfshall
not meanwhile be reinforced by foreigners:
Az to the second point. The Porte accepts
the proposal OF the Powers in principle,
: but proposes to give all--its provinces
the same liberties without distinction
The Porte considers it absolutely ruinous
to introduce q different treatment into the
provinces. lis willing to place reforms
under the collective guarantee Of Europe
In,short, the Porte says, !" Either you ,wisf
I should take my place among civilized
States and are willing to consolidate me b.
giving all my subjects the same laws, pri
Yileges, and security. You persist in exag
gerating division and antagonism because
you only wish to delay, not prevent, my
destruction. II the latter is the easel pre-
fer to struggle now at the risk OF perishins
rather than resign myself to a slower bu
inevitable death. gyl-. :.tfeE
A dispatch to the Daily Telegraph from
Constantinople reports that IN armlstlce fo
| one month has been agreed to-.
This announcement must be received will
caution. I'LL - s = = -. RI )
| THE GRAND vrzrER RESIGNS.
The same dispatch states that the Crane
Vizier resigned on hearing that England!
last proposal was intended Us an ulttmatum
MR.. GLADSTONE INDIGNANT.
LONDON, October 10.--At q public meet.
/ ing held in St. James Hall last night tocon
slider the Eastern question letter from Mr.
Gladstone was read. He severely attacks
| the Administration for what he calls per
sisting in policy condemned by the nation
and not supported by Parliament.
He expresses the conviction that making
Bosnia, Herzegovina, and Bulgaria hide
pendent OF the Ottoman would end In con
! troyersy; but he declares that he has eX
hausted all hope that the Government vii
see the true merits OF the case.
BOSNIA REJECTS TILE AUTONOMY SCHEME. j
/ LoNDoN, October 1O.-A dispatch to thu
! Times from Belgrade says the Bosnian
chiefs have held meeting and rejected the
autonomy scheme as totally inadequate tt
/ meet the merits OF the case. Cossacks ant
Russians arrivein Seryia by hundreds daily
LONDON, October To- Midnight Reu
| ter telegram dated Constantinople, October
10th, evening, says: cat the sitting OF TIKI
Extraordinary Council to-day it was de
cided that Turkey should grant an arms
tce for six months-Yn. until the end O
| March 1877. IThis decision and its condi
lions will be communicable the European
Powers tomorrow. The Porte is now pre-
pared to carry out the proposed reforms
It remains to be seen what Seryia, will ga.
to the unexpectedly long armistee ;bu
Minister Ristics said only to-day, according
Ito a Reuter- telegram from Belgrade, tina
the Servian Government had for some time
desired an armistice for . month or longer
and would doubtless accept one" s,sai
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