The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-25
TIE CONFLICT IN TIE EAST
AN UNCONDITIONAL hRHISTICE DE-
MINDED BY THE GEAR
Other Demau uds 10 he settled bv the Powers
Aione-Fresb Massncrcs Threatened In
Bulgnria-Ibe Fighting on the Mornva.


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Other Demands 10 he settled bv the Powers
Aione-Frc-b Massncrcs Threatened In
Bulgaria-Ibe Fighting on the Mornva.
LONDON, Oct PA despatch from Con-
stantinople says that Russia has already indi-
Gated her willingness to agree to six weeks
prolonRation, II necessary, Of u six weeks ar.
mistice. 1t Ia hoped that an agreement will be
reached on the basis of Turkeys acceptance Of
such an armstce as announced in the same
offlcial statement In this mornings Post.
A despatch from bucharest says intelligence
has been received thero that. at a meeting Of
the foreign Ambassadors at Constantinople,
Gen. Ignatien declared that an armistice must
be conceded Immediately, and that the other
Russian demands would devolye for settlement
upon a conference OF the powers, at which
Turkey would not be represented. the confer
ence to denns the meaning Of the words "au-
tonomy" and guarantees"
Nothing more IL heard OF the mission OF the
Czarewitch to the Courts at vienni, Berlin. and
London. The Pdu Mdu Gdretts saws the Russian
Imperial Court will return to st. Petersburg on
the 18th OF November. The same Journal, In u
leading article, says 1--WE have reason to believe
that Russia has no longer ony illusions about
the way her tendencies are viewed here, nor
interests In the East Will bu answered by
another Tor their protection"
despatch TO the Times from Therapia an
nounces that MIR. Barring. Secretary Of the Brit
lsh Legation. Is about ~ return from Philppopo-
lis, being convinced that the commission for
the punishment of the perpetrators OF the Bull
Rarian atrocities Ia delusion and mockery. The
worst criminals are regarded humane. and
moderate men are iD disgrace. The old panic Is
renewed, and a most trustworthy gentlem IN
has uiveled with the utmost haste to Const an
| bassador, that the Turks threaten new mas
sacres and have even appointed day for be-
A Vienna des spatch to the Times says, not only
| from Constantinople, but from all the provinces
OF Europesn ,,, turkey s ~ ,nere news OF growing
ycnticles held In mosques, and OF armaments.
| The Ministry Is diyided against itself, aud the
| Sultan Ia too inexperienced to take the Leaf
ship OF Affairs. lhus the position Is more favor
able for Russia's diplomatic action. Gen. Ig-
natien, the Russian Ambassador at CONSTANT
nople, may ctrry everything before him, or "
he fails. IN induce such an outbreak OF Mo-
hammedan feeling as might justify almost any
step on the part Of Russia.
A TimSs despatch from Berlin SAYS that a
| fnanci crash Of the most serious character is
| tnrea ening IN Russia. The public pesiege the
| banking Offices TO sell Russian governmeLt and
| con pany stocks, but as ruie offers are de-
cliued. On the 18TH aud lyth instants nothing
| should Gen. Ignatlcn's mission take warlike
| character Ihe crisis is worst In the southwest
| ern provinces contiguous to the possible seat of
| war. \ conf, renee Of bank directors "A few davs
| ago, at the office Of the Governor ofthe National
| Bank, decd ded tney could do nothing to stay the
| crisis. Accordngl, fresh Issues Of iDcOnyertt-
| bic paper dssigndts, already moro Plentiful than
| at tine time Of the Crimctn war. are expected
A special despatch from Pestn to the DIll
| Ncirs represents that there IL Intense excite
| ment there aud strong hostility to Russia. In
case Russia commences war II will be diiiculi
| for Austria to preserve neutrality.
Tue Times to-day. IN Its financial article. says
only profound peace and n great revival of trad,
| can prevent n financial catastrophe In Austria
| Even with these. we doubt II the hopes OF the
| Austrian Finance Minister can be resliLod-tnai
| by Isis the end Of the lerod Of deficits will b,
| reached.
| A despatch from Pesth says that the Hun.
| garian Minister of War has Informed the FL
| nance Committee tnat In case OF need 2l1 10
| Honved militia could be completely equipped
| and mo5ilized witnin eight days.
| Ragusa despatch saws II IA reported that ths
| Prince OF Montenegro has declared his willing.
! ness to accept the six weeks armisttce. but onl,
| on condition that MO.tar be surren4 cred 10y the
| Turk.
a despatch from Dcl.raie dated noon to-da,
| sIys: II - re- orted here that the Turks have
| taken DiuAis aud > ant Ne-toT. IL this l. true
Gen. lcn, rua,en army viii be IN greaf danger
| The Standards desp ten from Vienna rcpurti
| that the MOBILIZATION Of troops in kOunAnti
| proceeds very slow AT Jassy hardly atuird o
! the Inhabitants liable u military duty nave AZ
! peared. The people seem 10 b5 utterly iuuiGer
| eut.
1he same despatoh says the resignation Of tb'
| Hungarian Premier iisZA u mentioned a. ia.
| mtncut. IN const tquence OF his dissent frou
| Count Andrassys Eastern policy.