New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-01
THE TURKISH CRISIS.
A RUSSIAN ULTIMATUM PRESENTED.

ST. PETERSBURG. Tuesday, Oct. 81, 1876.
To-days OGcidl Gazette states that "Gen Igna-
tief the Russian ambassador at Constantinople,
has been instructed to demand the Porte's accep-
lance within 4S hours, Of an armstice and suspen-
sion of hostilities. Otherwise diplomatic relations
between Russia and Turkey will be broken of. and
Gen. Ignatetf with the whole personnel of the en-
| bassy will leave Constantinope.7
This ultmatum of Russia to Turkey was dispatched
from Liyadia, where the Russian Court is sojOurn-
ing, to ConstantinOpe yesterday.
THE CAR IRRITATED WITH TURKEY.
VIENNA Tuesday, Oct 81, 1876.
The Political Correspondence newspaper of this
city Publishes Telegram from ST. Petersburg stat
ing that the order of Gen. Inatie TO present Rus
sa's ultimatum to the Porte was despatched by the
Car direct to Constantnople last evening, and that
the Gar was induced to take this step by recent
events in Servia, and Turkeys continuing the war
notwithstanding the negotiations pending for an
armistce
THE RUSSIAN ORGANS COUNSEL
BRUSSELS Tuesday, Oct 81, 1876.
lie NOd hopes the European Powers will support
Russia's demand. and that the amistce will be
signed, but adds that the Portes dilatory tactics do
not facilitate defntive pacfcation and will force
the Powers to redouble their frmness and energy on
the question of guarantees
EMPEROR WILLIAMS SPEECH IN DIsFAvoR.
LONDON. Tuesday, Oct. 81, 1875.
The French and English papers are dissatisfied
with the Emperor of Germany's statement about
European affairs in his speech at the opening of the
session of the Imperial Parliament of Germany at
Berlin yesterday. The French papers accept it as
direct menace to France.
MR.. GLADSTONE AND RUSSIAN AGGREssIvENEss
The Contemporary Reriw contains paper by Mr..
Gladstone reviewing Mr.. Schuycrs book on Turkes-
EN-fro f,,, 81 /, hoo, ,,,ob
quoted here by the pro-Tursh portion of the press,
to show that the Russians have been guilty of bar
barities equal to those charged against the Turks.
and the subject has excited great interest. The ten
dency of Mr. GladstOne's article is to demonstrate
that Schuyler's work is fair and impartial. A par
tcuar extract has been seized upon in order to stir
up strife. Mr. Gladstone incidentally deprecates APP
prehensiOns of Russian aggressiveness.
GREATrR CONFIDENCE At BELGRADE.
Renters telegram from Belgrade says:
The CONSERVATION caused by the news Of the fall Of
reaction in favor Of continuing the struggle Minister
RI-cs IN conversation to-day declared that Dmis was
not seryia and that the Government were determined TO
resist to the last though abandoned by all Europe.
lie attributed the fall OF Dunis t0 the Reinforcement Of
20 baalions ana i heavy siege guns received by the
Turks Ni>ch He said the Turks had been further
reinforced by Dervish Pasha army, which arrived be
has arrived at Paratehin. Tchemayers army is at
Delgrad. and HOrvItOvcls'- command Is half way be-
tween DJuuls and hruchcyatz.
LONDON, Tuesday, Oct. 81, 1876.
Reuters dispatch, dated Constantinople tonight,
states that Cabinet council was held to-day and
the ambassadors met at Gen. Ignatiets residence.
According to reports current this evening there is
still some disagreement relative to the details of tho
| armiStice.
LONDON, Wednesday, Nov. l, 1876.
Vienna telegram to HE Standard says:
l. is an established fact that before the Russian uli-
nahum upset an calculations tn" ambassadors at Con-
stautnoplc tciegtapBed on Monday 10 tEcr Govern
mcuts that the armiscc secured II Il believed in
official quarters that Russia ia consequence OF the sud
den advance Of the Turks, longer wishes to have The
duIin tie arinistcc fixed by the positions they might
hold AT The beginning OF the armstice, and that she
therefore has taken this sudden step
BRITISH HOPES OF \ SETTLEMENT.
The London Post, semi-oicia, says:
Only Yesterday, subsequent the issue Of the
Russian instructions, important peaceful kilograms were
received from the principals concerned in the negota-
II hopes notwithstanding appearances. that Gen.
Ignatich has not reverted to the original. demand
Tor bare SIX weeks armisticc, which would
only snatch the fruits OF victory from Turkey and
enable the kssaus and scryan. 20 enter upon Winter
campaign. II conditions possible OF acceptance are OF
cred we may feel certain the Porte will accept them.
few hours viii show whether Russia means war
\ Berlin dispatch TO that paper says:
gloomy feeling prevails here, although Is asserted
in diplomatic circles that The Porte has already sub
ml,cd Internationally TO Gguatieh, demands.
GENERAL LEVY IN BiLGEADE.
The Standards dispatch from Belgrade says:
\ Z
day calling ou 81! dlc'odird men 10 report themselves
immediate service. Tie .rss lack transportation,
and can therefore advance bat slowly. IL is rumored
that lealy az" austria have offered mediation
The Powers have sent y note to Greece advising
her to be- more peaceful.
The Sultan is now disposed 10 make Midhat Pasha
Grand Yizier
The Emperor Williams speech at the opening Of
the Ryichstag has produced an uncomfortable feel
ing IN Vienna and is thought to Indicate that the
triple alliance is not firm
TIE ARMrsrTcE DEEMED CERTAIN.
The Times has the following dispatch dated Paris,
Oct. 81, mi,lnght
II Is announced this evening that before the expiration
of - hours The conclusion OF an armistce VII be OH
cally notified. dispatch TO the Russian Teegraphc
Agency dated 81. Petersburg, oct 81 $50 D. m, Stg-
matizes as bad faith the pushing OF military operations
by the Turkish Goyernmcnt while negotiations are pend
ing, and It this conduct that has compelled Rus
TO nave recourse 10 conpulsion.
LATEST REPORTS on THE SITUATION.
A dispatch to The Daily Telegraph, dated Constan-
tinople Tuesday evening asserts that an arnstice
for two months has been signed.
A CONFERENCE To BE HRLD.
A special from Pesth to the same paper says:
II is stated that conference has been resolved upon.
The members will be the ambassadors OF the SIN Powers
The sole object Will be the paclcation OF the three IN
surgent provinces Russia renounelng me IDEA Of tner
political and being satisfied win the SELF
administration defined 10y England.
The Times in its leading editorial regards the stu
alton as very favorable, and does not think it con-
ceivable that the Porte will resist the Russian de-
mands.
Various correspondents confirm the report that
the Turks have entered AeXinatz.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
The Neicss Belgrade special dispatch says;
Gen Tchernayei has abandoned the defense OF Kruje
yatZ ana ordered OrvatOYtch 10 fall back thther and
then move down the valley of the Morava 10 stOatE,
where the two portions Of the army will be reuDlted
The army will then fall back CEupra. Paratein Ia
being hastily fortified