The New York herald., 1876-10-27
GABLE NEW S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
THE EASTERN DIFFICULTY.
Hungary's Strange Attitude
Fully Explained.
GERMANY WATCHING AUSTRIA.
What the Russian Ambassador Said
to the Sultan.
0T1MR SHOW TN ST pETERSRTTRG
GERMANY WATCHING AUSTRIA
DUMB SHOW IN ST. PETERSBURG.


Hungary has taken. The intentions Of the
Hungarans cannot bo mistaken. The weight
OF their influence in she affairs Of Austria Is recog-
nized by the fact that tho Primo Minister
10 Hungarian, and naturally enough tho
province looks with disfavor upon any schemes
for the addition OF more Sclavonian territory
The Hungar'ans see very clearly that IN alliance
with Russia can, in the event OF general war, result
only In the addition OF Servia and Bosnia to Austria
This will naturally be the share which Austria viii
take II Russia claims Roumania and Bulgaria. Such
IN addition would turn over the balance OF
Hungarian Premier, has been attempting to
defeat the Russian alliance His course has
SO compromised Count Andrassy, Austrian Mnisie: OF
Foreign Affairs, that his retirement may be necessary
over the course OF Hungary The Official government
Journal Of Berlin declares that 'ths attitude Of the
Hungarian press only tends to confirm Germany's
cautious reserve and to justify its expcdicncy."
DESPAIR IN sERvIA
The depression at Belgrade continues, but tho be-
ginning OF the end seems If the Russo.Scrva
army left unassstcd the Turks will as
suredly reach Belgrade. They advancing slowly
and irresistibly However. unless the armistce, now
reported TO be concluded is carried into effect General
rchernayan will certainly fight to tho last. There is
scarcely any to doubt that the servan govern
ment have lost all control General Tchernayef,
wno is completely at variance with the Minister of
n a IA ofn n crisic
Ministers would gladly resign II Prince Milan would
accept their resignation, and II they could get others
TO replace them But these difficulties mako change
Of Ministry impossible II is generally expected in
Belgrade that Serva will be created kingdom; but
this anticipation only increases the growing dread Of
Russian patronage among tho better class of Servans
Only thirty Russians arrived at the Scrvan capital yes
terday.
THE FALL OF DJuyIs
Tho capture Of Djunis by the Turks Is confirmed
Tho Tines correspondent gives a croumstantial
narrative Of the FIVE days struggle from the 10th
TO the 23d, inclusive, and says It unquestlona-
bly, the greatest success during tho campaign.
In consequence Of their defeat tho main por.
lion OF the Scrvian army has Withdrawn TO
Delgrad but part at least of Horvatovitchs forces
has been of in tho direction of Krusevac whence
ean, however, retreat by tho Servian Morava Sataz
Il is not known whether tho Servians
Itill hold on to the left bank OF the
Morava; but this seems to be immatcria.
They cannot make q stand there they
would be liable to be cut OF from the river
and forced into the angle formed by tho confluence
Of the two branches OF the Morava Unless an
armisce is concluded the Servians must move back
their defensive line from Alexnatz ana Deiigrad to
Paratkin and Cuprla, which would open the Morava
Valley with all its resources TO the Turks.
RUSSIA TO THE SULTAN
The text Of General IgnatiGs address to tho Sultan
upon presenting his credentials was published in
Constantinopic yesterday The Russian Ambassador
said the Czar understood the difficulties of the
situation, and although he did not dissimuate his
sympathy for Turkcys savonic subjects, no trusted
existing difficulties would be removed, that the
Sultan might improve the condition of his subjecta
The Sultan replied In similarly concilialory strain
He hoped tho Gear would contribute toward facisat
ing reforms.
There is to believe that Russia being herself
to war, is cndcavoring TO induce Greece ana
Roumania to take the ncld They, however, hesitate.
THE sERvIAN REBELLION
An official Servan bulletin posted at Belgrade states
that the Turks on Tuesday made desperate attempt
to break General Novoseofs lines but were repused
with great slaughter. General Novoselor has
asked for reinorccmcnts for the Servian army
Of the Ibar and Colonel Becker has
been ordered there with fresh troops
Fighting continues around Alexinatz ana Delierad.
Tho alarming reports, such those Of the concen.
ration OF large forces tho turkish frontier and tho
calling out OF the reserves, denod from ST. Peters
burg. Tho army is not yet on a war footing. Only
preliminary been taken SO that In case
of need considerable army could be in readiness with
out delay.
1t is reported from Nisch that the Scrvians on tho
2lst evacuated Kaonik after partly destroying tho
place. The Turks now hold the town and have found
valuable booty there.
KSp OF THE MoSTsxKGRIx CAMPAIGN
The complete failure OF Dofvish Pachas recent nt.
tack the southern frontier Of Montenegro ends tho
campaign for this year, the winter season has CON-
menccd Moukhtsr Pacha will shortly Withdraw to
rrebnje unless he Is cut of by tho MontencgrIns The
PLAIN around Trebinje is completely flooded Dervish
Pacha's army thoroughly demorallzcd All
mo Catholic Aloanians, who joined the Turkish
standard have returned TO their homes and refuse 10
,slinquish the supplied them by tho Turks The
Asiatic volunteers have percmptory demanded to bc
discharged. Great distress prevails in Montenegro
Notwithstanding the military successes, because Of tho
necessity OF maintaining largo number OF refugees.
RoraASiA's HONORABLE INTENTIONS
Roumania has given assurances that hcr military
measures are intended for other purpose than the
ordinary autumnal practice decree has been pub
ished Bucharest convokng tho Roumanian Cham
bers IN extraordinary session the I'd OF Novem-
Der next
Prince Ghka arrived In Vienna yesterday, whence
he will come TO London His mission mainly concerns
England. Tne opinion Is confirmed from the Austrian
capital that Roumana still hcsitates TO openly join
interests with Russia Hungarian influences arc SAID
10 be al the bottom oil the hcsilancy.
ARMisTick.
II is now believed in London that the six weeks
armsticc has been secured aud that prospect Of
rrolongaton by subsequent arrangement exists. In
constantinopc also II thought that understand
ing will be reached on the question OF nrmstice.
General Ienaticr the Russian Ambassador, viii have
another private audience with the sultan tomorrow
afternoon.
THE MURDERED CONSUL.
Il inspires kind Of negative satisfaction TO learn
haf ~ Turkiah Consul and his wife whose axsasrina.