The New York herald., 1876-09-18
GABLE NE w S.
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
THE WAR IN SERVIA.
A Suspension of Hostilities Ordered
from StambouL
PROMISES BY THE PORTE
Perpetrators of Bulgarian Atrocities
To Be Punished.
PROSPECTS OF PERMANENT PEACE.
Spanish Persecution Of Protestant
Churchmen.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.
PROMISES BY THE PORTE
Perpetrators Of Bulgarian Atrocities
To Be Punished
PROSPECTS OF PERMANENT PEACE.
Spanish Persecution Of Protestant
Churchmen.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.

THE SULTAN PROMISES OFFICIALLY TO REDRESS
GR1EvANcEs-wHAr THE GREAr POWERS
SAY.
Rcutors Telegram Company has despatch from
Belgrade stating that agreement to suspend hos
dlitcs for ten days has bcen signed.
POSITIVE SYMPTOMS PEACE
special telegram from Berlin 10 the Obseruer Of this
hty ysays-'Simutancously with the delivery OF the
reply to the Powers, containing the peace conditions
The Porto issued orders its initiative for tho
Immediate cessation OF all hostilities the assump
lion that Serva and Montenegro would issue similar
Instructions.
The Powers received the Portos reply favorably.
md opened negotiations Immediately for further joint
action.
PROM PORTE.
The Porto has con1dentially notified the Powers Of
firm determination redress the grievances Of tho
Christians.
THE BULGARIAN oUrEAGEs
A Reuter- telegram from Consantinope says q
commission of inquiry appointed by the Turkish gov
nnment will go immediate tcly Phlppopos to nvos-
Mgac the Bulgarian atrocities, try the perpetrators OF
lhc outrages and punish the guilty.
british DIPLOMACY UNION
1t is stated that the British government In
structed agents in Bosnia and Herzegovina urgo
the insurgents to cease hostiiities.
Tho Standards special despatch from Belgrade do
clares that there absolutely truth the report OF
Servan victory tho Morava. The report
fabricated by empoy6 Of the Press Bureau at Bel
grade There has been no important movement on the
Aorava during the past week.
TEE ARMY THE DRiNA,
having been weakened by sending renforcements to
General TchcrnnycG retrcated tho other side OF the
Drna without battle alter destroying its intronoh-
ments
RUSSIAN MARCH.
Seven hundred Russians arrived In Belgrade within
the past two days
AxGLo-RussIAN DUTY IN THE CRISIS.
Sir Stafford Northcotc, Chancellor OF the English
Exchequcr, addressing lnrgc meeting Edinburgh
yesterday made defence Of the government policy
the East taking tho same grounds Lord Derby in
his reply TO the deputations the llth inst He
pudated baselcss the that the government
was influenced by feelings OF Jealousy against Russia
He stated that the accepted freely tho duty
Of protecting the Christian subjects OF tho Porto from
misgovernmcnt
Tho Chancellor concluded his speech tn tho follow
ing announcement
~ received q comm unication to-day stating that q
definite step had been taken by the Porto for putting
end to hosti;es either Friday night this
Ing Orders have been given for the cessation Of hos
nlties, thus aGording opportunity for calm and
Jonablc discussion OF tho terms Of settlement"
CESSATION OF HOeTILITIEs-AN ARMIsTICE or
DRRED DY THE SOVEREIGN wAnR1No POW
xRs-ITs TERMS.
l>oSpoS, Sept ls, 1876
special despatch to the Times dated Semlin Sep.
tombcr IL, says the Turkish government has ordered
al It's commanders TO discontinue hostilitics until
further notice. and Prince Milan has similar
orders to General Tchernayen and tho other
Scrvinn commanders No limit to the duration OF the
armstice Is specified but either party may terminate
It BY giving notice.
There been great activity among the foreign con-
yuls oil day.
Many cipher dispatches have passed between Bel
srade London and ConssantinopIc.
xuK suLrAS's MINISTER'S HIGHLY oryExpED-nIs IA.
JxsrY SUBMITS POWERS.
Tho Vienna despatch Of the Times reports that con-
1ct between tho Sultan and his Ministers avoiaed
by compromise an armistice being made conditional
agreement about the conditions Of peace.
In setting forth the conditions Of peace the Porto
leaves II TO the discretion OF tho Powers consider
The grounds which have induced tho Porto place be-
fore the Powers these conditions, calculated
Its readiness TO grant an armstico soon Is the
Powers have taken them into consideration.
The Powers unanimously regard the conditions as
lnadmssiblc, but hero their unanmity chds Some
Wll advocate unconditional arm.stice. while others
arc satisfied with nero cessation OF hostlitlea