New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-19
TURKEY DENOUNCED.
GREAT MEETING IN LONDON.

Primer MILAN PROCLAIMED KING or sERyIA-
THH TURKISH CONDITIONS OF PEACE DEEMED
TOO SEVERE.
LONDON Monday. Sept. Is, 1876.
An immense meeting on the Eastern ques-
ton held at the Guildhall to-day which the
Lord Mayor presided The proceedings were marked by
some disorder An address 10 the Queen voted, de-
plorng the outrages Of the Turks and praying England
no longer to support Turkey considerations OF
ltcal expcdency An amendment expressing confidence
in the Government rejected by an overwhelming
majority. motion In favor OF an immediate cOnyOca
tion Of Parliament carried The crowd was 40 great
that number OF persons unable to get into the
Guildhall and another meeting was held outside the
building.
sERvIA DECLARED KINGDOM
Reuter- dispatch from Belgrade says, Gen. Tcher-
nayef's army on Saturday proclaimed Prince Milan
King Of Seryia.
dispatch to The Times from Vienna, says
Among the ambassadors at Constantinople tho i'm,
II stands might be considered satisfactory hut
the Governments who have to decide in the last instance
have not spoken yet.
The Berlin dispatch in The Times say 3:
The Turkish terms disapproved, but as the Powers
failed to concert common programme, me immaculate
continuation OF the Servian war aud an increase OF
Russian auyiaries in the Serylan camp it Il no.
direct interference long as the servians MANAGE 10
ho Deilerad ana AieHna anu as s rue s u NAV rams ca
hold out q few weeks longer what Russia might he
defeat before they rescued by the weather, is d
fefent question
Vienna dispatch in TAe Times says: I
The Porte, notifying 70 the FpbassadoTs tae sus,
coad not BE- given publicly for frar OF agitation among
the bIChammedans
NATURE OF THE PEACE COMPROMISE.
Another dispatch from Vienna 10 Tire Times says
The compromise which effected between the views
Of the Porte and the Powers by the mediation OF hr II
lott the British ambassador. is as follows Inc diner
ence between the answer first drawn up ami that
which has been adopted Is material for while IA the
former an armotice was made directly delcnaes on a
armisce promised II the Powers wl only TAKE lhio
it is said might be modified and altogether chanecd
There conflicting accounts OF tEe views oi
tue PO wersin regard TO the Turkish proposals.
FURTHER TROUBLE APPREnENDED.
The semn dispatch TO The Times which says that the
Turkish Government and Prince Milan have ordered q
discontinuancs OF hostiteB until further notice, also
SAYS that there Is reason to fear that the direction In
which things tend Is not altogether satisfactory.
II Is expected that the French Government Will prose
cute the orgnators the forged Russo Prussan treaty
which was published in the Paris journal La France last
Friday.
TIE CESSATION OF POSSIBILITIES ORDERED.
CoSsrANTISoPLE, Monday, Sept. Is, 1870
An Imperial trade today announces that orders have
been Issued for the cessation OF hostes for ten days
beginning with Sept l5
A WINTER CAMPAIGN ENPEClED
LoNDoN. Tuesday, Sept 10. 1876
ia, Sfaudards Belgrade special says the retreat OF
the seryians across the caused by alarming
rise Of the river, and wemcd for soon after they
withdrew the plain on which their camp was pitched
was covered with vast shee Of water. Their head
quarters are now at Petlorach opposite favor.
Gen Tchernayef's freak In causing Prince Milan to be
proclaimed King by the army T. productive CT much an
noyancc The Porte intimatcs that the truce w cease
ON the 25th inst expresses the hope that by That
time the European Powers will have fully considered the
terms OF peace The general opinion in Belgrade Is that
peace is further on than Russians continue TO pour
In and great preparations making for winter cam
paign.
Minister Ristics he's made official complaint that the
Turks do not respect the truce. and states, on the
authority OF Gen Tchernaye that they made an attack
on the sevians on Sunday.
Berlin dispatch 10 TIC Standard says II Is probable
that the Porte viii hostlitics at the expiration
OF the ten days truce because army declared
Milan King Of Seryia.
TURKEY AND PFRsIA QUARRELlNG.
Reuter- dis patch from Tabriz reports that frequent
violations OF the boundary line between Turkey and
Persia have recently occurred Small encounters between
tho Turks and PerspnS take place daily. aud several
frontier villages have burned Tho authorities are
hastily dispatching troops to the scene
TIE PoErE ALMOST CO%RCED ny AUSTRIA.
The TiIaes's vienna correspondent says:
pcSpte the Portc's concessions the impression pro
dured rs unsatisfactory apart from the unanimous on
ION that the conditions OF peace u proposes arc manh'
sinIs This indirect and imperfect way OF complying
with the wishes OF the Powers seems to nave
produced an effect contrary To what the Porto Cxpcct
While England was inclined to aoquesoe IN Turkey
answer because tie dc t-,o armstce might be easily
prolonged, other powers desired regular ansuct Inc
greatest impeachment 10 granting All ninisice was tnS
strong feeling among the Muhamlnedans. rms h!u
uud exurs sOn IN the resolution OF the Great Council
The meaning of which Is unmstakablr Thn dread Of an
0utbur-t is sim felt 10 only after an interview OF
five hours with the leading men that the AUSTRIAN Eh
assador got I'm writing promise that the orders for
cessation of Festivities would he Issued The term
of tine suspeusion seems short, but preparatory
work has been done by England and Auslrii'
Both have been formulating certain conditions Each
takes the status guO ante beIium rs tho baA OF any
arrangement regarding SerYta and Monteno 0. Tue
IugIlsh proposals touching Bosnia and Herzegovina
ouR 10 r. forms m the 0f local autonomy lu re
gard tn RnlvnrLA Almn.aIatNH reIOrms arc pfONO,cl