New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
RUSSINS wARLIKE ATTITUDE.

ANOTHER LETTER FROM THE CZAR EXPECTED-THE
BLACK SEA SQUADRON READY FOR WAR PUR-
POsEs-TRoOPs MOVING.
LONDON Friday, Oct. 13, 1876.
Renters telegram from st. Petersburg says
IL is stated that the Car is preparing another autograph
letter TO the Emperor Francis Joseph in consequence OF
the change in the political situation.
The Tsless correspondent at Vienna says the POrte's
desire stop the influx of foreign soldiers into serya,
and that other nsurgent provinces be not agitated
during the armstice is stated 10 be not condition OF
the armistice, only wish.
The chief topic OF the correspondents s Russias
attitude The Standards Berlin reporter says there are
assembled at Lvada the Gar Prince Gortschakof,
the commander of the Black Sea squadron the Ministers
OF War and Finance and the Czarewitch Russias reply
to the Turkish proposal is under consideration.
RUSSIAN WAR MEASURES.
The Times's Berlin dispatch says:
The old report revived thai the Gar thinks OF abd
eating II war is decided upon. Russian residents in
army have been ordered home The Black Sea squadron
western shores OF the detachment OF officers has
been sent 10 equip these vessels. Inc fer~
sian Government mas oeen a'Gea oSad,eoSe nus
sending troop, to the Turkish frontier The reserve Is
heng called on ID some western H. provinces OF md Ks esI
frontier OF Galica. Twenty thousand horses have
been pl iced footing in Russian Poland. These
measures arr believed to be nlended 70 force austria
ana Turkey 20 cpncede the independence OF the Southern
StHDuldnS WITHOUT Il NdI
SEVERAL VILLAGES FIRED AND MANY HUNDRED
TUREs XII LED-1HE TERMS OF THE PROPOSED
ARMIsTICE-THE TURKS OvER-EXACTING.
LONDON, Thursday, Oct. ~, 1875
A dispatch to The DGi'y Nclcs from Trebigne
says Mukht.r Pasla's communications now unnter
ruped He constantly receiving large conveys Of pro-
visions from Rapusa 10y way OF Trebignc
The M0uteucHin commander reports that in the recent
raid which result in the burning Of Lubnjc and all the
surrounding villages, 1900 Turks killed, inclusive
Of who burned in the houses. The bulk of the
Turkish sold dccoyed into an ambush, and the
Montenegns then fired the villages. The MOntenegrins
lost l30 men.
THR TERMS TURKEY OFFERS.
A Reuter- dispatch from COnstantnOpe says the fol-
lowing the conditions which the Porte grants the
armistce:
Q That Servia shall be prevented from occupying the
positions now in possession OF the Turkish army (2l that
the Introduction OF arms and ammunition into seryia
and MOntcuc he prohibited; (3l that the passage OF
foreign volunteers into the Turkish provinces be ehec
lively put a stop TO; 90 That Serya and Montenegro he
prohibited from giving any assistance to the insurgents
In the adjacent provinces.
Til. Porte proposes that the armsticc shall extend 70
the 18Th ~ March, 1871 and requests the Great Powers
To appoint delegates for the settlement OF the details
Il ls ordered tie Turkish commanders 10 come 10 an
under with these delegates ana with the SerYaD
and Monensgrin commanders. The line of demarkatOn
between tine hostile Is u be ~ glaed by the O-
siti0ns they hold Turkey, however, Is ready 10
her positions in Scrya Scrya engages not u
occupy them.
The political situation is deemed gloomy at Vienna,
owing 10 the conflicting interests of Russia aud Austria