The New York herald., 1877-03-01
SHALL TURKEY HAVE MORE TIME!
Russia Awaiting Replies to Prince
GortschakofFs Circular.
RELATIONS BETWEEN GERMANY And FRANCE,
PATHS Reputation Of the
Figaro SANDER.
lBY CABLE TO THE HEnALD.1

The principal nows from the East 10 tho ratns
cation by tho Great skuptchina of Scrvia Of
the conditions of peace agreed TO BY the
Servian representatives at Consantinople recently.
Scrvia has secured very favorable terms undes
mind to 60 to war tomorrow tho conditions of peace
between Turkey and scrva will stand much in hcl
way. Tho Turkish troops will be removed from Ser.
Wan soil and breathing space allowed the little
prncipality to recruit her shattered strength before
the final struggle for existence comes, which Turkey
make sooner or later.
THE GREAT sKUPTscHINA.
despatch from Belgrade says: 1.-THE Great skupts.
china assembled on Monday and has since becn occu-
pied in verifying tho election OF members and forming
committees Peace conditions will bc submitted to
tho skuptschina to-day. 1t Is beloved thoy will be
cepted"
THE PEACE CONDITIONS ADOPTED.
later despatch from Belgrade says:-"The Skupts-
china has adopted tho ponce conditions"
sKCPTsCnINA CLOSED.
A despatch from Belgrade states that attcr the
Skuptschna had adopted the basis peace the session
was closed, mission having been accomplished.
WHY WAS CLOSED.
A special dcepatch from BcISra0o 70 tno xOettcos
Correspondence OF says she hasty closing OF the
skuptschina both legal and Imperativey ncces-
sary to avert baetul cxtravagauccs affecting both the
government and the country. Several socialists havs
been arrested in Servla
FURTHER ACCOUNT THB MEETING.
deepatch Pesh reports that tho sitting Of the
Skuptschina lasted three hours There was great
excitement in the chamber. Prince Milan made Q
speech which occupied an hour In the delivery Ho
recapitulatcd tho Of tho war. and announced
that his alliance with Montenegro still existed Russia
had given scrva permission to conclude peace
Turkey had refused to prolong tho armistco II peaco
was concluded Immediately.
rux DISMISSAL DEPurIss SUCCESS.
A despatch from Belgrade says the reading Of tho
Princo's decree dssolvng tho skuptschina produced
decided sensation among tho Deputies,
but tho command was obeyed The dsms-
sal of the members without giving thcm
an opportunity to ask embarrassing questions is
decided success for tho Ministry. Several ogitators
have been shot In the interior of tho couutry. This
decided stop on tho part OF tho government may pre-
vent further agitation
INsuRING sBRvIAs NEUTRALITY.
The samc despatch says Austria will concentrate an
army corps tho Servan frontier, which will ecctu
ally guarantee the neutrality Of Servia.
THE PEACE coSD}rIoSs TO SIGNED.
despatch IRON Consrantinoplc says It Is announced
that the conditions pcacc with Servia will bo signed
ut noon Thursday.
ruE ARMIsricE WITH MONTENEGRO
A despatch from Coustantnople says the armistice
with Montenegro has been prolonged twonty days to
allow tmo for peace negotiations. Tho Montenegrin
delegates will arrive In Consantlnoplo on tho I'd OF
March.
A CANARD FROM BERIAN.
A despatch to tho Pail Mall Gazette from Berlin
says:-"It is believed here that the Russian army will
shortly bc dcmobilized."
SHALL MORE rIMEp
Lord Dcrbys suggestion that q years timo bs
granted the Porte to provo tho sincerity Of its promises
of reform meets with increasing favor.
PEACEFUL
Tho general aspect Of fairs Is decidedly pcaceable
Tho that Russia is pressing for answer to
Prince Gortschakon7s circular is withou. foundation
The Powers appear, on tho contrary, TO have post
poned their replies with her approval
RUSSIA AWAITING THE REPLIES.
The Czar's government Is believed 10 be Of the
opinion that after the Of the circular unavor
able reply from any Of the Powers would seem 10 COM
pei IL to course OF action which might not be prudent
and is said TO be desirous Of coming 10 resolution
unfettcrcd by such considerations.
ruE "TIMEs'' SITUATION.
The Times, In a leading article, says:-'two do not
think there is much prospect Of agreement Of the
Powers to gvc Turkey tmc effect tho reforms pro-
posed by the Conference" The article concludes az
foliows-"wc need not inquire what probability there
Is that Russia will disband her armies because the
Porto Is willing three years hence, to resume tho
Conference rcvisw Its decision the subject Of
guarantees"
GENERAL rcNArrEFvs MOVEMENTS.
A despatch from Vienna says the Political Corn
spondence publishes tho following kilograms from ST.
ctorc ,onx fou
Vienna, Berlin and Paris Military operations during
tho present in,probablc.'
WILL RUSSIA ACCEPT MEASURES?
"rhc opinion that Russia will content hcrself with
united demonstration Of European fleets In the Bos
phorus is by no means in harmony with tho pro-
grammo Of tho Russian government"
RUSSIAN PRESS CENSORSHIP
A Vienna special says tho ST. Petersburg VidomisH
has been threatened with suspension II It continues 10
| agitate in favor of war;
RoUMANAy FINANCES.
Tho Vienna despatch says II that the financial
question last turned the scale Roumania. NJ
Sturdza, the Minister Of Finance, refused 10 ac
ccp Office unless thrce radical adopted
| viz, reduction o armaments, sale Of State domains
and increase Of taxation. Consequently only have
been called out but 900 OF tho standing
army have been disbanded Tho Minister OF War has
rendered his resignation but tho other Ministers
convinced that tho foregoing policy is tho only way Of
avoiding financial collapse which is imminent
A special commission Is TO DO appointed TO receive
ali funds destined for the payment OF interest and
| the reduction Of the state debt
AsiArIc TURKEY.
| The Times to-day publishes a letter from rera, dated
February 30, which says:'The condition Of most ot
the Asatc provinces OF Turkey consequence OF the
drain of men from agricultural labors TO the army 10
described dcplorablc, and almost suro II continued,
to lead 10 disastrous famine than that of 1874
GERMANY FRANCE on pRIsxpts rEnxs
l.. According TO despatch from Paris the keniter