The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-18
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ss~Ns ccncesssens IN the arpsuarhin9 r~scs
ns~usiAttcns. nauaf has l~~A Ministss n War
n ths CAbinrt centscllri ey MahmnnA namAa.
The NaIiaas hsoih~r.tnla~, shese vnsce hAs
hcen sm twAee rather than f~ war during lhe
entire campaign u last rear.
n h announced thai vlAmi rAshA hAs l<cn
appointed Grand ylsisr Ia place II Edhem
rAaha, rvMenci.
A Telegram from CenstAntlncpie ANNOUNCES
that the Turkish Ministry hAs h~cn xeon.tl-
tated but serser and nAfvri raaAas retain The
portfolios cf Foreign Affairs AMI Jartice n.
srecsivsly.
Tho Prince of Alonten~gro. having applied 10
the lsnsasan headquarters for instrncsions relA-
tive 10 IN arnaIstlce, has h~cn informed that hc
need mot send m envoy. ~ she Grand Duke
would take charge ~ Ais interests.
rcfA correspondent sends the following /,
"The Porto has refused 10 allow the questions
of peace and An armistice 10 bc consldcrcd to-
gethcr. ~ Il WAS understood that these qnes-
tions werc 70 bc kepA separate during the pre-.
hmtnary negotiations. believe the Porte has
Determined that 4 defcnsc Of Atlrianoplc In
virtually impox.ihle"
Il II officially stated that tho term Of asmls.
tico proposed by Turkey Il III weeks.
ConstAntinople dispatch Of the illh says,
"Thc Porto has received tho Rnxsian answer
10 tho Turkish communication proposinx an
Armistico. inttmating that tho negotiations
must b. conducted on bAais of eventual peace
conditions. Tho reply of tho Grand Dukc
Nicholas 10 tho Turkish Commander. In Chief
that ha would rofer tho latter's overture Tor an
armlsIiee 10 ~. Petersburg, states that ncgo,
ttalions could only bc conducted with himself,
direct, and that there could be no question os
IN srmlsticc without ! hasls Tor peacc."
R,Hsias demand that : pcacc basis should
be- determined before al Arm!sticc would b.
granted has hccn finally conceded by Turkey,
aud Server Pasha, Foreign Minister. and
NAmyA Paaha. have been appointed ~ nego,
tiatc, with full powers. for : peAee and an
armistice tngether.
Acting under instructions from their respect
I've Governments, Prince R.uas and Count
Corti. Amhassadors respectively oi Germany
and lsal, n the Turkish capital, have informed
thu Porto that II II allows Great Britain 10 scnd
her fiset to cnnstAntinopic, Germany and Italy
will demand that pcrmls.ion 70 pans tho Dar.
ianolles b. granted 10 their dccts. Al ind.
eating the existence of III understanding bc-
tween Germany and Italy In reference 10 the
Eastern question, the episode Ii no, without
signiAcance.
knsslan official telegram announces thai
the Turkish heet hAA bomhArslcd Enpaluria, In
the Crimca, damaging the barracks, guard
hos'res, arsenal. quarantine establishment,
and some private resldences
The Porte haa asked Tho l,ussiAn Govern.
ment 10 state what conditions OF peace would
b. satisfactory.
Tho GossAaks have eut tho Iirnuya and
iAmLol railway south u the balkans.
John bright. In Addrosnns his constituents
II Birmingham, Eng, declared that III w.
strongly In favor of non-interyeniion In the
Eastern war.