The New York herald., 1878-02-07

The issue of their deliberations will, in all proba-
bility, be this evening communicated to Parlia-
ment.-
THE TELEGRAPH IN A FURY.
A special to the Telegraph. dated Paris, mid
night. says:-"The Russian forces are constantly
advancing on Gallipoli and Constantinople." The
Telegraph Is furious In It's comments on the course
of Russia
CONFIRMATION FROM PARIS
despatch from Paris says report is current
on the Dardaneles
SURRENDER OF THE TURKISH DANUBE FLEET.
A special to the Standard from Pesth announces
that the Turkish men-of.war on the Danube have
been surrendered to Russia.
EVACUATION OF sULINA AND vARNA
A special despatch to the Vienna Presse from
Tirnova states that the Turkish men-olwar have
alresdy left Sulina and varna. The Turks have
agreed to evacuate varna. The Standards Pesth
special says the evacuation has already com.
menced.
TURKEY TURNS ON ENGLAND.
NetCS
ople relates an interview with Server Pacha,
who declared that Turkey mad been misled
and encouraged to fight on by the promise OF
English support He particularly accused Lord
Beaconsneld and Mr.. Layard Of encouraging this
belief, ana said he had documents which
he would publish. He declared that he had now
become partisan Of the Russian policy and alli-
ance. Server Pacha's colleagues at Adrianope
confirmed his statements.
THE LIBERALS AND Mr.. FoRsTER's NOTION
The Post in an article evidently written
before the reports Of the Russian occu.
patton OF Constantinople were received,
says-'we understand section or
the liberals is likely to make representations to
the Marquis Of Harrington with view OF inducing
him to prevent Mr. Forster's amendment from
being pressed to a division.
RUSSIA DOES NOT LIKE VIENNA
telegram from Vienna states that Russia's
reply to the invitation to the Conference arrived
there yesterday. 1t is in the Affirmative but de.
cares that Russia would prefer another place Of
meeting.
RussIAs REASONS FOR THE OBJECTION
despatch from st. Petersburg says:-'Russla
rejects the proposal to hold the Conference In
Vienna or any other great capital 1t considers
the tranquility of small town in one OF the minor
States and the authority that would be given to
the deliberations bv the presence Of the foreign
Ministers OF the Powers necessary for insurlng a
good ana practical result Moreover Russia be-
lieves this would facilitate speedy disposal by the
Conference OF the important questions 1t would
have to deal with in the interest Of lasting peace
and OF humanity"
ESGLAND's PROBABLE REPRESENTATIVES
The Morning Post suggests Lord Lyons, Ambas.
sador at Paris and Sir Henry Elliot; formerly Am.
bassador at Constantnoplc, as the British dele.
gates TO the Conference.
WHO WILL PREsIDE9
The DdHy News says Count Anurassy viii pre-
side over the Conference.
CONDITIONS OF THE ARMIsTIcE.
TIE conditions OF the armistice as far as they of
feet Bulgaria are, that the Turks give nm
Rustchuk and Silistra, Withdrawing the garrI.
sons to Shumla and varna Seven days are 10 he
allowed for the retirement OF the garrison. On the
eighth day we shall march into Rustchuk The
news OF peace is hailed with great delight by both
officers and men
MARROW ESCAPE OF RUsTcHuK
correspondent at the Headquarters of tho
Czarewitch telegraphs as f0lows:-"Tnree hours
before the arrival OF the news OF the armstice a
Russian officer with nag OF truce had started for
RustchuK to demand It's surrender and, If refused.
to notify tile consus and other foreigners to leave
within twenty-lour hours, when the place would
have been stormed."
RoUMANIANs ACTIVE TO THE LAST
The Roumanlans did not stop hostilitles around
Rustchuk and Widdln until Monday afternoon.
They vigorously bombarded Widdin OH Sunday and
Monday, ana the position Of the garrison was con.
sidcred desperate.
RoUMANIA WANTS THE DoBRUDscHA
despatch from Berlin says Roumania insists on
having the Dobrudscha without ceding Bessarabia
to Russia
sERvM WOULD LIKE TO nAvk VOICE
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