The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-21
Suleiman Pacha's whereabouts
Still in Doubt.
CONSERVATION IN ROUMELIA.
Spread of the Thessalian
Insurrection.
SAFETY OF THE CLEOPATRA.
lBy CABLE TO THE HERALD. ]

LONDON jan q, 1878.
Russian official telegram dated Kezanik, Fri.
day, states that the Turkish peace delegates ar.
rived at Hormanli on Thursday and were received
with military honors by order OF the Grand Duke
Nicholas They started with an escort Tor Kezan
ltk, where they were expected to arrive on satur
day. 1t seems from this that the delegates did not
meet the Grand Duke Nicholas at Tirnova-Semenl,
as described in previous despatch from Pera
HOW ENGLAND AIDED TURKEY
1t is reported from Constantnople that in conse.
quence OF decisions taken at the Great Council on
the 18th inst. lzzed Dey has been sent to the
Russian headquarters with fresh instructions to
the Turkish plenipotentiaries, giving them full
powers to sign, whereas they at nrst were
instructed to refer the conditions to the Porte.
It is said this resolve was taken in consequence Of
the pacific tone Of England at the opening OF the
british Parliament, and also because Russia has
given notice that she will insist on the immediate
acceptance or rejection OF her terms
AN ARMsTICE TO BE SIGNED TODAY.
In consequence Of the new instructions to the
plenipotentiaries 1t ia expected in Constan-
tinople that the armistice VIII be signed
Immediately, prenaps on Monday. Pre-.
parations for the Sultan's removal to
Broussa are consequently suspe nded. The Times
Pera special says Izzed Pacha conveys to the
plenipotentiaries fuller powers and Will inform
them that England is not likely to go to war.
DO THEY THINK THE RUSSIANS yooLss
The negotiations are said to have begun. II Is
stated that the Turkish penipotentiaries have
been instructed that they may oner to make Ba.
toum free port, cede territory the Asian from.
tier nearly far as Kars and dismante the lorta-
cations OF Kars and Erzeroum.
TOO ABSURD TO LAUGH AT.
They may also propose, says Daily Telegraph
correspondent, the following programme for dis.
cussion by European conference.-the
Balkans TO be considered the southern
limit OF Bulgaria; Roumania TO be inde-
pendent the Dardanelles to be open to men
ofwar OF oil nations, and the settlement of the
Montenegrin and servian questions to be tempo
rariy deferred. Difficulties have already arisen.
1t is reported that Russia has demanded that
Adr!anople be included in Bulgaria; also the ces-
sion OF Batoum and the opening OF the Dardaneles
to Russian and Turkish men-of-war only
ADRIANoPLE OCCUPIED.
The correspondent OF the Times at Constants.
nople, telegraphing on Sunday, announces that
the Russians have entered Adrianope.
NICE DISTINCTION
The Standards Cons.antinople correspondent
agreed to In consequence Of the demand of Russia
but asserts that the Turks decided not TO defend thu
place, because it was considered untenable.
SUSPENSION OF COMMUNICATION.
The same correspondent, tcegraphlng on Sun,
day evening" says:--"It has been impossible to
communicate by telegraph with Adrianople for
three hours, and it Is probable the Russians had
entered itn
sULEIMAN STILL MISSING.
An Official Turkish telegram dated Constantine
pie yesterday morning, enarges upon the means Of
defence still possessed by the Turks, and says
Suleiman Pachas army Is concentrated ut Drama,
south Of the Adrianople Railway. later despatch,
however, says nothing has transpired concerning
Suleiman Pacha's whereabouts.
FLEEING FROM THE WRATH TO CONE.
The exodus OF refugees from Roumela Is assum-
ing colossal proportions. Before leaving Adriano-
pie the Turks burned their provisions and blew up
the ammunition. The British Consul at Adrianople
telegraphed on Sunday morning that deputation
OF innabi tants had gone to meet the Russians No
news or the Russian entry has yet been received in
Constantinople.
GOOD WORK FOR THE GHAzI.
Moukhtar Pacha has been appointed to command
the army to be formed along the line Of defence be.
fore Constantlnople
NO TRUCE IN BULGARIA.
The Agence Russo, OF st. Petersburg. and the
Journal de 81. Ietersoourg state that nothing -
known at st. Petersburg of the appearance Of
Russian parieznentdtre, at Sourna- Toudiar, an.
nouncng the suspension OF hosttIes In Bulgaria.
as reported In despatch from Mr.. Layard dated
January IL, and published In the British Blue Book
GREEKS THE RESCUE.
telegram from Athens reports that the insur-
rection In Thessaly Is spreading. The insurgents
who tight under the Greek nag, and who have been
joined by many Thessalians residing in Greece have
been enthusiastically received In several districts
An insurrectlon has also broken out In several
| parts oil Macedonia.
GREECE SEES HER OPPORTUNITY.
| An Athens correspondent says the troops at
Chalcis have been ordered to march to the frontier
| Immediately.
RUSSIAN WAR EXPENSES.
| A 81. Petersburg correspondent says the Official
statement OF the Minister OF Finance estimates the
extraordinary expenses occasioned by the war al
Az, 0oO,Ooo roubles These expenses we're not In.
cluded In the budget as telegraphed from ST. re.
tersburg saturday, which showed balance be.
tween receipts and expenditures.
sERvIAN 'BIUsTRR.
Belgrade despatch says the Servian govern
ment Is summoning every available man 70 the
army for the purpose of occupying Prschtna aud
NovrBazar The Servan forces are now couyerg-
| ing ON Novi- Bazaar