The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-19
7ELEGRAPHIC. NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
THE RUSSIAN TERMS
Adrianople Must Be Evacuated by
the Turks.
SKOBELEFF ENTERS PHILIPPOP0LIS
Suleiman Fires the City Be-
fore Retiring.
HIS ARMY DEMORALIZED
The Turks Preparing to De.
fend Constantinople.
EFFECT OF THE QUEENS SPEECH.
(BY CABLE TO THE HERALD. ]

correspondent at Pera states that the Turkish
delegates met the Grand Duke Nicholas ut Tirnova-
SemenM and preliminary notes were exchanged.
ADRIANopLE MUST DE EVACUATED.
The Grand Duke then announced that he had
decided to treat only at Adr,anople, which should
be Immediately evacuated. The delegates having
assented orders were telegraphed to Djemil Pacha
to evacuate Adrianople.
FOREIGN CONsULs MUST REMAIN.
Upon this decision being communicated to the
foreign Consuls at Adrianople they telegraphed to
their Ambassadors for instructions and were
ordered 10 remain and protect their countrymen.
THB TURKS LEAVING ADRIANoPLE.
Djem Pacha then prepared to retire upon the
fortified lines before Adranople, where reinforce
ments are now concentrating. The Russians will
probably arrive atAdrlanople in two days. Tinorva-
semenl being thirtyfve kilometres distant there
from. Negotiations will then begin. 1t is generally
thought here that the wlsest policy is for Turkey
to make peace at once
ASGLAND ADVISES PORTE MAKE PEACE.
Pera correspondent says Queen Victoria tele-
with the action OF the British government and that
she had herself urged the Gear to make prompt and
honorable peace.
MUST STAY AT HIS Posr.
The British Consul ut Adrianople has asked per-
mission to leave Minister layard ordered him to
remain his post Mrs. Layard has given assistance
TO 40, 600 refugees within the last five days.
TURKISH PEACE DELEGATES.
The Turkish delegates havo arrived at Kara
bunar Is is reported that the Grand Duke Nicholas
is at Ysnisaghra
MEETING WITH THE GRAND DUKE
A Pera despatch has the followug:-It Is said that
the Grand Duke Nicholas, accompanied by hts staff
and General IgnalieG met the Turkish delegates on
Friday morning at station on the Jambo Railway
The Grand Duke had advanced to meet the delegates
because OF difficulty the road, and coureously in
vited them to return by carriage with him.
RUSSIAN TERMS.
A despatch from ST. Petersburg says person who
helped draw up the armistce conditions that
they are such not likely 10 be accepted by the
Turks. The same despatch states that tho Russian
Minister OF the Interior has instructed tho press be
moderate in It's remarks about Austria and England
A SERIOUS MISTAKE
Two squadrons OF Cossacks having arrived at Tr.
nova Seine ul 10 the Turk peace delegates
TO KazapIik, The Turkish commandant the former
place believed attack intended and blew up the
railway bridge.
sKoBELErF ENTERS PHILiProPoLIs.
Russian official despatch announces that General
sKobeleG entered Phillippopos the 10th inst and
nguished the flames IN the Bulgarian dwellings
which had been fred by the retreating Turks.
BURNING PsILLPPopoLrs.
Russian ofncia DESPATCH dated Kazanlik, January
16 says a accommodating party Of Dragons has
brought Information that SucIman Pacha 10 at
Phllippopols, and has gwen orders to burn every.
thing Tatar- Bazardjik and Phhppopolis are re-.
ported to have been burned.
srLEIMAS's DESPERATE PLIGHT.
No news has been received from sulelman Pacha
vet Harmauli, where the Russian troops are said to
have arrived is an important point hts line of
treat TO Adranope II the Russians have gained that
point before him, there reason to doubt, he
no. only has General GourKo's pursuit beat back
but will be taken In the flank by the column march.
ing Eski-saehra, while tho iorco posted at Har-
maui stands directly in his front.
THE FORCE DISPOSAL
Suleiman Pacha's force includes tho division he
brought from Bulgaria, tho garrisons OF Sofia and
other towns up to Nish, and Chakir Pachas army
from KamarlL All. however. are by this time badly
broken weakened by their hasty retreat and fire.
quent encounters with their pursuers.
WHERE sULEMAN9
COnstantinople despatch says report which was
| current there to-day that the bulk OF Suieiman
| Pacha's army had passed through the cnemy's lines
and arrived Adriannoplc proves 10 be prema-
ture Nothing known OF the position OF Suleman's
army.
| The Cabinet Council yesterday deIbcrated upon
| measures for the defence OF Constantinopie.
SOP TO THE TURKISH PARLIAMENT.
| Al Thursdays sitting OF the Turkish Chamber q
message from the Grand vizier read asking the
Deputies to appoint i've OF their number TO share In
| the deliberations OF the committee Of Senators,
Uiemas ami officers which will direct military meas
ures In the event OF the failure Of armisce negota
lions
| psFINIrE ANSWER WANTED.
| A Constantinope correspondent telegraDhs under
date OF Thursday EVENING" am assured that the
Council Of Ministers to-day decided the Turk
ism Ambassadors at Vienna and London to request
explanation OF the protests against a separate peace
recently lodged by Austria and England, and 10 ask
how Tar Turkey may count upon tho support OF those
| countrieS"
AUSTRIA HAS SPOKEN
The correspondent OF the Times at Vienna declares
positively that Austria has made no communication
the Porte concerning the terms OF peace since her
answer to the Porte's note OF December IL, asking
mediation The present report seems 10 be iouaded
| upon the reservations which Austria then made.
| DIFFICULTY COMMUNICATION.
| Intelligence from the Danube says the flow Of Ice
continues, and communcat Is most difficult
BRITISH MARINES KEEPING ORDER.
The British gunboat Torch has embarked q number
OF refugees at Bourghas ana English marines pa
trolling the streets Of that place.
rHR TURKS EvAcuATE osxAS BAZAAR.
l. shumia despatch says the Turks have evacuated
Kazsn, south Of osman Bazaar The Russians hereby
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