, 1875-10-25

GulA%l1 kA@k 4lACN AIbuAl|A GtAk1tApIAt0o Az
ai3nipg his Office in consequence OF I'll loalth.
TME NAyAa,AA CABIsxr.
LpxpoS, Oct. 25.-The Times special te'e-
gram from Besliu announcoa that the Klng
Of bavaria has ordered lis letter expressing con.
adenco in his Cabiust to be placarded th1ough-
CIT the Kingdom.
TURKEY.
sERyfA NOT At TAn.
BELoEApx, Oct. g4.-Thc report recently cir
cula,el that tho Serviaa agent had withdrawn
from ConstanGnopio ia falue. The 0o5orn1nens
his no iutonsion OF Withdrawing him.
THE coup b'EFAT III sEnyA.
VIENNA, Oct. ia sort Of coup d'otat hAs
occurred Mt Belgrade. It nav DO remembered
that sume time ago there Vas All animated e1.
p!anatiou heswesn the Prince and nlssics- The
OCCASION for it wan resolution come to
doors. ordering tbs Mobilization Of the militia
III face nf the concentration Of Turkish
troops. Tho resolution ,was takon with
out tho previous knowledge OF conRcnt OF
tho 1fiuce. who re5entetl it aa Al uHurpatlon OF
his initiative Tue resentment seems to hASo
been 80 much tho greater. as thera was the nus
picon OF At loast cohnivsucs on che part OF tue
Ministry. Tha first impulse Of the Prince Was
10 get rid OF tho Ministry which be could no
mort trust. aud Which tr1ea 10 ssko tho diree-
ton Of affairs out OF Luis banda. Considering the
influence which iiistcs uns exercising over Tho
Assembly, this wRs not atep 70 be taken With
Ministry could not control tho Assembly. which
was Ut kraEnjosat wna accepted. mad the feso-
lution was taken to transfer the aeet ot the
SkoupsciIira from kfsEuteTatz 70 Belgrade.
aIIow this reconciliation to be lasting, and tho
lrinco took the instiht,vo in putting IN end
to 1t. Without taking counsel from any one.
he appeared IN parsou In tho skoupsch'ns,
gave an expose Of the lhtcrnsl aud external
9ituasion Of 6eryia, showing on the onp hand
how unpsepAred Sersia Was for = struggle with
Turkey, Of tho money whlch bud
inc boen turned to other purposes BY
foTmor Administrations, on the
other band that EeiyiA could not reckon on tho
support Of the Powers. and that. in fact, there
was danger Of some more energetic conduct
on sheir pntt to put al cpd to this constant .p-
certirude and alarm on the part of servia.
Tho appeal thus made produced grcst
m5osson on tho Asssnby his shsh & g,,s 10
ances Of It's loyalty. The sppel Vas, how
ever. ui1ect accusation Of the Ministry and Of
its policy, which left the latter no choice but to
resign. mud Slcolas Crlatics has been lntruaEed
/ with tho totmstion OF the nav Cabinet.
After tile bold way in which the Prince haa
| taken tho anslrs into hia Own hands = recon-
citation betwoon him aud the mar party seems
| scarceiy peesiblc, and there must be Lie and
death struggle between the two.
| 0cT 8.-from Belgrade the news oomeB thAt
| al, the Powora who signed the Treaty Of Parss
have taken collective step With TieW 70 recon-
mend to Gervta pacific policy. aud to Induce
her to Withdraw her traopa from tho frontier.
| The Turks having already declared their readi-
uaas to do 40. it il no doubt due 10 tho effect Of
| this collective stop that the skcupschinA hss
| given, With few dissenting votes, ita Adherence
| to the pacific policy Of tho Prince.
| 1 F1alrT BErwEES TURKS AND IssuaoESra-
Bk1aradA CoFrtsrondsaes !Ssas foTk NoTtL.
lily Swiss baudit-for there Is no other word
thas 80 nell designates the charaotsr Of most Of
ths foreign leaders and adteutuzera here-had
| not very high opinion Of his men, But %
bad An opportunity Of Judging for myself, beg
to di0or from him. and bear tho fullest teas1mo"
| agery and hatred at the Turk. For. after 40
| conpanyiug this "column4" as tue Swlas per-
aistea IN calling It, Of abont l50 men to villaes
| called hepntk on the Kruto Drdo plateau,
found that the object of ths e1pedit1on res to
| kossierawo. We loft Repnik at o'clock in
the morning. and by =, tn. bad tatea up
seriaa Of positions and small Ambuscsdes
your correspondents haVing bcen carefully porch.
ed up an rock COMMANDING full view Of the
road by the oonsaaerAts Lukn, Who elso furnished
me With pistol of woudroua antiquity. ''iz
oase'" said Luka, With q wink. lad hsd x K
on butt-end first az far away ~ possoe from
tho point Of explosion. Thbp, like Fra DiAvolo
ION youder rock reclining" waited and vAited
till dropped OF into gentle doze anidas th'
hraathleAs sllaooe. Suddenly ! was awalsnet
troop of mulee coming along, eaeorted BY fort,
tufsntry and ten Bashl- -bazuke. The Baahi
Bazuks wese loading tho column. about los
yArds In sdvanoe then came about aftee'
infantry, sud tbs rost dispersed BY t"oa 40
threes, dozen or so bringing up the raar. Th
| uaQloseers we're also aEmed, giving another tai
men-in Ill sixty against one hundred anI
twsnty. The Insurgents lot them pass until the
wose we'll betweon The two ext!eme enda Of thei
line. and then pouring IN yoliey upon them q
once put dozen or 80 hors Do ,comos
sud charged. For = moment tho Turks wor
oomplotey surprised, but soon recovered them
se,yes. and gstsing bshind ths mulos began por
ping away 1t tho enouay in very good ssyle. Til
1sashl-uazuks thou did vesy clever thina
J They ran oil - Iard ~ theis steeda could carr
than, sud succsedsd 10 turning . corner viz
) tie loss Of only one man. Tbs Infantry fougt
: admirably, and in spts Of the odd
aEsiost them kopt tho asht pratt
~ h.yas n bs .his H., s,@s 1a"s xssf sso
!! tAkon up my position. Consequently The iusu
gent bullets came upleasautly clone, ono Of thal
Knocking lot of dust into my eyes; Whon
bad regained my vie,on saw that tho inHu
: gen.s quito occupied the road And we're firing
{ tAe Tu1ks, who had gained the activities, wha
! | suddaoy the nine 1iAahi- BAzuks returned Ao
cLAzsed them most gsllautly. Takeu by sarpris
! in tboir turn. and thinking thai Fetnforceu's'
y had arrived the inauEge ents got out Of tie foa
under cover hut tha hwlss aeciug how mattel
wero, soon reformed bis men. and divldtn
them iuto thraa pAztias. sont one to attack u =
bas4i-Hszuks aud tue TWO othsrs right aud III
- for the Turks. ssgaiuing courage. txshy daseent
Cd into the road aga,n aud came to the aa
the RA!44ut Haahi-Bazuka- 4 regular me'e
!, tnso ensued. both sidss nEhtan
y With vssitable furg. but, ~ soon ~ tae w
. aauking paltiea arrived 1t waA csse o! 9oa1
- qua pe4l for The Turks, who tried to esasps III
il directions or lmplorsd pardon Not one =!
1 spared The eud OF the ssory WIZ totA!
/ eighteen men killed outright. mud thilty.ts
. lIilsd sitter receiving their tirat wound. Thu
4 1t is4at. il tha CONCLUSION cama to sfter t
speetlps the bodies Forty desd wsfs lstt % =
I snd srsnty. seYsn wounded. ThAis fain Y
sxso.y-sight mul.s ladsn viii flour, iaos =
!. sotlta. I'D Ktty-ssa tiasa pssouRtat Ii 1