The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-02


LONDON, Sept G.--No other reports nave
.s,n eceived from Alexinatz than the Servian
sM,,J bulletin. sent yestcrd y, which Is re-
ssrded as very untru-twor BY. a correspondence
nritlne from belgrade says:
g., ma, esk why instead of tilking about rrohaoil.
4 te isc =, and 40 not report wha, rs
scn gseg r ~ my fV MI net let me- 60 TO RcGiHsz
su Nv INV other correspond ut to 60 on whose par
iaAy cshLol rth'
the foregoing probably applies equally to the
-,,ltsb AIDE. with the further disadvantag that
,nnunlc,tion with the ruttish position by
49,, NJ Nisch is more di1lcult tuan communica-
lion with Alexinatz. The English, French. aud
German newspapers are comvelled to content
,hsr selves with such accounts Of the nghting as
,ter through the official oure aus at Belgrade aud
con.tantinople. The Partisan Journals publish
Asiy, A. special dispatches from the seat Of war,
the widest and most improbable stories ~ bat
Ties and massacres, accounting for dead Turks
Or Seryians, according to their predictions, by
thousands and tens Of thous nds.
Special dispatches from Belgrade to the Eng
bsh ne wspapers do little more than repeat the
oncisl statements, with variation suggested by
tbe correspondent personal opinions. The fact
r. nothing certainly II known about the pos,
tion at Alexinatz, or Of the nature or results OF
the fights there. 1t Is well established, now
ever, that the Servian army Is being rapiuiy re-
enforced and reorganized by Russians, who are
crossing Roumania and Hungary in large num-
bers, and that since this influx the Servians
have fought better and seem more likely 10 hold
their ground against the Turks. The extent Of
the advantages gained is only to be JUDGED by
the reHex influence upon the political situation
nj belgrade.
A week ago to-day Prince Milan invited the
mediation Of the powers In the most formal
manner IN behalf Of Seryii and Montenegro
ioit tlV This step was taken IN opposition to
Gen. lchernayef's wishes and in the face of his
protests and arguments. Ii has been d. lily be
coming more and more spparent tnat tne
control Uf the servian Government. and, not
outstanding the powers have informed Prince
Milan Of their acceptance Of the task Of rring-
lng bout pc ce neguti tiOns, there Is evidence
that Servia will OILS ruct or evade them II posi-
ble unie-s some new military disaster prod nces
smother Revision Of feeling. TcheTnayen's
memoir ndum against peace, which. AS above
rentioned. preceied the request for int, rven-
hon was yesterday officiail, published by the
teryian press bureau. 1t throws no additional
Igit on the situation, and It's most striking fea-
lures ere the official ~ esentatlon OF the Argu-
neni that Servia has nothing to lose ny the war
rnce the European powers will never allow the
Porte to deprive her Of ner present political ad-
illustrative rights. and the expression OF the
belief that Russia will soon he forced TO enter
tie contest II 1t Is Or, lonsed. these represen
ations are understood to be carry ing the d ay
seainst those Ministers who counsel modera.
non, ana to be overcoming the pacific tehden-
hes OF the Prince himself
continue the war Is quibhe raised IN regard %
Prince Nilan's authority to speak for Montene-
Vo A Belgrade correspondent Il the London
pudp Nttre, newspaper which strongly fayors
the Servian cause, telegraphs the following Az
psrently inspired paragraph:
A sS not tor wh % S sns s
pdspendenty in Jthins tending to make peace wih
pauc agents here II Prince Nicholas had orised
~ The me n s he
had not ne authority to SPEAK for Montenegro In nego,
,IsI ths remark 10 4 note PREVIOUSLY me9tohed, al,
% to nece enr 70 IN 1e s s-'
psrey ht private opinion It's reported mat Prince
Tina
The above is not only In direct coufict with
the account OF the prOceedlngs at the confer
ence at Belgrade, al which Prince Milan com
mLnlcated his resolution In favor of peace,
Transmitted Yesterday by The Vienna CORE
porance, or CONTRADICTION Of the ST temrnt
that Prince Nichol directly asked for informa-
ton. The Iuntss VIZ Dni correspondent Is usu
ally char cterzeo IS possessed Of great accuracy
aud INT lllgence. SO that the inference Is not N
unfair one that this question. which the Ser
Wan war party now dcslie ~ raise, has been al
ready settled by the separate octOn OF the
Prince " Mon enesro ms is farther con
DAY Ncus. repehtlug. as report current there
statements about Pine. Nicholas application
Tor edigtion 10 Austria and Russia.
Inc pas sage OF Russian officers through Hun
gar IL ber oning Il source 81 ir it.tion, and sew
era parties have been arrested anu inprisoned
7 o-dal We have an account II party Of sixty.
eight, provided with passports, aud travelling
under tue protection Of the Geneva Cross. be
lng detained by order II tue hungarian Hou G
ministry. But Baron Holman, acting Tor Count
Andrassy during bis absence, mas decided that
they be allowed TO proceed, aud that similar
travellers from Russia be permitted to pass un-
muested. Meantime. tbe peace negotiations
which have been commit to the Anbas :
culs at Cons antinople seem not 10 be max inl
Iatisfac tOiy progress.
Reuter- telegr IN states that at council oil
the turkish Cabinet on Wednesday 1t Was de.
termined TO postOohe any decision Regarding
the suspension ~ hOstilities until the Misues vi
the powers concerning terms Of peace were
more fully ascertaiDed. This indicates that tns
plwers themselves have not arrived at an agree
ment regarding the basis Of ne. citations, and
itnds 10 confirm tue statement that Russia q e.
tlres to include Herzegoyinian and bosnian
Affairs 10 tue settlement upon the basis OF the
berlin memoranoum. Ii this demand meeis
Considerable support from the Other powers the
REGULATIONS Will oe rendered extremely Gin
Cult 10 consequence Of EDslahd's former reJ.c.
uIn tue Beilin Proposals. Inc feeling thai ths
Present stuatlOn 10 Generously Uncertain DO
gus to be rejected uy the prices Of interual ion
tisIocks upJu the Lonuon and Continental tx
Changes.
lle Tine. to-day, in a leading article, says.
The argument Of 1chernaier's Memorandum, I,
tMel auenton must be specially directed, Is ina
llroIe Sll not ai.oS thcn 10 lose any 1iing. il 4
slNt liue tue internal admin uauon VI sefNia VA
ponuchl reasons, fe ulant lncd Ia any event bu
Luope ~Ouid certainly not interfere 10 s.ve sen Va
psecas he WI airr sir rras 1--we en- M ea
a. 81 me ast Icsur. Euru,o NOuIa sauCtion, huwe,e
ttLciaullf the estau lshment u Turkish garrison
s'.n se Ni.n ltrroiy 80 natlon eau be ailone t
~ ""I AM IuA 40 TEX I lohs " AguIsng ~ IA
l-s lat. W. tt.eNe ICheThsy n u4lsunders aud. IN
tlHtt u LIE uNu hast TIE I, That v
" htf suslaLttt4ng power, Ia trying peTsu A
We stiVlaDs That tbs itiLcipe inal ltsceI,d
aplAcau 90 lAtlu, aLd We hope they may be rpare
the grrNuu- lrssou OF l.uus Of wee IN ,,,uul
,uu Ell 'uir tc Inc uc onefcd tAe Sriyiaus III II,
u, men a. Ell peril Out "a must own that AZ III
Il "u't4t 'A - aI O. &C. moot trTtail NArtuer
trns N.u ut tehcen,i i.E.L4ateg ~ be restutru L
ttH colnbttah,.
keuttr despatch from ST. Petersburg say
III, st.ted 10 otiCia qu RES tuat Il .ssIa h.,
hhlte4 with the Utntr 20 Nols "a thelr,n9 l. f.,
i 80 hcdllou, aud tnht the X 4ralnh rclr. .ruf
II i've 90 tohs antiuuple has declared that -nOll,
Il du ainistlcc be COHCiuued, llOutrnegrI woyIt
II @D4rir hereto. 40 Conutlit IL OF peace h,X
II y'i been iuIiL ulated. Russia, without ashiIll,
~ T.. umlurhL part ia tAs -.eps taktu to slo
tI''N-he ], iuif pr iCl. ated N the uIplOu.u
S'.'h al BELGRADE wticu lnduca q Prince sltl 4
80 qNts. toe mediation Of tue lowers. Rus.l
4 .di ''hstthtiy IA view the usC,ssit, II ID am
i thk suafautres ton securing ueace!i interco lrs
II DtlMtru the LLflstlan .nu MOLaui,ueuau Ionu
Ia 10 % lurket. ItussIan policy Teu. an = IL
i eau'e 40 ~ tue Berlin conference, a 81 thure
\ II reason o. SUPPOSE other We've prevail at VI
Il emma VI LefIin.
| Mr BOurhe, Under Secretary for Foreis
I HHtf-, hos written q letter 10 member u Pa
h.ueut respecting the BulgaTI. IA Atrocities, 1
WINCH The following 10 Tue concluding par grapu
,fouuay be- quite sure the Prime MINI ter ana Loi
n ~ ih4 81 a. Indignant al these tVentb any
"" nrh M the cOun, n, and III an 10 act 81 acCOrdaul
NNtt lcelin-s. Bui Ae TrtDulnk A. tue bulRaTla
isi are not rulers OF TurAry AMI cannoi a.
lri Al iNfNt o. tue internal provinces the EIpii