The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-02

PARIS, September 30. Information
from Vienna authorizes the statement
that the object Of the Cars autograph
letter TO the Emperor Francis Joseph is
to induce Austria TO enter into common
action in the interest OF peace.
THE PoRTE's REPLY.
The substance OF the Portea reply TO
the Powers has already reached the French
government. II is said TO be OF n nature
to accelerate pacific solution Of the
Eastern question. The Porte only makes
some reservations relative 10 reforms TO
be accomplished, and expresses the wish
that the provinces TO be affected by them
should not be designated by name. The
Powers, on the other hand, desire to
designate Bosnia, Bulgaria and Herzego.
vina by name.
MILAN GOING TO SEAT OF wAR-ARRIvAL
OF cossACKs,
BELGRADE, Sept. 30.-lt is said Prince
Milan will leave for Paratchin carly next
week. This is regarded as n proof Of the
improbability Of any peace arrangements
being concluded.
It is said to be highly probable that
Prince Milan will be crowned King as
soon as he is removed from the restraint
Of Belgrade.
Three hundred and sixty Cossacks ar
rived in Belgrade Friday. Two hundred
more are expected Saturday, and six hun
dred on Sunday.
The reported resumption Of fighting OH
the Moraya river yesterday is incorrect.
General KOmaroff has resigned his post
as Chief Of staff OF the Army OF the Mora.
va, and returned 10 Russia. His success.
sor is not yet known.
Rauko Olympias has been reappointed
Commander Of the army OF Drina.
Leschianin will hold subordinate com.
mand.
MINISTER RIsTICs AND PRINCE MILAN.
There was serious dispute yesterday
between Prince Milan and Ristic, Ser
Wan Minister for Foreign Affairs. Ris-
tics insisted on the conclusion OF an ar
mistice, but the Prince would not listen
to the proposition. Ultimately the war
party prevailed, and Ristics rendered his
resignation, which the Prince declined,
and with difficulty Ristics was prevailed
on to remain in Office.
England and Italy arc greatly irritated
at Servia for rejecting the armistice. The
British representative, speaking in be-
half OF the Earl OF Derby, said that Ser
via must no longer rely on England for
sympathies which she no longer deserves.
rK1SCE OF MONTENEGRO.
RAGusA, September 3O.-The Prince OF
Montenegro has left Cettinje to join his
army.
THE sERviAN ARSrY-wHAT IT At.
TENTED.
LONDON, October 2.-The Standards
Belgrade dispatch reports that the Ser
Wan forces between Alexinatz and Deli.
grad are estimated at 10000 men, with
40 guns. The only aim and result Of
the Servians accepting the armistice was
to secure time for Gen. Tchernayeff to as.
semble an army in that quarter and sur
prise the Turks, it being his intention TO
cut of FASH Pashas army from Nisch,
drive it into the mountains in the Kruscb-
natz district, and then destroy il. As
has already been reported, the effort Of
Thursday was unsuccessful. The Ser
vian loss that day was at least 1000.
AN ATTACK AND REFUSE.
A special 10 the Standard from Deligrad
states that the SerYians have furiously
attacked the Turks, aad have been again
repulsed, with IA loss l 500 men. Another
battle is imminent.
A dispatch from Belgrade says that
Gen. Sumarakof, the Russian Envoy, is
not coming to Belgrade, "a was expected.
RUSSIA THE REAL FACTOR IN THE WAR;
The Russian inundation is steadily
crowding out the Servian element. Prep
arations are making in Belgrade and on
the border OF Russia inconsistent with
the pacific declarations OF the Cabinet at
St. Petersburg There are good grounds
for supposing that Russia will soon open
ly take the responsibility Of the war,
which she has been waging under the
limsy cover OF the Servian flag.
CoNsTANTIorLE, October l.-Contrary
10 expectation no meeting oi extraordi-
council was held to-day 10 decide upon
n reply TO the peace proposed by the
European powers.
RussIA's NOTE TO AUSTRIA.
LONDON, October 1.-The Paris cores
pondent Of the Times says the proposals
contained in the Cars letter TO Francis
Joseph will probably be sent TO all the
powers. The object in sending an auto
graph letter TO Francis Joseph is to in.
duce Austria 10 take joint action with
Rnssia. 1t is reported that this letter,
after describing in detail the great dan
gers Of the situation, and Condcmning
tho original peace propositions, proposes
the immediate occupation OF Bulgaria by
her army and the occupation OF Bosnia
and Herzegovina by the Austrian army,
the watching Of the BosphoruS by the ma
vies Of both powers; Servia to retain her
present independence. This proposal is
to make sure that Russian Interpretation
OF the term OF self.government be adj
hered 10 in the reforms to be intro
duced by the Porte. Russia thinks
this will stop bloodshcl and impose
OH Iuo lubuTBent pTONIHSee sAo AZ
ccptancc OF the conditions stipulated in
their favor. Turkey may put animme'
diate end to the war by granting long ar
mlstiec. II Ia now admitted by the Pow.
ers that conference can alone decide the
question between Turkey and her vas
sails. Russia makes two conditions in
acccding to idea Of conference, lst, tho
conference is 10 be held in a neutral city,
I'd, it:is to be composed Of Ministers Of
Foreign Affairs.
No Powers will object 10 theconditions
now, lttho Porte will only grant an ar.
mistice, the Powers are ready to under.
take a peaceful settlement.
A Vienna special 10 the Nery suyS that
the reply Of Francis Joseph to the Cars
nOtO will not DO made until the Portc's
anSwer to the peace proposals ia received.
1t seems now that Count AndrNSSy
will oppose joining Russia in the pro-
posed occupation Of tho Turkish prov
inces.
ENGLAND.