New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01
WAR,

Gloouy RrosDects Of Poace-A1aiFs Cen.
plicaieA.
LONDON, September 30.-A Times Bel.
grade 0l0pAtCh says:
The situation continues gloomy, and affairs
become mure c0mplicased. The only chance
for peaee - tho Turkish acceptance Of the
powers' proportions.
Tho war party mock st peace allusions.
asserting thst Whatever Russia may profess
to the othsr powsss, .he is really for var
until the Turks are driven from CONSTANT
nople.
Both parties CLAIM victory on Thursday.
The ServiAns are constructiag winter
QuAf,efe.
Right Hon. Robert Lowe publiehes .
letter in the Times vehemently calling for
the assembling Of Parliament to d. eide
whether the present policy Of tho mioietry
The Times saitori.lly ssys the. Csar
doubtless 10 anxious to keep tho con est
within the present limits. He 10 believed
to have gwen pacific sssuI ances to Francis
Juseph, IN an su ozraph letter, which is
exciting the curiosity Of the continent, but
there 10 reason to fear that unless h0stiliries
cease immediately that the healing infu-
.nces OF d,plomscy will b. bsm d.
lowed to cay that Russia is resolutely and
irretrievablv determined to finish the East
ern question the Cz .r gives thanks to the
town council of Nisch0eff for their warlike
addrese, and NO attempt is made to prevent
the rush of soldiers to Servia. In fact the
Russian people arc Introducing the start
ling novelty Of appl,i ing the principle Of
limited liability tO war. Russia will ipcur
. Desvy responsibility II che does not en-
deavOr to stop tho present excitement.
4 Paris dispatch tO tho Times saye In.
formation ii 0m Vienna authorlzes the state
ment that the object of the C5ar's authO-
graphic letter to tho Emperor Francis
Joseph Wss 70 induce Austria to enter into
common action in the in crest Of peace.
A dispatch to the Reuter- Company, from
Paris, Gays tho substance Of the P0rte's 70.
,ly 10 the powers has already reached the
French government, and 10 said to be Of .
nature to accelerate . pacific s'lution Of
tho Eastern question. Tho Porte only
to be accomplished, and ~xprraees tho Wish
that the provinces tO be affected by them
shou d not be designSted by name. The
pOwere, ON the other b md, deeire to desig
nate Bosnis, BuDgsr1s and Herzegovina By
name
A Belgrade dispatch to tho Nescs says:
1t is said that Prince Milan will leave b,l-
grade for PArstichin esriy hext week. This
10 regarded - proOf VI the imProosoihty
cluded.
Il is said to Be highly probable that
Prince Milan will be crowned King - 4. On
~ he il r. mvved from the restfAiuts Of Bel
grade.
Three hundred and sixty Cossacks ar.
rived In B .lxrade IN Friday. Two hundred
more arc expected on Saturday and 600 on
Sun'Sy.
A dIspstch to the Times from Belgrade
sAys tho movemonts ON M.rOva river arc
com mparstively insigni6c~nt. Tns Ssrvisns
do not boast verv loudly OF Thursday's
osttle. Tho official Turkish telegrsms
claim . victory.
The newspaper correspondents nearest
the so-ne of operations seem to agree that
the TurkA had The advantage.
Tho Islewaph's aispstoh from Alexinats
says the Turks gained . great victory
rhuredAy.
Fro0 the RFont,
BHLoRAD., = ptswbss 80 1T - reported
that the resumption Of fighting On the
4oravs river yesterday Was incorrect.
General Komoro6 he's resiRna4 hiD pest