The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-18
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VIENNA, October 1e.- ghe 1aaAlals os
this city, announces positively that the
issue oil national Russian loan os 3t0, 900.
COO roubIes has beer resolved upon at LII
vadia. 81.
Thc Casters War.
,sSl3 S THE POWER OF GRRlsAar.
BERLIN, October lie. THE National Ga
zette, OF this city, discussing the reference
to Germany In the London Times leader
this morning, says tho power OF Germany
neither gives her che right nor imposes ON
her the duty Of placing her own peace In
jeopardy for the advantage Of others.
The North German Gazette says the Times
In It's article ignores the existence OF the al
lance OF the three imperial Powers.
THE MoNTEHEaRrNs REPuLsED.
RAGUsA, October 16. -Dervish Pasha hsy-
ing received endorsements, succeeded Ia
repelling the attack on Podgcritza, which
was commenced by FIVE battalions Of Mon
tenegrins on the 18th instant.
LITTLE HOPE OF AvgRTING WAR.
LONDON, October 17.--The Standards
dispatch from Constantinople says !: !" There
is great uneasiness here, and little hope OF
averting war. Popular feeling against Rus
STA is very bitter. Some Warlike demonstra-i
ton is expected on the occasion OF the
Bairam, which is the great annual Turkish
festival. and begins this week. The Turks
now talk calmly OF their determination to
fight Russia single-handed. They claim that
they viii have all the money necessary to
carry on the campaign q. /.
A Vienna correspondent Of the Standard
telegraphs that Austria has informed Servia
and Montenegro OF her acceptance Of Tur-5
keys proposal for the long armistiec.
LONDON, October 17.-The Vienna CORES
pondent OF the Daily :Ne,rs telegraphs that
it is believed the Gar fayors peace, but tits
known that the Empress and Czarowitch
are strongly attached to the national party,
and are exerting their efforts to advance its
objects. @ - t.@,}S:aff -. i,.ssr 4
The Iimes'S Belgrade dispatch states that
1900 Cossacks arrived at Kendova last week,
bringing TOO horses. They morched to Bel
grade. One thousand more were expected
yesterday. ii .,;Ete.,
A Berlin dispatch to the Times says Colo
mel Detoshkof's mission in behalf Of Russia
will address itself particularly to the military
party in the Austrian court, who advise
making common cause with Russia and in
Producing the policy Of conquest.
The correspondent of the Times, ut Bel
grade, discussing the situation, says:
EVERY diplomatic agent here believes we
are on the eve OF great Eastern war;
The only difference Of opinion among them
is as to whether it will commence in the
spring or almost Immediately. All out
ward indications seem to favor the latter
idea, which would give Russia and Servia
great advantages. =
"Strange rumors are cur emit concerning
the intended action Of Austria. On Sunday
seni-oficial intelligence reached Belgrade
that the Emperor OF Austria had informed
the Gear that Austria would remain neutral,
and make no objection to certain limited oc-
cupation OF one Of the Christian provinces OF
Turkey. The st. Petersburgh J0urn3l semi
Officially says there are indications that people
of Constantinople regard war as unavoidable
and welcome Russia's decision to finish the
matter without delay. "A meeting! OF Rus:
sian statesmen at Lividia Indicates o crisis
In our politics. This meeting represents
official Russia assembled in view OF the
Bosphororls and the seat OF war" d
A St. Petersburgh letter to the Times
dated October 18th says: "Doubtless the
general impression here is that Russia lis or
the eve OF the lons-Wished-for strugglowitf
Turkey" i2+&az'3 y
A Reuter- telegram from Eucharist on
nounces that q convention has been con
cluded between the Roumanian and Rus
sian railroad companies by which tn
former undertake to hold i'll readiness q
the disposal OF Russia sufficient trains t
transport 1000 troops daily. '5s'a' =.
The Pdll-MdU Gazette especial from Der
lin says: "The Great Powers have nov
reverted to Lord Derby's earlier propose
to concludean arinistice for six weeks, with
out condition, in order to devise durin;
that period basis for treaty OF peace
There is no truth in the reports Of German
notifications" ..r .s5.,ss. Z
A dispatch from Vienna to the Reute
Telegram Company says cit Is believe
| here that an alliance between Russia AM
Austria is on the point of being concluded
according to which Russia, in the event o
Turkeys refusing short armistice, woul'
enter upon military intervention while Aus
| tria would remain neutral. Russia Woult
not permanently occupy the Turkish pro
vinces, but should events lead to the over
throw OF the Ottoman Empire Russia woul,
yield to Austria such extension OF territor,
as she might claim on the ground OF com
mercial or general interest"
The Times, in q leading article, points on
that peace or war depends upon promp
reply by the Porte to Russia's demand for
six-weeks' armistice. The Times repeat
it's arguments in favor of the Powers urg
ing Turkey to accept Russia's demand.
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