The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY.
No Prince Milan as King For
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ST. PETERsBuRo, September 27.-The
Russian Consul ut Belgrade has been in.
structed to declare that Russia can in no
case support the proclamation Of Prince
Milan as King. Il
LONDON, September 27.-A deputation
headed by the Lord Mayor presented
Earl Derby, to-day, with the resolutions
passed at the meeting on the Eastern
question. Earl Derby said: "You may
be quite sure that the government cannot
under-rate the strength Of popular feeling
which has undoubtedly shown itself
30 strongly in the last few weeks in re.
gard to the Bulgarian atrocities. I shall
in q few days be able to publish dispatch
es which have been sent 10 the British
Ambassador ut ConStantinople. He has
been directed to interview the Sultan
and lay the facts fully before him, to de.
nounce by name the persons indicated by
Mr.. Barring as the principals and authors,
and call for their punishment" In re-
gard to the question Of conyoking Parlia-
ment, Lord Derby pointed out that this
course, was only adopted under the
most urgent circumstances. u. q.
AUSTRIA WANTS NO KING MILAN.
VIENNA, September 27.-The political
correspondence concludes since the off:
cial article on the proclamation OF
Prince Milan as King, as follows: The
Austria. Hungarian Government cannot
allow any doubt to be entertained on one
point, namely: That it would in no case
Be inclined to recognize the title Of King
lift were conferred on Prince Milan, and
that all practical consequences sought to
be drawn from such an act would entoun-
ter It's determined protexts.
CONTINUATION OF AR.i1srcE REJECTED
LONDON, September GA special
from Zimony to the Standard says; The
Seryian Government has yielded to the
pressure put on It by General Tchernayetf.
Minister Ristics refuses to accept pro.
longation OF armistice for eight days, and
ina point Of fact the hoStilities are now
recommended. @ E .,u..
u A NOTE FROM NJ. REsTICs.
( BELGRADE, September 27.-M. Restics,
the Seryian Foreign Minister, last night
sent note to the English and Italian
Consuls recapitulating the complaints
against the Turks for breaches Of the
armistice, and pointing out that collis-
ions would continue to occur II the hos
tilities were merely suspended for eight
daysa as proposed by the Porte.
The note of NJ. Restics concludes: l
take the liberty Of requesting you TO
make known that the Princes govern
ment regrets that it is unable to order a
prolongation OF the state Of things which
experience has shown to be impractical
bic. The government at the same time
expresses an earnest wish for the conclu-
sion Of q formal armistice under such con-
ditions and Of such duration as would
lead to the attainment OF the end in view,
namely, peace.
At the council OF ministers held yester-
day, over which Prince Milan presided, 1t
was unanimously decided to reject the
conditions Of peace recently put forth by
the Powers and the Porte.
The council also resolved that Servia
should not submit, except in the event o.
foreign occupation, and to fight on until
the independence Of seryia and Bosnia Ia
secured.
The seryians yesterday burned two
bridges which had been put across the
Maraya by the Turks. There were also
some engagements between the outposts
OF the Seryian and Turkish armies.