Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-03

wished accorded to the demi-chris-
,iAn poyinces. These provinces are
10 be like SeFvia aud Roumania--all
but independent, under christian
government, supported by christian
soldlers having no connection with
the porte, except financially.
I The porte has threatened TO hold
xpuMANIA REsPoSsIBLE
Tor permitting the passage through her
territory q Russian svoluntees The
Rpufnapian premier intends shortly
to proceed TO the Russian court
The porte has informed it's repre-
scntafIves abroad thst the Turks, be-
cause Of the inoesssnt attacks of the
viii resume the offensive.
A Paris correspondent of the Times
says, commenting upon the
CARS LETTER:
All one ought to see Of it is kind Of
MORAL PRESSURE
which Russia is trying to exert.
The universal wish and necessity for
peaee are so evident that Russia
rightly thinks that the powers, to
avoid the consequences Of occupation,
will impose conditions on. erri.ory
they would not have imps sd fort
night ago. --e--@
MARCHING ORDERS
A special from Berlin to the Times
says considerable portions of the
Russian army have received orders to
be ready for Immediate concentration
The cavalry and field artillery are now
on war footing, and the infantry are
ready to n.rch. The Times Berlin
correspondent gives substantially the
same account Of the Cars letter to
the Emperor OF Austria as that given
BY its Paris correspondent, ,'and pub
lished this morning.
Belgrade, Oet. Am official de-
spatch says that
TWENTY THOUSAND TURKS,
with forty cannon, attacked the Ser
visn srsny on Saturday near Gredc-
tin Fhey were completely repuised,
with he.yZ loss, and after twelve
hours fighting.
London, OF. 2,-The Times special
from iSeraiino states that 800 ''e---. ; 4
- AKHEp AusrR1AN scLAvos1xxSs.s,I:
entered Bosnil Saturday. They are
attacking Aosems and melting chris
tans to ln insurrection. The Turks
are masking against them from Ban.
aR4EcE ON FIRE.
Athens Greece, Oct. 2.-Meeting
attending by 5000 persons was held
here, at which the intolerable po-
sition Of the Greece provinces Of Tur-
key vas discussed. A proposal for
the augmentation Of the Greek army
and navy ~as enthusiastically greet
ed.
London, Dot. 2.-At meeting OF
the reform club in Manchester, last
night,
JOHN BRIGHT
made speech on the eastern ques-
ton. He said that he thought :
Ueetiug of parliament was desirable.
u would result in new policy, prob
ably, under Z new ministry. It
would stamp the future policy Of the
country with the solemn decision that
the blood and treasure of England
should never again be wasted ,n be-
half Of the Ottoman power. Turkey
shouh be left to she fate which prov
idesce had decreed for corruption
and tyranny.
The Vienna correspondent of the
Times ssys the answer drawn up by
the Count Aodrassy to the
RUSSIAN LITTER
was submitted to the emperor Of Aus
;ria SandAy for sane.aea. Andrasss
had already communicated his view,
- the question to Francis Joseph
vbo had approved of them, The
letter, therefore, will undoubtedly re-
ceive impcrisi sanction, and will be
ready tor the Prussian envoy TO take
with him when he leaves on the 5,h
inst. The Russian letter is prelim,
mary introductioa to positive propo-
sails. These proposals cslnina,e il
the declaration that the application
aud enforcement Of the reforms pro
posed, BY the powers cannot be en-
trusted 10 Turkey; therefore, III.
powers aresinvitsd to come to an un
derstanding about guarantees to b.
demanded to secure the application
ut reiorms promised. US
isssSr TREATY WITH RUSSIA.
London, Oct. "A Vienna dis
patch says Frei- Presse hears tha
Russi6 and she United States conclud
ed : trea.y last August by which th
formcs scdSs the port OF 0khotsk il
Siberia and adjacent territory on tn
seashore In exchange for iron clad
] and the sum Of sixteen million ronble
Iand that Russian crew has aIread