The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-02
The Eastern War.
ENGLAND's POLICY ARKAIdNED.

ENGLANDS POLICY AKkAltNED.
LONDON, Sept. 80.
The right Hon. Robert Lowe publishes
letter this moIniug GU the eastern ques
ton. He vehementlv insists upon the ne
cessty of calling parliament together to de-
termine whether the present policy of the
ministry is TO lie pursued. The Times, in
a leading article, says: The car is doubt
less anxious to keep the contest within its
present limits, and he i, believed to have
given pacific assurance to Emperor Francis
Joseph, in an autograph letter, which il
exciting the curiosity of the continent.
But there is grave reason 10 fear, if hos
tilities are not suspended, the healing in
fluences of diplomacy will BIO boffled. A
prominent St. Petersburgh newspaper is
allowed to say that, Russia is resolutely and
irrevocably determined to finish the east
err question. The car thanks the town
council of Ncholiaff for their warlke ad
dress, and no attempt is made to check the
rush of soldiers to Servia. In fact the
Russian people are introducing the start
ling novelty of applying the principle of
limited liability to war. Russia will incur
heavy responsibility if che doep not en-
deavor 10 stop the present excitement.
TIE ozAR's LETTER.
A Paris dispatch to the Times says in
formation from Vienna authorizes the
sta emcnt that the object of the cars au
tograph letter to Emperor Francis Joseph
is to induce Austria to enter into com
mon action in the interests of peace. A
Paris dispatch says the porte's reply to the
powers has already reached the French
government. 1t is said to be Of nature
to accelerate pacific solution of the east
ern question. The porte only makes some
reservations relative to reforms to be &C.
| complshed, and expresses the wish thai
the provinces to be affected by them should
not be designated by name. The powers
| on the other hand desire to designate Dos
MIA, Bulgaria and Herr govina by name,
SHOW OF DIPLOMATIC TEMPER.
LONDON, Oct. /.
A dispatch from Belgrade to Reuter-
telegraph company, dated Both ullimo
say s there was serious debate yesterday
between Prince Milan and NJ. Rislics
minister for foreign affairs. M. RiStic
insisted upon conclusion of armisti C, bu
Prince Milan would not listen to the prop
osltion, until ultimately tle war p ,rty pre-.
vailed and M. Ristics delivered his resgns
ton which Prince Milan declined to receive
Risiics was with difficulty persu ided to re
main in Office. England and Italy ar
greatly irIitated at Servia for rejecting tn
armistice. The British repre- ,entative
speaking on behalf of The Earl OF Derby
said Serva must no longer rely upon thu
sympathy of England which she no longe
merits.
sRRvIAN FORCES.
The Standards Belgradcl dispatch re
ports that the Servian forces between Alex
natx and Dellgraie are estimated at 100, 90
men, with 140 gus. The ony result o
the Servisns accepting the armistice was t
secure time for General Tcheruajef TO as
semble the army in that quarter and SUI
prise the Turks, it being his intention t
cut off FASH Pasha's army from Niscf
4 i've it into the mountains 10 KeruschG
vatz district, and then destroy it. A
has already been reported. the effort @
Thursday was unsuccessful. The Servia
loss that day was at least 1000.