, 1876-09-28
Skirmislling Occurs Between the
0utposts Of the Opposing
Armies.
The Prospects Of a General
War Highly Encour- :
aging.
Servia's Armies Under Full Con-
troll OF Russian Officers.
Austria and Russia Do Not Subscribe
to the English Peace
Programme.
TURKEY.


AUSTRIA WILL HAVE NO EtEG MILAN.
VIENNA, Sept. 27.-Tha Political Corresrond-
ence concludes 6c1ni-otIlcia article on the proc
la1nat!on Of Prince Milan rs King rs follows:
"Thc Austro-1Iungarian Government cannot
allow any doubt to be entertained on one point,
TINT It would in no case be INCLINED to
recognize the title OF King, II II we're conferred
on Prince Milan, and TINT alt practical conse-
qucnces sought to bc drawn from such an act
would encounter It's determined protcsts'"
ssnvIA TAKES THE RESPONSIBILITY.
LONDON, Sept. .7.-A special from zimory to
the Etxning Standard says the SeiVtnn Govern"
ment Inns yielded to the pressure put upon 1t by
Gen. Tchcrnayetf. Minister Ristics refuses TO
accept pEolongatton Of tic artnisticc for eight
days, and in point Of fact hostl}it!es have now
recommended. -
Tho proclamation Of Prince Milan as King Is |
expected ycry shortly.
BELGRADE, Sept. 27.-Al. Ristfcs, scrviau For
elgn Minister, Inst night ecnt note to the
English mud italian Consuls rccapitulating the
complaints made against the Turks for breaches
Of tile ar1nlstice, and pointing out that the col
llsions would continue to rccur II hosttiittcs
were merely suspended for cigllt days rs pro-
posed l,y tho Porte. Tho note Of b1. Nst[cs
concludes as follows: II take the liberty Of re-
uucsting you to make known tlat the Princes
Government regret that 1t is unable to order tho
pro}onEatton Of the state Ut things, Which
experience has shown to be impsactieahlc. Tho
Government at t1,o same time expresses MI
earnest wish for the conclusion uf formal
armlsttco under such conditions and Of such
duration as would lend to the attainment OF tho
ont In Wow, namely: peace.
Will. FIGIiT lT OUT.
At Council Ut the Minister'S held yesterday,
over which Prince Milan presided, 1t was unnnf-
mously decided to reject tho conditions Of
peace recently elaborated by tho Powers and
! tho Porte. The Council also resolved that
| scryIa should not submit except III tho event
! OF foreign occupation, and to fight routrance
until tho independence Of seryfa md Bosnia fs
| SECURED. .-.,..
| Tho eerytans yesterday burned two bridges
which lln,l been tllrowi, over tho Moraya by tho
| Turks There were also soma engagements
between the outposts Of tho Sctvan atd Turk"
tsh armies. .-
THE RUSSIANS RUNNING THINGS.
LONDON, Sept. 9-5 =. ma ;, TINE, dispatch
four that Prince Milan and Ills Ministers arc no
longer thefr own n.ussors OIL tho question Of
pence or war. II the var Is continued, and
everything points n t!,nt dirccston,-tt will 1e u
Nusslan war in Scrvla until 1t becomes something
Secause S tint would n1anle tho fa1lat'c element,
with which 1t would be unable to cope. For tbo
same reason the portu may be AFRAID to consent
to tic conditions Of peace submitted by tho
Powers, but tho crisis admits OF no hesitation.
THE ONLY CHANCE or PEACE
aud 1t is not more tllnn u cl'anse-les in llr.
kcy's prompt acceptance Of all tile conditions oi
liz Powers. That, also, is her own best policy,
The The servian via isid, Hundreds Of Russians
7s sr4ss srs"E dty 9 sfsan ref ous untor sSsf yo
@ meet twenty In tue Russian. The situation Ii
must alarming for tho peace OF Europe"
GREAT WAR THREATENED.
Of H. Rstics. sae says: Is my sohs!ction tai
the proposal Of ioy arm!stlcc will scarcely alort
chanso Of staXng OF larGer ~9r Sct,taa1 tna1
s eost aSf * ru4Rsy 9s i sety" os than anu proosSis @
Thc 1'iu % aiax NAV brave fatal to'Turkcy, anl tt
The general peace Ut Europe.
TuMERNAyEPP THE uMIIhE.
. Tho Vieuna correspondent Ut tbs Tina dc
clarcs that practically, by seryias equlyoci repl
10 The foreign agents In Belgrade, tic decision 11
i. the question Of tlle servlan 0ovcrnTont's rca
ete5ons Put to ,s fs s6at oen
, cral may or may not resume lostllttics Us Il
Another dispatch to tho Tinscs from Visnn
o statea that tho representatives u t'c hvo LOW M
Is eIs ~ Eohotn"'t1u0 ~. III 1nrLiah M;n,stcr II
s 1nansatloh IT, ,nort,.tt .MU n's H., EmrIs,, roni
i Foreign Affairs supporting tne Gufnsn n In III,
n tions Of peace Tilo prospect oi tleif pe!n
~ adopted ls better than 1t was thonght ~ IN
" tbs Purto Is only anxious to keep Kctnhlat'e
II oi freedom in tho reforms to hc granted, and
e be allowed !tsct TO work out tho detalls III th
reform. ..-...-, nc.
IL THE EMrENoR Wlht1AN'a OPINION.
il BERLIN, Sept. 20.-Thc Emperor William,
II addressing aoputat!on on tbs Eastern que
n, tIon at Stuttgart to-day ea!a; " a oasis ~
,e appears 70 nave 9GeI louhu loF tMn po.y ~ ~ ~
~ =. great Powers. which va May 1u!ty AoPe vi
uo RUSSIA Will. MAya NO KING M1tAN.
Ut Hr. PrTsnsnund. Sent, a7,-Tho Russian Co
fe srI NJ Na1urnn has hut,n i,,af rt,rfe tn fr?a
~ ~. "e T.. ~ .taso ",,nnort +Sa 1rnci
u taaG lsussia cam " ~ cnso SInpo't VAC F'o's'