The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-01
THE CRISIS IN THE EAST.
URSDiT'S BITTLE sAfD TO DE IN
FigOR or THE TURKS.
The Princes Of servin and Montenegro RE-
Joining their mies-Enaiish Criticism Of
kussia's COurse-Peace Prospects.


kus-ia's Course Pence Prospects
LONDON, Sept. 30-A dispatch TO the
Times from Belgrade says the movements on the
Morayl river are comparatively insisniacant.
The Scrvl ms do not boast very loudly " Thurs
days battle Onicla Turkish kilograms claim "a
victory
A dispatch to the Daily Telegraph from Alex
inatz says the Turks gained a great victory on
Thursday which they could have followed up
with disastrous results to the Scrvians were 1t
not for the afmistlcc, which the Turkish COM
mander still treats as valid.
A Belgrade despatch to the Daily Neus says {:
II is id that Prince Milan Will leave Belgrade
for Paratchln early next week. This Ia regard
ed as proof Of tho improbability OF any peace
arrangements being concluded. 1t Ia said to be
highly probable that Prince Milan will be crown
ed King "a soon as he Is removed from the re-
straints Of Belgrade. lhtee hundred and sixty
Cossacks arrived In ljelvrlde ON Frid.y. Two
hundred more are expected ON Saturday, aud
A despatch from RaQusa says that tho Prince
OF Montenegro has left Cettjne to Join his
army.
A Belgrade despatch says that the reported
resumption OF hghiing on tine Nor VA river yes
terday Vas incorrect; Gen: komaron has re.
the "orava, and returned to Russia. HIS sue
cessor Is not yet known. Gen. Hanko Olimpics
has been resppointed commander Of the Army
OF 1.-THE Drino. Leschjain will hold subordi-
nate command ia the same army.
The Right Hon. Robert Lowe publishes a let
ter ia tue Times this morning ON the Eastern
question. He vehemcnuy insists upon the ne
cesslIy Of calling Parliament together TO deter
nlne whether the present policy OF the Ministry
Is to be pursued.
The Times, in lending article, says: a. The
tZnr 10 douptlcss anXtOusro keep the contest
within It's present limits, and he Is believed to
have given pacific assurances To Emperor Fran
els joseph In the autograph letter which Is ex-
citing the curiosity ofthe Continent hut there
u grave reason to Tear that n hostuiiies are not
stopped Immediately; the healing Influences OF
diplomacy VIII be baffied. prominent st.
netetsburgh newspaper Is allowed to say that
Russia Is resolutely and irrevocably determined
the Town Council of Ncoaie for I tSer 1 w%TIis sS
address, ana no attempt Is made to prevent the
people are introducing the startling novelty Of
applying the principle OF limited liability to
war Russia VIII incur a heavy responsibility II
element"
=. A Paris despatch to tho Times says n'orma-
tion from Vienna authorizes the statement that
the object Of the Czn's autogra ph letter to Ein-
Ieror Francis Joseph Ia to induce Austria to
enter into common action In the Interests Of
A Reuter- telegram from Paris says the Porte's
reply To the powers has alre idy reached the
French oNernnent. IL Is said to b. OF nature
to acce crate pacific solution Of the Eistern
question. The Porte only makes some reserva-
uOns relative to the reforms tl bc accomplished,
and expresses the wish that the provinces to Oe
affected oS them should not be designated by
name. The powers. on the other Land. desire
70 designate Bosnlh Bulg aria. and Herzegovina
by nimc.
despatch from Vienna says that everything
Is ready To enable Austiia to occupy Bosnia
early In tohcr.
despatch from Belgrade says: There was a
serious dispute Yesterday between Prince Nil IA
aud NJ. Rstcs, the Seryian Minister for Foreign
Affairs. ". Mstics Insisted upon the con-
clusion uf an armistice, but Prince Milan
would not listen 10 the proposition. Ultimately
the war party prevaled ana ". Ris,ics rendered
his r,esisna,iop; which Prlpee MILAN declined TO
receive NJ. hlSlcs was with dltflcuty per
suaded to remain IN office.