The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-14
Important Cabinet Council.


Important Cabinet COuncil.
LONDON, September l3.-The Post
SAYS it has reason to believe that tho eX-
traordinary cabinet council, which WAS
held yesterday nj ConstsntinopIc, will
prove of great importance toward a
speedy pacific salution of the conflicts in
the Ottoman dominion.
Concerning this council, dispatch of
Reuters merely says that the conditions
of peace were discussed.
A special to the Times from Vienna
however, SAYS that the council was held
for the purpose of reconsidering the reso-
luton previously taken by the cabinet,
and which should have been presented
to the powers on Monday. The cor
respondent says that this reconsideration
at the last hour is dosbtedIy due to the
step taken by the powers at the initiative
OF England. Mr.. Elliott, the British
ambassador, was in a position to know
the resolution of the Porte TO
decline an armistice and come for
ward with conditions, which were
as basis for pacitiCation fit to be dis
cussed. He Of course informed his gov
ernment. Two days intervened, Thurs
day, the day of the investure of the Sui.
tan at the Mosque of Eyanb, and Friday
the Turkish Sabbath, when no ohica
business is transacted. These two day
were taken advantage of by the British
~ 10 ~ IN tuIf
other powers, one more effort to repre-.
sent to the Turks the gravity Of the.mo-
ment, and it possible TO induce them TO
reconsider the resolution they had taken.
On Saturday morning all the ambassa.
dors had received instructions TO
Join England
in addressing new and urgent represen-
tations to the Porte, which was done. II
was not one of those merely formal steps
taken rather to fulfill duty than
with any belief in its possible efficacy.
Although each ambassador made his
communication singly, the language
prescribed by their instructions was al
most identical, and represented most ear
nestly and impresslvay the danger 10
which the Porte exposed the empire il 1t
rejected the opportunity offered to put an
end 10 the war, and that no one could
save Turkey from the possible effects OF
such y fatal resolution. Language like
this, supported, rs it was, with all the
authority of the great guaranteeing pow.
ers, appears not to have been without
effect. The answer that was about to be
given the powers hss been delayed, and
a resolution has been
Taken Under Final confederation.
There are no indications what the result
of these deliberations may be, but Oil ac-
counts from Constantinople concur that
the impression produced has been deep
one. Meantime the Turks have again
commenced active operations in tle field.
The tone of official bulletins from Bel
grade don't indicate confidence in Gen.
TchernayetPs ability to hold his position
and the recall of Gen. Harvatirich from
the Turkish frontier, where, It had been
declared, he could defest the Turkish cam
psign. BY interruptipg the communl-
cation with Nesch, it is evidence that
Tchernsyeff is hard pressed.
The Times Belgrade correspondent
says that there is great depression there
already, and reports are current Of fresh
disasters to the Seryian army.
The Times Vienna correspondent
telegrsphs he has information from Me-
trovitz confirming the reported defeat OF
the Servisns on the Drius on the Sth and
9th insts. The Servisns were driven
back to Shsbatz, but a. the Turks did
not follow up their advantage the Ser
yians re-occupied their line on the Drlns
on the 10th inst.
Reeonsidered.
LONDON, September l3-The Vienna
correspondent Of the TfUles reports that
in consequence of the renewed represen-
tations of the European ambassadors at
Constantlnople the resolutions taken IN
the council on Wednesday OF last week
were reconsidered Sunday, but the result
of the deliberatiOn was the same g. before,
with one exception, which was in regard
.o the new lnvesiiturs OF Pnnce Milan.
it now being required that the Prime
shall only 20 TO Constsntinople TO pay
homage 10 the Sultan. No mention Of
the Montenegrians is made in the conti
tionf. which bears out the ststsmen,
that the Turks desire TO break the solid
array between Servis and Montenegro,
and treat with them separately about the
terms of peace. The resolution A. final
ly agreed on were submitted Sunday 10