, 1876-10-03
- czar'e Propositions to
Francis Joseph startle
John Bull.
,,,,,a Austrian Slagsnians Stirring Up
''A' lnsurrettion III Bosnia.
7ba American Medium Slade Before
tue Bow-street Police
Court,
IN Is Charged with Being an I'm"
~ postor and a Vagran+-
THE WAR.
,tcT THURSDAYS battle.

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1nn ~ ~ n.rrr
LAsF fto"1 ~" n,..s., no-ro,,c,;,,r+
LospoS. ~ -, .,aa,a.. .' .ar. q sThursi,ay,s
ttbe TURKISH neau. a.. ,asso. ,ri ,,,,r,,1,ors
battle. boti Us .,,s ,-~o.to.t ~ ,ho
Engaged, was uee'nee'! ..,s,,s,s sas Htnr,v,o tha
whole var. !" 1"c .iou, ,,,.antna ,ro,n.t tho
Serbian attack "as 49, n's'., & s..os,. 49, orotnst
he turkish left wing, under nataiz anu al
P.ta m in order to cut oil the rurkis,, rotreat
oMseb slSsccn oc.sa a"a a1vancc,, @ a'i hv
edthc Nora'a ~ Al"."s o...,,s,, s,.,.. ,,,,aa.
r,v n Jestca against the Turkish right, ufldcf
r.., p,,ha, Thts double flank movement com-
'As ,p:',. f.t1,5 and the Scry;ans, by noon, were
p'e1e!s 14's' ~, notn.a with rrcat loaa. Tllay
lriycu back al al1 po'ns' W." 'oas. ~
subsequently, 1ehe"eu 1l' at.s'eN asn'ass sao
Turkish left three times Out were oh o'eiy
ar,ston ~. s repulscd with great loss. The Turks
"'.''oI - on tho t1efcna,ye. their loss was
hlElns kept =" ~. ,.,,, ,sa,,t,,, hoo,, hr,,,1ht In
,nly 3d. tue woahaco ''sslnk o''ei p'ous"t ~.
Among those Ui tho eerV'an elue aio many
Russian officers. Tho officers lad to drive the
su,5 .srrisn soldiers to tile attack at the swords
Wlot" - ,,rnonr
sEHs1aN HErohr'
Aielegram to tho Times, from bclgradc, Says
"a ditnotch from tue headquarters of the
,.ar NJ Woraya ANNOUNCES that on Frfaay tho
ms o. Aota,a n,aaaosa.s ~ ncro, +no scrv3ans
TURKS from a''Asa.u .S 81 ~
mtwo sides, The lighting eontmueu ~ fFi-
Iay On Friday evening both gtles maintained
hetr no,Itions. Fighting was resumed on
.',",,av Tie scrylaus sustained considerable
s'u'1as. n,.S,,.. s,,r,.,,aI ,-,oot i,rovor,,
oss, Inc huss'ans o'sinusto et.Mt u4"so4''
fxo Serbian MD thirty Russian officers were
1illed,"
The same diepatsh says; "Rumos hog reacllea
Belgrade that Turkey VIII accept tue peace = con.
iIons, pruVllcd thht acrVln pu uaae " uo 20
isewtsc."
rorr hundred Russians arrived Ut 6elgfaae
IN Saturday. .. --.....
THE nussIAA Army n..
Aspedal dispatch from Berlin TO inc 1tn1fs
ays thst considerable portions OF tlle RUSSIAN
nny hare received orders 70 pe ready lor I'M
MEDIATE concentration. CaValfy aiia he!a arll-
ue ready To march.
Tle 1inxs' Berlin correspondent gives sub
itanthlly the same account Of tho Cars letter
y tue Emperor of Austria as tat given by Its
Pans correspondent md published this morning.
H. also says: "The Gar proposes that sery1a
!hall retain her present Independence under the
Russian !'enerals, notwltlotanding tto steps
assn ,! her. Ihsre Is pretty general eonvto
49n that Russia does not wish ~ 70 to war.
lls Austrian ~ anawer Will Probao1y Ieier ine
question u military occupation 10 4 JOINT tis-
as5on o! tug guaranteeing IoWcfs; In tnc
orctcnse which preceded tic Czars letter, tlic
kasslan alPIo'natlsts ieia no 9u1ot as 70 ilio
Ina o1 ln,lcncndence lucy wlsMea accofucu 10
a'e temtChFstiat, provinces. These Provinces
ie y be Ike scfyta anu ltuuM1sllaf all but lfIdc-
pendent un'ler Christian Government, support
:Iby CI'ftstian soldiers, haytng no connection
saa the teFt' except financially
MONTENEGRO.
srnnlcnt Is understood to bc prepared to
Atept tue terms Of peace, based Oh nA
;xienalon q l'er territory, although the people
aSor continuance Of the war.
LONDON, Oct. 2.-Thc Porto has threatened
. bold Ruumantn responsible for permitting
he passage through lier territory Of lsussiau
t"luntesrs. The Kounanan Premier intcnds
Ts tp ~ pFGsesa %Ss 70 .s iussia Coast;
,1road that tie Turks, because Of ineessant
Etatss Of tic Scrvlans, will resume the Of
: 'ebs'se ...... ..-.
r,un TIE czAn's LETTER.
nli.I. laS raf's correspondent Of tho Times, com.
aae ought 10 see IN It Is kind of moral pres
safe, ,%u!eh lsussia IL trying to exert. Tile uni
ssEsa! wish anl necessity for peace are so cyl.
:, ttossoid thu consequences VI occupation, viii
En}ese conditions o, Turkey that thcy would
I uo' have Imposed fortnight ago."
TURKISH nEpuLsE.
,FnG16hAnE, Oct. 2:-An official dispatch says:
t"Ghts thnusaild Turks, With forty Cautlull,
aaltayksl tl.e serylan army on Saturday, near
nstsaetn. They werc completely rcpulsed, with
seaSy loss, after twelve llours' tlghtiug,N
r., BOSNIA.
3. LoSnoS, Oct. IA dispatch to the TYu,e,
e. t,pm sstaicyo statrs that 1860 armed Austrian
!. s'asouia.s enterc. Bosnia IN saturday. They
ste si,s attacking Moslesns md tncltng tu Chris.
t1als u Instruction, The Turks arc naryhinr
il a5atist ttEcn from IIlntuIuka ''''7
ATHENS, Oct "a Injecting attended by {. .o1(
ketsons xas held hero yesterday, at whicls Tic
G%,lo'etallc position Of tic Greek Proyimcea oj
: !nFHcy wus discussed. A nrnnosal for tilf
augmentation of tic Greek nriny md nayy wot
enthusiastically eJectct. '
JOHN pnIolir's VIEWS.
: ioSnos, Uet. 3-5u, 1n,-At 4 Meeting ot
Elssat llo,,. John brirl,t mat1e !, snesch nj tn.
EASTERN question. iii said That lie thought {
i5tult III ncw uu]rv. nrohahiv Under nov
Ministry. II would ;ta,nn tlIa f',turs noiicy o
~ country with ths snictnm ~ 1cs'sinp tint III,
blood and treas,lrs If % Em,,ianT shnu'I @u ncvc W.
iaaia " wastrl In beholf ~ H." fltsn,nnn nn,y
8. 8. Turkey should Io ieft tn thu fate Wild
tyranny.