Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-30
THE EAST.
Attempts to Patch a Peace The Great
Powers Again Delegate the Au-
thOrity TO Austria.
En- land Can Compel Peace Russian
Intrlgues Servian VictOties-The
Turkish Atrocities.
The snIIan's Deposition q roregone
CnraluGfnn.

The suItan's Deposition q Toregone
Conclusion.
CONsTANTTNoPLE, August e9.-A cab
met council, at which all the grand dig
4 nitaries were present, has resolved K
depoae the PRESENT sultan, Marad, and
| proclaim Abdul Harnid. The chang,
will occur shortly-certainly before ths
beginning Of the next rarladan, the grea
annual feast OF the Ii aG.niedsns.
| Austria Again Invited to Take the Iuf
| ttattvc for Peace.
LONDON, August 20 "A special from
| Berlin says that Austria will be invited
to again take the initiative in submit.
ting mediatory proposals to Turkey and
Servia. The negotiations commenced
by the guaranteeing powers are for the
present restricted exclusively to obtain.
| ing suspension of Institutes. Great
Emergencies of opinion are feared when
the details are discussed, and q confer
enee is considered the only means Of ad.
jusiing them.
The Movement for Peace:
VIENNA, August 29.-The great
powers are constantly iDterchangipg
kilograms concerning the proposed me-
diatiop. A e 3neral agreement has been
Of the policy to be adopted, but the de-
tails are Unsettled Germany Is the
most backward of all the powers. j. is
believed that ne great difficulty will be
expetienced In determining upon the
steps to be taken, bit several days will
probably elapse before thu powers sub.
NIT their proposals to the Porte.
England Can Compel Peace.
III
"The realiz alton Of the promise Of peace
in the east depends upon ourselves. l.
rests with the representatives OF Englapd
to speak the words that shall be decisive
for peace or war. 1t depends upon our
AMBASSADOR in pressing the Porte to agree
to an armistics, whether the armistice
shall or shall not be conclu led. II his
language il clear and strong, the thing
will bs done.
ShuyIer's Report to Maynard.
LONDON, August 29.-The prelimi.
nary report Of, bis Investigation into the
outrages in Bnlesria, addressed to the
minister OF the United States st Con-
stautinople, fully confirms the worst
that has been told of the atrocities. Mr..
Shuyler found that much of the slaugh.
ter was done by the regular Turkish j.
di6rs, and he denOH aces the report OF
the Turkish missioners concerning
these utrages as q m ass of falsehoods.
He declares that sixty.five villages were
burned ia these districts, and fifteen
thousand men, women and children
killed. Mr.. Shuyler will continue his
Investigations.
Russian Volunteers Detained by Aus
tia
fol f.
Vienna says the arrest of Russian volun.
teers for the Ssrvisn army still contiD-
uss. The Russian coRsuls have pro-
tested, and there is great indignation in
Russia over the definitions. The latest
CAGE is the arrest of fourteen persons,
one Of whom is a lady. Although all
had passports, they were thrown into
prisoss.
Another Turkish Repulse.
BELGRADE, August 29.-Official adj
vices received here state that thu Turks
attacked the Servian left on Monday,
but were repulsed with heavy less. They
lett their killed and large quantity OF
arms and ammunition on the field.
servia Wants Better Terms.
BELGRADE, August 29.-The diplo-
matte agents have handed Premier Ris-
tics q joint note from their respective
governments. They take the subject of
mediation into their own hands, and
have instructed their ambassadors how
to proceed to stop hostilities. The pow.
ers are endeavoring to hold Servia to its
action, while the war party is trying to
temporize to make better terms
Turkey Takes Peace under Consider
alton.
VIENNA, August pa council of min
listers mas been held in Constantinople to
consider psac' proposals. Russia streu-
uously opposed the condition that Ser
via should firss sue directly for peace,
and the P Jrte has abandoned its demand
to that effect.