New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-29
WAR;.

4ne lpericacses Of tho Standardized
Prospects Brighienins.
LONDON, October 2S-The Post says if On
srmistlce is agreed upon, then comes the
question of . conference. Russia objects to
Turkey participating therein. 1t may be
assumed that this refers solely to the poei
ton of Q power celebrating upon its
meet to discuss recommen 1atiOns to be
made to Q seventh, there lie something
anomalous in giving the latter the casting
vote in their decisions, but it 10 impos.
sible for . moment to consent to the
exclusion Of Turkey from the European
system, Of which, in virtue of the
treaty Uf Paris. she forms part. 1t ought
to be practicable to find method by which
. representative of the Porte may cit in
conference, 80 a. to obviste this difficulty.
Before . conference is summoned the Ques.
ton of it's basis and the objects which might
occasion prOtracted and dangerous debate
should, by unanimous agreement, be re-
duced to the simplest terms which may be
stated. Thus: The basis of the conference
il the maintenance of the independence and
integrity of the Ottoman empire.
The object 10 the ameli0ration of the con-
dition Of the Christian subjects of the Sui
tan. This basis could not alarm Turkey
regarding her sovereign right. This object
- one which Russia professed alone to have
In Wow. We are not without foundation
for the hope that the solution here fore
Swallowed may he happily effected.
The Pail Nall Gazette. in leading article
to-day, takes quite hopeful view of the
peace prospects,.
Tho Post, reviewing the situation, says it
emily remains for all the powers to concur
in Recommending . six weeks ermistice,
With prolongstions, - proposed BY tho
aM.S>-A. 1900. g. Al -.:a>
change in Ruesia's attitude, but Russis's
motive 10 vsriously construed.
A Tines dispatch from Belgrade con-
drms tho statement that self.woupdipG
- again becoming frequent among the Ser.
vians.
A dispatch says that during the fight at
Kre1et . distinguished officer brought halt
Of . Russian battalion to the front, saying
he was compelled. to leave the other half
A dispatch from Vienna to the Times
states that Prince Auersperg's reply in the
Reicbsrath yesterday to interpretations On
the Eastern question il not satisfactory.
There will probably be IN animated debate
on the subject in that body.
A telegram from the Minister of the In
terror, 1t belgrade, to Prime Minister !
Ristics, 10 reply 70 an inquiry, says; THE |
Turks have not taken DjuDis."
The servianlCablnet Dimculty.
BELGRADE, October 28.-The Servisn Cab |
met difficulty is in = fair way of being |
settled. 1t is probable that NicOlish will |
consent to retain the portfolio of the Minis |
ter of War.
A Council Of Tarkish Ministers.
CONsTANTINOPLE, October 28-An extra |
ordinary council of ministers was held |
Thursday to consider the armistice The |
German, Russian, Austrian and Italian am
bassadOrs conferred together on Friday.
General Ignatief, the Russian minister,
had an interview with the Porte to-day.
Affairs In Nlontenegro.
RAGUsA, October 28.-Dervish Pacha has
from PadgOriizA to the GrOudy |
district in The rear of WslOtha.
Toe surrender of MEDIUM to the Montene.
Erins has produced strong impression in
The Montenegrins have liberated
the Albanian prisoners taken during the re-
sent fighting.