Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-06-09
FOR ECIGN.

| VIENNA, June 7-Noon-In conse
quence of the remonstrauce of tn,
| powers all danger of breach of peac,
by Servla is removed for the present
PARIS, June 7-Noon-The Sultau's
| proposition for a six weeks armistice
is subject to movements necessary to
maintain the concentration of his
| troops and the revictuailing of MOsic
The Estefette reports that the Rus.
sian army ls marching to the frontier.
commence hostilities.
The health of Cassimer Perrier is
improving. 1t is reported that Geo.
Sands health is precariouS
BERLIN, June 7-Noon-Prince Has
son, son of the Khedive of Egypt, has
resigned his commission in the Prus--
sian army and has g,ne to Egypt,
where he will be Minister of War.
RANGOoN. June Moon -Messrs.
Grosvenor and Baker will start for
Simta Immediately.
LONDON, June 7-NoOn.-A Vienna
dispatch to the Times says the united
Efforts of the powers might still sue
ceed III making Servia respect an ar
mlstice If one was concluded with the
insurgents. Prince Gortschakotf g re
cent telegram cautioning Prince Milan
of Servla seems to be without any eff
feet.
A Berlin dispatch to the Times says
the IstOki, the organ OF the Servian
Cabinet, declares that war is unavoid-
able now that Turkey has triumphed
and the programme of the northern
powers has been rejected. The Rus
sian lnVallde (of1iciaD says the insur-
gents are not likely to accept an ar
mistice.
The King of Greece, who was sick
Mt Copenhagen with a severe attack of
gastric fever, has recovered.
The queen dowager, Josephine of
Sweden, Is dead.
Lord Northbrook, late Governor
General of India, has been created an
earl.
Special dispatches from Berlin to
the Standard and Telegraph say con
siderable ilneasiness has been created
there by the sudden return of Prince
Bismarck from Nuremberg for pro-
tracted conferences with the Emperor.
The uneaslness is increased by the an
nouncement that the Emperor's de
parture for Ems has been postponed.
The Standards special says rumor
connects these events with certain ex-
agSerated claims made on Germany
for support by Russia in her eastern
policy, which Prince Bismarck, it is
reported, is not inclined to sanction.
The Post prints extracts from the
Cologne Gazette and Berlin Tribune
deprecating too close adherence to
the views of Russia.
RAGUsA, June -Night.-Intelli-
gence received here from Sclavonic
sources states that Prince karageorge~
vic's legion defeated the Turks i'll the
vicinity of Carkooko i'll Bosnia on the
3D. of June, killing 100 men. On the
following day 2 300 Turks capitulAted
tria to grant them an asylum, alleging
that if they are refused they are in
danger of starvation.
CAIRO. June Might. The report
ed disagreement betwe N the Khedive
and Ottoman empire is officially con-
tradicted.
BELGRADE, June Might. Two
batteries of artillery and detachment
of Infantry have left for the frontier.
General Tehernajeff and staff hars left
for the Bosnian frontier.
BERLIN, June 7-Night.-The Pro-
vincial Correspondence, q semi off cial
journal, says: "rhe governments which
in pursuance of the Berlin conference
had agreed to address suggestions to
the Porte have been led by the Access
sion of the now sovereign to postpone
them, but the objects of the powers
are to remain the same, and under the
new aspect of affairs a further under
standing will be had as to their
attainment. Abiding to the post
ponemert of Emperor Williams visit
to Ems, that paper says: The Gar
will defer his departure about week.
1t is certain the monarch will lie at
Ems together several days next week :"