, 1876-08-26
Prince Milan Makes a Peace
Proposition to the Great
Powers.
lie 1'avors an Armistico Which
Sllnli Include Montenegro.
The Turks Lose $1,000 Men in the
Battles Before Alexinatz.
THE WAR.
rEACR PROPOSITIONS.

The Porte refuses to grant mn asnistico Until
tho prclImtnarics fur peace arc settled.
vlESNA, Aug. 25.-prtncc Milan last night
invited alt the foreign Constlls 10 conference
at The palace. II Ia understood thnt the confer
c1ce rented to negotiating Mt, ar1'tEstlcc nnd
peace and that tho Prince expressed desire for
pcacr, and requested mediation looking thereto,
nA1ptSu ruNKs.
XAnA, Aug. n,.-TlIe Turks yesterday Violated
The Austrian frontier, near Ossotn!k, sezrd
ninety stccp and cattle, anil fired upon thu
peasants, wountling one. Another was cap
turc,l and tlcrapitatcd. They also fired at tho
Austrian gems d'artncs, and retrcatcd into tlleir
own territory with the booty. Two companies
OF Austrian troups hare arrived at Ossunk.
MORE PEACE TALK.
At conference last night between Prince
Milan and the foreign Consuls, tho latter urged
peace, anil tic Prince declared his readiness to
conclude pcncu on tic basis Of the status quo
dntc-beilam.
y1ExxA, Aug. a5.-Tnc Political Correspond.
fHtt publishes the following particulars CONCERN
ing the oycrturcs Of Prince Milan for peace:
"Fnll Justice having been ilonc to military
honur by the sir days fighting at Alcxinatz,
where there IL no prospect of success for either
side, continuance Of the struggle would
only involve useless sacrifice OF life nna fnt-
tl,cr losses" Therefore the i'rince summoned
the representative OF tho guaranteeing powers
declaring bis readiness gratefully to accent their
gouh Offices, an1 offered to respond to the
Connscls Of Europe. ilc requested to use their
naus.e n..,. ,so'f sm.1 tc roItc AMI n nr~,1r"1
cessation Ut lostsl[tics everywhere, Including
Montenegro. The foreign Representative i'm
,nedatcly communicated by telegraph withther
respective Governments.
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1ovpox. h,r aMSn' m.--The snecia1 dfs.
rat"l ri liz T1if;, Nam. from Uc]rrule suys
| I'm " Tri,"rnnyn}f bns tclerrnnhmi IN Prince
1h,rs,inS' is d;en unryatoyich abandoned tie
nurs,iIt of the Turks Al Tresibaba and attacked
Il" rrar n tre 1mrkisi, rivht wing. Tchrrnaycir
= tf sac p ,'e rts Wt iG oss ascortnr
~ M TrhrrnayaiI,s 1 " dtsnatcl,. Of i5MW kjllc.i,
Wnsl, ,u s,!a prisoners. T Thirty.one Russan
Thu Standard, coy1..nol,cpt gnshon ,t Romc tr1e.
,,r,,,,, 1 ,hat - ,1snntrh hnx fson rrccIyed tlcrr
aups FIR ati1sus t datr Aur. Ia, announcing tilst
1eynlt Ina Irok.n ont IN Ar1syronolls, an that
',r,r,",3 ha,tis arc n,,,rnr in1 Atlanta Thcssn
y, IN Sna tapr s.e =, fuuc. os i7,znatch from VI.
,n1 ~ ~. eu,n,. cf1r IT It alJa that thc S,,s
sulmasl % m Xii Albantans, having p!liagcd The suburbs
~ ~ IL I:nver,,,,r .tho rcf"scd H. Thc f"n-
lsI f mi -, ~ III, rrcnna cm nrrsrizM m nrmr
~. M "'a - ,cn x,'',nt..rs amd Sr,i,at hns .'rco1v
+.tCn nlare III prev}sa hetwcrr, tho ilrccka anl
ia'"s' .1n.s,A.
at.,..oh ~ ~, Sh,"ttar,, from po,o,,it,,
rcnoris t1,at the h. Prncs Of slr,dItcs hls nrotn
III ~ o..rh. his I,hrj.tl"n fniinwcra 4, thr
lsea 70 asse'nMs @ las I1.ssa ssiat ~. =" r
H!u.i Htta ~. y. a'ooo. mn Hssh .t ~ u
Aiaftti!tes alt EoNgfln! .uV u !o.nah Satno
AlpaMa pl ses PSt"ee 9sc Snn,a aK@ ~ II.
| war ElfE lHfkH hfltl hk1uLGntEE1tlh HAFC bGt1l
competitions for their ala rhls alliance ts p s!lp-
posed to BE- the result of IN order tro" t"o 'at'
tcal''
1.osnoN, AuE ea-5 L. MA BELGRADE tele. t.,
gram 70 INC iMes says IL Is 'nl1most @ ceI!at.l
TINT tho war y nh',l't M at a. a ny, lEc seFvsa,ls
nfs .E'otMan1 M o. .e 'eTt H. a't ILL., .hei' orI cTIs
victory u aprea,llng Ike wlItllire' n1 there there J.
great rejoicing. :, success ut thls ttnn I
unfortunate, ~ T"- oe inadG sx' use g. sxn}ss 9s
llo WIT Va!t!t nut n.at nctH au.sta T.
to secaro urtter tcr,'s. ialottnna M'psoM,a.t.
actl2n on tic part a t,ie grsat rowefs' a'l.I nn
n'7ntstlce bet"een turkey hih ecfv@ may he
ekpeeteu ine.iates' !uaheJ WI aSM 4'r.n it''
pefnanen1 necnpa' oy @ met ,a, .tH"S ~ Gully
Stsp spcea iso!a TItrspia s rspssssnt. thai
persons s"fsoaa,ans a III" s,,. Su.a" ale af ag
teItalneu 'nat Inv, tne s'n1e ,t}a.s,,,s4 a. III
ealt shaas ,lot ue ss K,nM' r..an, ~ a.tsssaus 0"r
I
entnPla!nt; Ihe coffGspnnaent Au4s tslat ny
truth OF the m matter =, t!i"t Mufaas aa ora1n
efazsa anu t!le '!an ls nIvs9 WlTgh tio
meyer 1eit al"1!e. ialS country u real!y W,tnon
beau. Dr Lclersnotl IL, % y a,aost ps1sohe .n1s,
tn thg palace a'ls' IL uch'ctt communication "lt
Its ifc!nas' u, .,,,u, o, ~
sk@''AH r;.Ls rsghsu AuatnsE taass 73.,na ESuAAnp
ar ,r%,ttn',t sr~n E~n'on ~ 3'
,,av Au nv t,".,1v.rrotcd "nnr3ct t'nHtint Er
i rini,1 i actiyrIy insisting Turkey with LotI
',a, G o," sr;nv liz, "nt.a~,,rn,, =
.u1I n1,. ~" ~. "',I' H., h,nr,o IN hi,hn.
'"' and must ST. cnlightc.i *''s'id e!iccrs ~ It pr
ss ~ - ~, ~ ,n,a of iI.r Wats.,,. WI
tH' tsis' t y, Was W asserted. m exnlatncd tat Oh Of,
''sns ~, "",. as.,,tnt ~ III ryncm, nrna ~
~ r ycs ~ as ~ sunnv nj ~ Il ~ aEc Il roi Mr.
Thc &C. s"rret.seryicc u ,liu,,Sy was rcferretI I.
, l,'e'' '", ,ornit ~ ~ III W t:orarnct su,1
a"n,';n;n,, fru,, thn sorcc @ mt,,minrv ',cn1
nnrtr r'n " rnsrv . m ' war s,1unisl'.
inr t,'.u said ,tnrn u ,r"ro n,pntin,iS,,s H.
1ve,, t f,tt,, T,r, mi r,s a;'v"r,,,nr,
w. t' lm +" nr.nt Rritai,. ri t,'c Jssn
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