The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-28
THE ARMISTICE ENDED.
sERYIA REJECTING THE PROPOSED
CONDITIONS OF PEACE.
Hostiiities Renewed on the Morava-servis
Resolving TO Fight until her Independence
and that Of Bosnia IL Finally secured.


Hostiiiues Renewed on the Morava-servis
Resolving to Fight until her Independence
and that Of Bosnia IL Finally secured.
LONDON, Sept. H.-A special despatch
from Zimony to the Evening Standard says the
serviaD Government has Welded to the pressure
put upon 1t by Gen. Tcbernayen. Minister
Ristics refuses to accept prolonga CATION OF the
armstlce for eight days. and, In point OF fact,
hostilities have now recommended. The procla-
nation Of Prince Milan as King is expected very
shortly.
Reuters Telegram Company has this evening
received the following dispatches from Bel
grade; NJ. Ristics, the Servian Foreign Minister,
last night sent note to the English and Italian
Consus recapltulatine the complaints made
against the Turks for breaches Of the armistioe.
and pointing out that collisions would continue
to recur " hostilties were merely suspended
for eight days, as proposed by the Porte. The
note OF NJ. Ristics concludes as follows: I take
the liberty OF requesting you to make known
that the Princes Government regret that II is
unable TO order the proongation OF a state Of
things which experience has shown to be i'm
practicable. The government at the same time
expresses an earnest wish for the conclusion Of
formal armistice, under such conditions and
OF such duration as would lead to the attain
msnt Of the END d, Y n,hsS view; namely peace
which Prince Milan presided, IL was unani.
mously decided to rel. be conditions Of
Porte. The Council also resolved that Servia
should not submit except In the event OF foreign
independ nee OF Servia and Bosnia Is secured.
The Servians yesterday burned two bridges
which had been thrown over the Morava by the
Turks. There were also some engagements be-
tween outposts OF the Servian and Turkish
armies.
closes a semi i-ofcial article on the proclamation
OF Prince Milan as King rs follows: The
any doubt to be entertained on one point.
namely: That II would In no case be inclined to
ON Prince Milan. and tnat all political conse-
quenoes sought TO be drawn from such an aot
"sqi1 sT PrTrpspuRd' SEPT. Sf M~Ths russian Con.
sui OF Belgrade has been instructed to declare
that Russia Can 10 no case support the procia-
nation oil Prince Milan AS King.
BERLIS, Sept. H.-Emperor william, in ad-
dressing dsputatlon on the Eastern question
to have been found for policy OF the great
powers which, we may fairly hope, will lead to
LONDON, sept. 2s.-The Belgrade correspond
ent Of the Standard teegraphs as follows: IL
ideas regarding the course England may pursue
which have been created " the public meet
nss " London a. ana tns Bss,sh pfrsnces naye
lier treatment of the proposal for the extension
Of the armisiice. Tchernayefs opinion Is also
A significant fact to be noted is that the repre-
sentatiyes at Belgrade OF Russia. Germany and
AustIids nave hoil oubPoithk sho
Turkish proposal for extension OF the truce.
which was brought to the notice OF the Servian
Government by the English aud Italian diplo-
matte agents on the morning OF tho 18th.
The same evening Minister Ristcs Informed
tose .senss @ ,h"' corS,no,v a, thai nnnr he
waited on them, and said tho Servian Govern-
mont was greatly perplexed. He beseeched
them to grant few days time, and expressed
the hope that all would be WE'LL hut, to the
| surprise OF tho agents that evening the
ofciai note OF NJ. Ristics was received. declining
| to agree to extension Of the truce"