New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28

A4ettef tFOepect0 OIL feace-Ihe Sefvlanl
stubborn.
LONDON, September IA Berlin dis
patch to he Post says the Porte has given
Mr.. BAIiI G, secretary of the British l-ga
tion, y Seal Oh The n ixed COMM sion to Try
persOns inplica ed in the Bulgarian atrOci
ties. The Prince Of Montenegro has or
dered q suspension Of hOstili,ies uniil Oct
ber2
A Reuters telegram from Constanti1op!e
eays there is every reason 70 believe the
Forte will reply fsvorab!y to the peace
ell. c0nslstir 6 Of thirty Christians and thiI :
u MusselDaus will carr into effect the
reforms demanded BY the powers.
A apecixl dispatch from ZmOny to the
JH1essing Standard saye: The Servian gov
ernDenS has yielded to the pressure put
upon it by General Tchernsyeff.
Minister Rittics refuses to accept pro
longstion of the armistice for eight days.
and in point of fact hostilitiea have now re-
commenced. The proclamation of Prince
Milan 10 King 10 expected very shortly.
r. utter has the following from Belgrade:
II. Ristics, the Servlan Foreign Minister,
hast night sent = note TO the English and
Italian consuls recapitnlstlng the COM
plants made against the Turks for breaches
of the srmislice, and pointed out that col
iisiODs would continue to recur it hOrtilIties
we're merely suspended for eight days, as
proposed BY the Porte. The note Of M.
ssisflcs concludes as follows:
II take the liberty of requesting you to
make known that the Princes government
regrets that it is unable to order the pro-
Duulgation of q state of things which ex-
perience has shown to be impractcable
The government ut the same time expresses
an earnest wish for the conclusion of
formal armi-tice under such conditions and
OF such duration as would lead to the at
tainment of the end in view. viz: peace"
Reuters Telegram Company also has the
following dispstch from Belgrade: At q
council of the ministers held yesterday,
over which Prince Milan presided, it was
unanimously decided to reject the conditions
IF peace recs ntly elaborated BY the powers
ana the Porte. The council also resolved
that Servia SHOULD not submit except in the
event of foreign occupation, and to fight
q Eoutrancc until The independence IF Ser
via and Bvsnia Is secured.
The S~rvians yesterday burned two
bridges which had been thrown over the
Moravis by the Turks There were also
some engagements between the Outposts of
the Servixns and the Turkish armies.
The report that Sir G.rBet Wo.lsey had
started for the Cape of Good H"pe in con-
nec'ion with the Transvall republic matter
is untrue.
nlilan's Title Disputed.
VIENNA, September H-The Political
Correspondence concludes . semi-o fficixl ar
ticle ~ The proclamation of Prince Milan
40 King q. followe: Tho AustrO- H unRarian
COVER Dm-nt can not allow any doubt to b.
enter tanned on one point, namely. that it |
would in NO case be inclined to recognize |
the tit le Of King if it were conferred on
Prince Milan, and that all political conse
quence sought to be drawn FROM such an
act W ould encounter its determined pro.
aest."
The Russian consul at Belgrade has been
instru cted to declare that Russia can in no
case support the proclamation of Prince |
Milan az King.
Emperor Williams Views.
BERLIN. September 27.-The Emperor |
in addressing deputation on the |
Eastern que stiOn at Stuttgart to day, said: |
"A basls INV appears to have been form, d |
for POLICY of the great powers, which we |
may fairly hope will lead to very salts |!
factory result