New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-26

~. can't. but it is doubtful il the Eervians
vill act in accordance with any such seDi-
oficial intimatiOn. The war feeling in
Servia runs high.
The latest advices from Belgrade, which
are to ten O'Clock this morning, say NO news
has yet been received OF the conclusion OF
the aImietice.
1t is reported that hostilities recon-
men ced this morning at Deligrsde.
A lster dispatch to Reuters from Con-
staptinople announces that the ambassadors
will communicate on Tuesday to the Porte
the formal conditions of peace to be settled
by European powers, the points OF which
have previously been reported. Russia has
given her assent in principal to these con-
ditiOne.
A Reuters telegram from Belgrade says
that public opinion in Servis is greatly ex.
cited over the conditions of peace proposed
by the powers. 1t is stated that the restol-
ation Of the statu quo ante bellum IN SerVls,
with only the introduction Of local reforms
in the Christian provinces OF lurKex woulu
be fatal blow to those countries. W,hous
actual independence servia ~ouio pe
morally dead.
The nrOmi,ed reforms are not likely to be
carried ont Peace secured on such cOndl-
tions would merely defer an lnevltaoie con-
fl ct between the Christians and TURKS
a Reuter- dispatch from St. Petersburg,
denies all reports of warlike preparations
on the part of Russia, and ascribes the ru-
mors to the excited state Of the population
The number of volunteers Tor Servla, now
ever, daily increases. -.
The Vienna correspondent Of the Times
says two statements, apparently contradic-
tory, but from reliable sourcep, have been
received from Russia. to the etfe CT that an
order has been issued that no MI re leaves
of absence be granted to Russian soldiers.
The other has it that in the military district
of Kievkhankov and Odessa preparations
are making for the mobilization of troops.
1t is claimed, however, that this 10 but
trial OF the system of the mobilization OF
calling in of reserves, ae is yearly practiced
in other countries.
A Standards Belgrade special says Eng
lands basis for pacification will fall
through The Russians are determined to
carry on the war at any cost. The truce
ends at midnight. when hostilities recon-
mence Preparations here this Sunday
morning are glaringly at variance with the
efforts for peace. Great war dem0nstra-
tions on Saturday upon the presentation of
. banner sent from Moscow to the Russian
legion of cavalry. Prince Milan and the
bishop of Belgrade assisted. The legion lie
. fine body of men, evidently soldiers 1t
started for the front to-day.
King Milan.
BELGRADE, September 25.-The commit
tee of the Servian Scptschins have az
proved the proclamation of Prince Milan a.
King and call on the ministry to co operate.
TIE Essllsh Plan.
BRUSSELS, September 25-Le Nord pub
fishes . Constantinople telegram, giving
England's proposed basis for treaty Of
peace:
!. An unconditional armistice.
2. Ststu quo ante bellum as regards Ser
via and Montenegro, with extenslon Of ter.
ritory for the latter.
3. Liberal provision for local autonomy
Tor Herzegovina, Bosnia and Bulgaria.
Extension Of the Armistice.
CONsTANTIxOPLE, September 25.-The
necessary orders for an extension of eight
days time has been issued by the Porte.