The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-20

THE CARLlST PRIEST SANTA CRUZ SENTENCED.
MADRID, September 19.-The Carlist priest
Santa Cruz has been sentenced for ten years
in c0nt,tfnacianl for murder and arson.
The Eastern War.
PRINCE MILAN PROCLAIMED KING-A CESsA-
TON OF HosTILITIES FOR TWO DAYS-PEACE
AS FAR OFF AS EVER.
LONDON, September 19.-The Standards
Belgrade special says Tchernayeff's freak Of
having Milan proclaimed king by the army
is productive Of much annoyance.
The Porte hopes by the time the truce eX-
pires that the European Powers will have
fully considered the terms OF peace.
A Reuter- telegram from Gobriz reports
frequent violations on the boundary be-
tween Turkey and Persia, and severe en-
counters occur between the Turks and Per-
slams daily, and several border villages
burned. -. - s,.i.l :.
The Times'S Vienna dispatch says the,
Porte's order suspending hostilities would
not be made public for fear of agitation
among the 1Iohammedans. a ,;,f
The general opinion at Belgrade is that
peace is further off than ever. 3 = 5''t
= The Russians continue to pour in. Great
preparations for the winter campaign are
progressing. Tehernayef complains that
the Turks do not observe the truce.
The Standards Berlin dispatch says'it is
probable the Turks will resume hostilities
in ten DAYS because the Seryian army pro-
claimed Prince Milan King OF SerVia.
ABerlin dispatch to the Pal!-MaB Gazette
says it's expected that Russia will submit a
new plan of peace to the guaranteeing
Powers. sd ...I:t.
LONDON, September ia special from
fo{ ha n
eminent has lost all control over the army.
It will depend upon the good willof Tcher-
nayetf whether the order suspending hos
tilities is obeyed, but as ammunition is short
respite will be probably welcome.
A Reuter- special says the ambassadors at
Constantinople have opened negotiations
for the signature OF q formal armistice for
one month.
4 Reuter- telegram from Vienna says it is
asserted that the Gar has given Milan
100000 roubles, and large body Of Cos
sacks are ready to enter Servia via Rolma-
MIA.
BULGARIAN ATRoCITIEs-MR. BARING's REPORT
PUBLISHED. .a,r
LONDON, September 19.-The report OF
Mr.. Barring, Secretary Of the British Iega-
ton at Constantinople, on the! atrocities
committed by the Turks in Bulgaria, is at
last published. It clearly establishes the
fact that atrocities have been commit
ted sufficient to justify the indig-
nation which they have called forth.
The report is accompanied by pro
gramme OF the Bulgarian insurgents, which
the Turks claim, and Mr.. Barring believes to
be authentic, providing for y general and
simultaneous rising. A large number OF
villages, all Of which are named, were to be
burned, and railways were to be destroyed.
FEELING AMONG MAHoMAEDANs.
LONDON, September 19.-The Itmes's
Vienna correspondent says - Despite the
Porte's concessions the impression pro-
duced is unfavorable apart from the unanl-
nous opinion, and that the conditions OF
peace it proposes are inadmissible. This
indirect and imperfect way OF complying
with the wishes of the Powers seems 70
have produced an effect contrary to What
the Porte expected. While England was IN
clined to acquiesce in Turkeys answer be-
cause the de facto armistice might be thus
prolonged, other Powers desired regular
armistice. The greatest impeachment to grant
ING the armistice was strong feeling among
the Mahommedans. This had found eX-
pressisn In the resolution Of the Great
Council, the meaning of which is unmlstaka-
ble. The dread of an outburst is still felt.
It was only after an interview OF nYe hours
with the leading men that the, Austrian am
bassador got in writing promise that tne
orders for cessation OF hostilitles would
be issued" - -, : :. - - =.