Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-24
A FsaeeabIe Solution of tbe Es tern
Question not Impossible - Prince
Charles Assumes Command Of
the R6uaaDian 8 rmy.
Conflicting Reports Of Engagement
between the Turks and Servians-
twenty-five . thousand Russians
EmfgraIed 10 servIa-Etc.

LONDON, OetOber 23.-rhe steady advance
in consOls and other International stocks,
which fell during last week s panic, indicates
a prevail .ng Impression here hat war is not
Imminent anu that a peaceable solution OF
TIE eastern question Is lot i'm possible The
Times tys there Is perhaps danger that un.
reasonable alarms may be succeeded by un-
reasonable hooes, but IL Is evident that we
need not desI air OF seeing the crisis pass away
without az outbreak OF hoslilities between
Russia and Turkey. The same opinion IL no.
ticeabls IN other quarters. The recent excite
menJ las had the eject of demonsuating ng
what would be the attitude OF the powers In
ca,e OF an aggressive war by Russia.
A dispsIch 10 the official Russian tele-
graphic agency says the departure OF the
British ambassador At 81 Peer burg for LII
Vadla and General Ignatief for CONSTANT
nople, should be Interpreted as further proof
that Prussia and England are endeavc ring TO
arrive at a sound and lasting pacification.
A dispatch from BucneTest reports that
battle array of the concentrated Roumantan
army has been officially published, end that
Prince Charles assumed command. This may
Ieier only 10 the usual disciplinary move
ments Fighting in Timok aud MOravian
valley and OF the Drins has been renewed
with great stubbOrnnesS. General TchernaY eff
tetegraphs thst the Turks were repulsed along
The whole line, while the newspaper CORE
pondents are unanimous thai the Servlans
were badly defeated, losing fifteen hundred
men Ia their attempt on Saitchar and three
Thousand about iDeligrad. One correspond
euL Uelegrs phS that the Turks have lak en- ali
tue positions around DJunis, and will probA-
bly, take Ijunis, in which case Deltgrad,
Aiexfnatz, General Tchernsyeffs new head
dGarters al Kali and the whole Mordvisn va.
ley will be in their hands. the RH sian ON
GERS OF whom the e is said 10 be fourteen for
each SeTvian battalion, suffered heavily in
the recent fighting.
The Sianaa, a s 9ispstch from Belgrade says
the Turkish forces In Servia resumed the Of
fensive Thursdsy, and 3 battle began which
lasted three days ltconsisted OF twG distinct
operations one in front OF SaltchaT ana tue
other on the positions commanding Delisrad.
IA the lat er move ment the Turks captured
on Thursday thirteen reioubts, crest g uantl-
rnHnf "a
was long and bloody. The Tul ks continued
ID advance on saturday, ana there was Iur-
ther hghting. Hallz and Abdul @ Pasha opened opened
IRE before Diunis ana Fazd Pasha sheiled
AIexinatz. Ihe Servian forces at Dtunls un-
der Horvatoyicl were routed vi IN great loss.
There are fears that Dlunis which IS The Eey
30 ms rosd through the Moravian valley, will
IaIl into the hauds OF the Turks.
The TimeJF dispatch from Belgrade reports
that IN the nght near Saitchar the Turks
z aned the day, having captured boleVaiz'
Should the TurEs make good their double ad'
vance on PaTaiJln, the kusslo -Seryian army
would be placed in a serious posiltons The
a dispatch + ON Vienna announces that the
king OF Greece LETT very unexpectedly sun
Inc TSnses's correspondent at Deligrsd says
that the diplomatic situatiOn for war conun-
ues, so does the Russian immigration. DE Is
assured on good authority, that twenty-five
thousand Russians are fSeot ded by name as
having come - SerVia.
that Russia has &csndoned her Intention OF
raising q foreign loan.
The TTnseS'a Paris special mentions rumor
that the mission of Lord Lotus 70 Liga<tla is
% inform the CZar that England would NOT
take The uit ativs IN fresh regulations, DnI
would not feel herself attacked SO long as
RussIaG negUt! atoms struck no blow al the
portions OF tbs treaty OF 1870 not modlned py
Inc London conference OF 1911. This ruInor Is
not vJuched Tor.
A Vienna dispatch 10 the Daily KelSs says
rae news received from Constanunople that
the Porte will accept siX-weeks aTnistlce on
Rtfgsn kasaTf flaa rGTn
tnterfered With, and that the Stdtu quo DC
maintained in Seryia and Montenegro.
A Berlin dispatch 10 the Odity IetegrGph
says that the czar is 10 b6 presented with an
address from Abe Moscow Dogma declaring
the readiness Of all classes to Obey al COM
mands in reference TO a war for the Liberation
OF the ScIaVes. similar addresses have been
accepted from The town councils throughout
she eln pire.
BELGRADE, October 23.-rhe seryians ad-
INIT that the Turks captured krevel nights,
south west of Djunis alter three days nghting.
Dle bulletin says that although the position
rs unim mportant, its loss Is not believed 10 De
decisive AS D3Qnis commands the Servlan
line the position is critical. Russias active
aid Is anEioEsly awaited.
LONDON, October 2i.-In c 5emi-ohcial
staJsment the Post announces that the Porte
&c .epts a six weeks armist1ce, suggesting
further postponement OF six weeks II al the
conclusion of tue rrst six weeks the deloera-
tions are incomplete; and If, at the end OF
twelve weeks. no settlement is reached. that
there be a further postponement OF Two
months. The Reuter- telegraph company con
nrm this statement precisely, except as to the
proposals for the plOlGngation OF the ami
lice, which they say are IA aie as Conditions
not as suggestions.