, 1877-03-21

language 10 yer os:t ifittlu. and gses hct
.arine ncr tet1itarsai intcErit5. II ,wonli
have hcen too much to hopu TINT, In sccktnX
porcd, Jon should hayc tasen nutfce that in a
spceeh delivered just three days later, and moro
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br for al parties The bcet and emplest remedy, l
seqetss M Il .e T. tss o.
psmphle. r vi With iii Know 10 have beon andof your
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rEn., ,cs, 1s77.-.Mr DEAR Mr.. olADrrexE: I.
Jet Of my ot.'elal dirrstchea 10 my uovernnent
IL ~ acknowiedg n.clt Vi tr receipt u your letter
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PROCLAMATION MT TIE FRINGE or sEhvtA.
BEkanApB, Slarch U.-Ths following IL q
TRANSLATION ef the proclamation just issued by
| the Prime OF scrvta:
mysprocaamntinn dated The auth Of Junc Inst ycar
| the causes which congclled lis to take UP arms,
70 s an =" sse
tinns tn the Enst Ia in stronger llanAa hsppy
b. to mnks S ny es nation @
TS''s;, III SsisF:.s' H. ,',;y ssxs sisnss % III, W.
fairs a Vons.anlinoplc. sud Esyo sent
e n ey Under
~ ~ NJ H. pi.tians viii IL" tMtnsn c1n nri
ID In tho :se sonic h"t see 9csupsa
Tutkj.h aad servisn t1uops viii be withdrawn III
eIde their rctpeettye frontlcrs. On behalf Of the
n1tan ~ wv; Iang s, tne was' aoMna reangs anu
= cnmpjeie stnnesty. Sud thnfs. IN ccr.si"
prospect that thcit condition viii bo nmo.
itotated In their former homes. 15ecshrcnt
With th!a ceasea ihS 'ioottng In scsrt6,
and ths day ere cancelled sumo Of the special en-.
rsn n fce un s nsoa y .H ms fo u.neIs es
na neaccf eac necuna.Iana ~ ~ :ase 81
things, preserve TIC memory OF thoso bravo com.
Gatanu who hasa lcit ii.ss boncs % On lie Sattjc.
neId. Their Masnet Will always live in tho memory
% our wounded @ who arc ,,nnt tor labor. 1tis pa.
trlotia outy 20 contribute IN every way
ut nntc oa,r no,ahho,. ~ ~ ~
n0 ny ,hn vim .xs Ply %
fceciye.attsnton a. soon a. pos,iblc In order 10
| anlcjtcrate their unfortunate coniition,
After having fulfilled our duty 10 our brethren
ana orr M country on ne battle let " now en-:
10 naf h na,,oma y. @ psokrese Lst rs Always
tn. oas " H. uueaosen inf me
10 Iii other nobje nat;ons wo fooMsa ~ IhrnnnS aH
bedl1snt .truspla wiif fbsIr GIniy sr,nnatbcss:
and let Us css cspeciai eapsessSn of az
ihankiulpcrs 10 ali thosu noble soctctias and fndi
vlduas who stretched mt their helping handa In
70 humane nsanner 70 tho wounded and other
Ard % noS. r.. dear M a. brethren. | taidll the to ne
@ nHty VI !anhsng ~ yoa. 2. y9as ruler. tot
tinv nn ~" ba.tadc ntcrs fssa iH h1e
tic rrar, ihe res. bringing forward teir sat.tsnce.
nnl all without exception. uniting In Rlylnx rnro
prsois u thcIr nnccasing patriotism. - N'"e 'A''
MtLAn DnnExos1TscH. Fontth Prince Of aoryia.
!selsrade' March o, 1871
The following nru tho special laws mentioned
In tho proclamation rs being cancelled: !. The
special enactment empowering officials to make
| acquisitions upon the inlALltAnts. passel nu Tic
e9th 81 June Inst year. :. Thu temporary law
employees. i. rne law plaeing tic wIioie
couneryin state of Siege, anu substituting
martial law In tic place of civil udnluiatrattun.
The following special cnactments still refrain
the foreIlle collection Of debts, will continue
until the lst Of .1unu next 2. All OiIlrcrs md
employees priealt, ur otllcrs serving In the re9tl.
lar army or lit my branch OF tho Atfntntstru.
ton, slnll rclnnin In their places until they save
rendered un acIotnt. 0f their stewardship.
4 Tie communities Of towns aud vlllagcs sli4l
SEQ that tho t1ei1s Of soldicra antl volunteers
aro worked by tic Conutlncs tho same Us
liberty Of thu press shall rolnuln In force until
tho LIST OF August next, unless tho Skuptsclina
shali rrpeal this ordinance before that date.
an ,tla nye, tho art
communities nntii the ~ ol August next, Mli'
lca6 this law Ia repealed betoro that date by the
bkuptsclina. u. Tho temporary Militia law will
remain iu force, with slight changes, until tho
the Russian Benevolent Committee shalt 20
free as long as the said COMMITTEES remain In
ecsvia, or, at least, until the 1st Of August
next
Tho decree y slgned by Milan Obrenoyltach,
fourth rrneo vi Sefya, aud counters1gnctl by tho
Ministers. Should peace be nnlly assured, and tho
2ervians repeal tsclr fliottc 1aws agalnst for
e1gncre, the country would rccGtyo such an iu-
pctus from foreign enterprise aud capital intro
lucel for tho purpose Of Developing the dor.
malt resources Of tho country, tlit no material
cytdoliccs VI the ravagcs OF war would bo visible
after the lnpae OF tivt yeuts Of Intelligent guv-
ernment.s 1t remains to be seen whether the
| Government OF PriDcC Milan wilt continue their
| CAtuese nutcy, Or rrr,eai the stuptd tnacttnanta
against Foreigners that are disgrace to INV
country ip this' enlightened nlnntccnth century.
DosNLsy ruEpANATIoHs 70 1Estsr Ausru1iN N
INVASION.
BELGRADE, Marcl, 4.-The official Newspaper
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