, 1880-09-17
nfontcncgrin Matters Taken iii
Charge by. tho InLernn.
ttOnnl Fleet.
The United States to Mediate Be.
tween tho South American
Combatants.
Negotiations Between the Chinese anil
nussian Governments Now Pro.
crossing Smoothly.
An Immense 1noreaao Noted IN tho Value
Of French Imports aud Exports.



THE aiOSTENEGHlN QUESTION.
LONDON, Sepl. lH.-A Col,stantinoplo dis
match s;1ys: "Ihp late Cabinet wished Turkey
to yield OIL the Montcnegrin question, alld thu
Sultan consented. TlicreupO1l, Said PAs,n,
ly means OF Ills great influence III tic pnfucc,
frightened the Snltan into resistance 10
Eurnpe. Tho Sultnn Is now surrounded by
n cIlque who nre utterly Ignorant If EltrO-
pcun politics. 1siza I'nsfla 1n.s resigned,
having refused to play double Eanle."
This dispatch, when first sent, WIS stopped
by tho censorship.
VIENNA, Sept. 1G.-Tho Political Corrc-
suondeacc says: 1.-THE Powers, before be-
ginning action OIL the MUntcncgrin question,
signed protocol pletlging themselves not 10
act for tho furthcrulce of their Individual
luterestS.'
vtCE-A1'stI1sAL SEYMOUR
KAousA, Supt. 10.-Sir Frederick +. Sey-
mour, British Vice-Atmirnl, will assllInp
supreme command of tho international fleet
del'n!''stratioi,. % Hin t,|spa!ei.yessei ileiicon
has ileen sent TO recoillloltrc the waters Ut
Dulctgno. .
TIE LAST JOINT NOTE.
KoME. Sept. 10.--Tlse Dtrttto states that the
tlle Porte to-day. 1t Insists upol. the sur
render. Of the tefrItory mentioned III the Joint
note Ut Aug. 3, except uinescl! aud Gyu1n.
TURKISH COUNCIL
LoSnoS, Sept. 1o.-A Censsantsnople cor
Iespondcnt slys II Is statSdon gool aut hortty
Presidency Of the Sultan, today Said 1'asfia
urged the Imperative necessity Or surrendr1-
InE DulcignO ut my cost:
yhs ln!,erlas yacht lzzetltn, with three
n[tS-dt-talilp Of the Su ltAn OIL b0nrd, sailed
lrnce tt,-tlny for Selta,l.
uniEF ANN TO THE POINT.
LONDON, Sept. III, "A disputcl frnn Vienna
says the Joint note to tic Forte II yGry brief,
Jtnosities the Porte that tho combined fleet
will NOW take action III the 1Iontcnegrtn
matter.
PROPOSED nEcoSNorsAScE.
LONDON, Sept. 16.--A Times correspondent
at the MuntcI,egrin headquarters, Sept. III,
tetegrnphs: pojo petr0slclI, tile AIoi,tcne-
grln commander, will mnke q reconnaissance
to-day towards the Albanian position ut
NaE,rn. The tcnlechtrAis0nOf Of the lAIbaIlnn3
vt Sagnrn renders Monteilegrin advance
impossible.
NAVAL w!slsSISG.
4 dispatch to tho It,acs, dated Grnynso.
10TH. says: At u conference Of the AtlnfrAls
the foreign Collsuls ut Seutarl and DuIcigno
IL remove their families to n plnCc ut safety
When this Is t'onc, The nrs.efs under which
the ,coMbincd Squadrotls nrc acting will be
carried out.
1t Is rum0re1 ut llagusl that Rtza pasI,n
has been assasinated alul that lighting las
BEGUN. 1t Is known tlat the M0nteIlEKrin
COMMANDER intended to reconnoIter
the Albanian position yesterday frhursdayl.
USCDSFINstED,
Tho news from nugusa TINT islza paslla
has been '!ssas!nated By the Alhalltul,s. anil
INIT lighting has begun near Tlssl, tliungll
apparently trilv, requires confirmation. NOi,c
nf the telcgrans from other polnts mention
This ncWg.
l1.OCKADE NECosfAIENDEp.
The Times correspondent at Ragasa says;
II am III 4 position to stute uilt certain
representatives Of the Powers here have
teconlnlunt!ed the blockade Ut the Dar,lts.
1elles by the 1illssiall iieet and OF tho Bog
allorus By tho combined squadron.