Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-24

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vtAns IN Full Retreat.

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vtaas In Full Retreat.
A. ATTACK on sIIyyrTzA EXPECTED.
BEIGgApx- Nov. z3.-Othcial reports
saw that Kins Milsn has br0aaht his
| main force into operation With the Dripa
/ and Morsvs divisions, and that decl-
| slve attack on elivnItza is imminent. 1t
| IL also stated that II King Milan 10 VIC
/ torious he will agree to an armistice so
az to allow a cot fereRce OF the posers.
~rDDS BoMBAEpEp.
LONDON, Ssv. "a telegram from
| Sofa says th - the Servisrs bonlbarded
| widdin and that the CITY ia On fire.
TIE bombsrdment Of Widdin con-
| timed for an hour without any decisive
result. The B1lgsrians replied vigor-
oasly 70 the Servian fire.
ALExAxDER TO HIS FATHER
DARxsrApr, N.v. 3.-Prince Alexsn-
der has sent dispatch to his father
saying, " We fought ali sunday and
spent the night on Draeomsn Heights,
which We carried by storm. The tight
ing continues today in the direction Of
Tsarlbrod.n
ONLY WHEN n sEgyTAS TERRITORY.
CoSsTASTrSoPLE, Nov. g -Prince Al
exander has requested that the Porte
POSTPONE sending a commissioner to
Eastern RouDelis until the termination
Of the war. He says that as soldier
be can only propose an arnistice when
within Servisu territory.
AT THE FRONT.
A dispatch to the Standard from So
Ieuci. opposite Slivnitzs, dated O'Clock
Monday IA )rnine, states that King Mi
ian aud Premier GarchiRI had arrived
at hea.qu arters. The Sefv.an army
was drawn up facing tie enemy and
was preparing for final attempt TO
break through and fore it's gay to SOFIA.
GOOD ADVICE
LONDON, Nov. IA disp ltch from
Vienna to the Tunes says that Russia
and England have induced the Porte
to dispatch a nots to Servla tomorrow
cosnseling King Milan to stop the war.
UNRELIABLE REPORTS.
The Servian war reports are unrelia-
BILE. All eorresp 1ndants are excluded
from the Seryian lines, except two Aus
TRAN correspondents whose dispatches
ars eoos ed"
The sRRyIASs IN FULL RETREAT.
LONDON. Nov. "A dispatch from
Belgrade to the Daily Telegraph, says:
The Servians have evacuated all the
positions hitherto occupied by them.
Draeomsn, Bresnik, Perkiik and Tzvar
are in the hands of the Bnigarians. The
Servisns are still retiring. Ii 10 stated
that the Bulgarian cavalry have occa-
pied Tsaribrod." -
EXPLAINING THE RETREAT.
BELGRADE, Nov 4--KinQ Milan was
forced to retreat by the failure of the
service. He will remain
on duty at the frontier until the ar
rival of General Lsspjsnin's division
and the reserves. Wounded soldiers
have been arriving continually since |
Sunday morning. Every available |
vehicle is utilized for transportation |
purposes.
NO MENTION OF IT.
Belgrade dispatch dated Monday |
evening says that yesterdays dispatch |
from Prot makes no mention of the |
having Tsaribrod.
THE SITUATION REVIEWED.
LONDON, Nov. 23.-So far as can be /
judged from the conflicting kilograms,
The situation at the seat of war ia as |
follows: Prince Alexander has held at |
bay the Moraya and Shumla divisions,
which were advancing via RadomIr. and
prevented them from joining the Drina
and Danube divisions. He has driven
he latter back from DraQoman. The
Morava and Shumla divisions still hold
heir positions, and are probably COM
handed by King Milan. The people of
Belgrade are anxious as to how the Ser
'ians will escape defeat. The Servian
,everses are attributed to the plumbers
made by the favsrites Of King Milan,
Who are in command.