Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-28
FIGHT ATADRIAN0PLE.
pot-uELTANS KILLED AND
% 800 MADE PRISONERS.

4.r Urges Moderation on the
-.,,,oian Frontier -fhe Powers EX-
-, "a Leave Things as They Are,
p.t5r5 Tribute is Paid to Turkey.
IoxnoN. sept. 27.-Srecker Pasha, a
., .,-...,o ofIicer, has been appointed chief
", s.r Of the Turkish army corps at
,1rnuopls. said Pasha, the new
r..Ii.h Minister of Foreign Affairs, who
.... ,ntu recently Turkish Ambassador
..csronny. before leaving Berlin had an
-,io,v with Prince Bismarck, OBJ
..5,e5 from him an assurance Of Ger
80 sppport in the settlement of the
,,.f,..ian difficulty. The Roumelian
I pnlgarian PaTliaments have sent
.l'cr,r1s and addresses to the Gar of
p4..ia entreatipg MIN to protect the
tbeuowers have agreed that the Rou-
,,a,isr c0userence shall be held at Pera.
ABATTLE REPORTED.
Advices from Bucharest report that
s.,ttin0 occurred on Friday near Adrian
asia and that during the engagement
,birt, Roumelians were killed and three
hundred wounded.
g'nn Russian commander Of the arsenal
m Rustcbeck recently permitted ship
Islen with arms and ammunition to sail
fr0m that port ostensibly to Antwerp, but
really TO Bourgas.
TURKISH LOSSES IN ALBANIA.
Tba Turkish losses in ten days fighting
at Deyakya were 200 men. The Albians
lost l.0J killed.
CONSIDERED AN ENGLISH DEFEAT.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Sept. 27.-Tbe Eng
U.b eoyemmentis considered here to have
sustained defeat in the formation of the
new Turkish ministry. Said Pasha, the
Turkish Foreign Minister, is known to
symDathize with Russia. The govern
reut journals here are rejoicing over the
lew aspect OF affairs.
UN FAIT ACCOMPLI.
CONsrANTINOPLE. Sept. 27.-While all
the powers have notified the Porte that
they denOunCe the recent Bulgarian ac-
ton. itis believed that it will certainly be
confirmed as un fait accompli, provided
Prince A lexauder continues to pay regular
tribute TO Turkey. Sir Henry Drum
mond Wolf will hasten his depaI ture for
Egypt because of the fact that his delay
at COnstantinople will embarrAss the
Porte aud postpone a settlement Of Egyp-
tian affairs until the Roumeiian troubles
are settled.
ARRESTED BY ALEXANDER.
Mai. Trotter, military attaehe of the
British Legation here, and Mr.. Fawcett,
the English Consul General, have re-
turned here from ROumelia. They mar
rate that on their arrival at PhilippOpolis
they were arrested. After hav-
INK an interview with Prince
Alexander they were blindfolded,
escorted to the frontier and lett in an open
deld at Eightisll in a carriage. They
wandered about for several hours and fl
nely reached the tent of pasha who
treated them well and forwarded them to
COnstantinOple.
ALEXANDER ORDERS MODERATION.
PHTLIPPOPOLIs, Sept. 27--Agitation in
favor of Macedonia is stringently forbid
den and offenders are fined by court mar
ud. The officials on the frontier have
been instructed to preserve order and to
prevent acts of prOvOcation on the
part Of the people. Prince Alexander
visited the Mosque here and gave the
Officiating priest permission to offer
payer for the Sultan. The Prince as
sured the Mussulmans that their rights
would be protected. He left amid bless
lngs. Warlike preparations are being
made with unabated zeal.