New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-04
RENEWED FIGHTING IN sERvIA.
A NEW sErvIAN coMMANDER-rRINcG ALExA

DfRs CIRCULAR TO THE POWERS.
NIsCH, Dec. 3.-An order has been issued by
the Government appointing Colonel Horyatovitch Com
mandern-Chief Of the Servan armies. In official cir
ces 1t is thought that the resumption OF hostesi is
certain, owing to Prince Alexanders refusal OF the
proposed By Scrva 1t is stated that ghtng has
already been resumed.
LONDON, Dec 3.-The Bulgarian Government has
sent another circular letter to the Powers 1t points
out that Servia first declared war that, after reverses,
Bulgarian vaor forced the Scrvians to retire to their
country that despite the armistice agreed to- the
servianscOntinued hostlIties against Wdn. aud that
1t owngo threats made by the Austrian Minister at
Belgrade that Alexander agreed to armstce and in
yted Seryia to appoint delegates to arrange matters
It. asks the Powers to appreciate the fact that the Bull
garans, when victorious, exercised moderation at the
risk of enabling the Seryans to their strength
Meanwhile Bulgaria awaits Servias counter proposals
Prince Alexander gives that he will not try
to influ the Rumeians against the Portes dele
gates but he asks the Powers to persuade the Porte TO
defer action until after the conclusion OF peace with
Seryia
Dispatches from Sophia say that deputaton of officers
from all the Rulnelan companies enc amped Prot.
headed by Colonel Nikoach, was given an audience by
mclIans had freely shed blood in defence OF Bulgaria
and they would never consent to separation Of Ru
melia and Bulgaria Prince Alexander said that he was
ready at all times to defend the union.
IN, Tccraphs s correspondent at ST. Petersburg says
it is stated IN court circles there that two three
army corps concentrating I'm the south OF Russia and
that thr ultimate goal is Bulgaria. Austria Is prepar
ing $4,000 men.
CoN-TANTINOPLE, Dec 3.-The journal TdyM has been
suspended by the Government Tor speaking OF Lord
Saahury's policy a serving the interests of Russia
ATHENS, Dec. 3.-M Deyannls the Greek Prime MIN
.stcr, the expulsion OF VI. Zygomdlis the Greek
Con4ui at Crete with order tor the expulsion OF all
Ottoman cDu>uls from Greece.
PuuLTPuroIts. DEC 3The Turkish delegates have ar
rived IN this city. meeting of citizens WAS held and
tho bishop urged them repudao the proposal to re
store the stS nm ante. The Russian agent was pres
cut and SAID the delegates had preceded Europeau
commissions and thltthe eultan's special commissioners
was coming 10 rcorsanzc the organic statutes. He
watnrd h. hearers that II the commissioner was moi
received Turkish troops woulI enter the country, and
that Russia woulI refuse assistance u the RImel-
JAMS. The meeting, however declined to accept the
conius si9u treat the matter VI restoring the
sgIlo ante. Tie Russian agent then withdrew from
Ic meeting, The meeting aftcrwlrd sent 10 the various
foreign consuls copy OF Il resolution when III SUD
-taucc follows: That the Turkish delegates DC
requested postpone their mission ana depart for their
homes: that the cIeus Of PhilppOpDs only 1cknowl-
ccc sophia, the capital OF Bulgaria as the seat OF gov
eminent that he army OF Eastern kTneld and the
educated classes being absent al the scat OF war the
ci'leuSure unable To treat on such AZ important sub
cct the province, and having sent $1,000 men to the
war they cannot listen to proposal Tor tho restoration
q the stttus uVi.