Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-23
TURKEY READY TO FIGHT.
ROUMELIA's LOSS NOT TO BE
SUBMITTED TO TAMELY.

PHILIPPoPoLIs, Sept. 22.-Gen. Dra-
golski, commander of the Roumelian mill
tia, has been arrested.
THE STOCK MARKET FLAT.
LONDON, Sept. 22.--The market for for
eign securities at the Stock Exchange to-
day was fiat. A rumor was afloat that
the Turkish army is being modified for
immediate service in Roumetia. There
was an important decline in Russian and
other bonds this afternoon. The uneasi-
ness on the Stock Exchange was increas-
ing at O'Clock.
The Standards correspondent at Vienna
states that in an interview the Austrian
under foreign secretary assured him that
Austria had no intention OF annexing
Bosnia and Herzegovina, as had recently
been published. Emperor Francis
Joseph's visit to Bosnia, the secretary
said, had no connection with recent
events in ROumelia. Austria desires the
Roumelian rebellion quelled. Communi-
cations are now passing between the sig
natory powers TO the treaty of Berlin and
1t is hoped that they will result in
speedy settlement of the Roumelian diff
Guilty.
RALLY AT THE CLOSE.
The market rallied towards the close
owing to the absence of news confirming
| the alarmist rumoTs freely set atioat dur
| ing the morning hours. American rail-
way securities closed lower on account
of the belief being general among the
operators that the contemplated advance
| in trunk line rates In the United States
would be postponed. Reports from the
| bOurses on the continent show wildly
| fuctuating prices IN all the various rail-
way stocks and international securities,
| caused by rumors OF the moDillZlng or
armies. The closing quotations, however,
| indicate a calmer feeling, with slight
rise in prices, owing to repurchases.
TURKS AND ALBANIANs.
Severe fighting has occurred between
Turks and Albanians at DjakOva. Both
sides lost heavily.
There is an increasing belief in dtplo-
matte circles on the continent that a con-
ference of the powers will be convened
for the purpose Of settling the ROumelian
affair.
Servian bonds declined points on the
| Berlin bourse to-day.
MACEDoNIA's UPHEAVAL.
BELGRADE, Sept. 22.-The Servian
army is being mobIlized, and troops are
being sent to protect the Southern from
tier bordering on Macedonia and Albania.
Fears are entertained of a rising in both
of the latter places, and grave troubles
are anticipated in the event OF such an
occurrence. 1t is stated that King Milan,
| in an interview with a number OF diplo-
matsts, stated that IL the Macedonians
rose in revolt against Turkish rule he
must act with them, as otherwise he
would be deposed.
MILAN GREETED WITH CHEERS.
BELGRADE, Sept. pa large and en-
thuslastic crowd, including many stu
i I.r~ ,asa1 Il nf no
depot, on his return from Vienna. Cries
of Forward, all Serviansv greeted King
Milan on all sides. The first summons
issued to-day mObiliZes 10000 troops.
The inhabitants have demanded that all
Servia and Macedonia be protected. The
Scuptschina has been convoked to con-
voked to consider the important ques-
tions arising out of the disturbed cOndi-
ton of affairs in the Balkans, and the
liberty OF the press has been temporarily
curtailed.
The Albanians and Djakovo Servians
are rising in rebellion.
A dispatch from Vienna says that the
rumor that Austria is mobilizing her
army is untrue.
LEVY FOR THE ARMY.
SOPHIA. Sept pa levy of all able
bodied men in Bulgaria, between the
ages of 1S and 40, has been ordered.
ALExANDER's ARRIVAL AT Philippe
POLLS.
Prince Cantacvzeene, Russian, has
resigned his position as Minister Of War.
FL FiltbO states that M. Sorykine, the
Russian Consul at Philippopolis, was the
only foreign representative present at the
railway station 10 welcome Prince
Alexander upon his arrival there. The
inhabitants OF ofPhilippOpolis are holding
iete in honor of the Prince, and much en-
thusiasm prevails.
REFERRED TO THE POWERS.
VIENNA, Sept. 22.-Dte F'remdenbiqtt,
in an editorial to-day, says that Bulgaria
refers the settlement Of the Roumelian
difficulty to the European powers, and IL
counsels Turkey to act with moderation.
Frequent Cabinet cOunsels have been
held to-day regarding the affairs in the
East. The Reichsrath has assembled,
and Emperor Francis Joseph will address
its members on Saturday next.
Die Political Correspondence says that
Prince Alexander, Of Bulgaria, has sent
dispatches to the signatory powers Of the
Berlin treaty, explaining his action in
regard to Roumelia.
1t is stated that Prince Alexander has
expressed an intention Of reconciling him
self as far as pOssible with the agents OF
the Sultan. The Prince is reported with
that view 70 be negotiating directly
with the Sultan.
GERMAN OPPOSITION.
BERLIN, Sept. 22.-The North German
Gazette to-day, reverting 10 the rebellion
in Rounelia, emphasizes the illegality Of
the revolution, and says that union Of
Roumelia and Bulgaria Is a purely airy
structure, lacking foundation in interna-
tlonal law.
AUsTRIA's ARMY BEING MoBILIZED.
PARIS, Sept. 22.--It IL rumored here
that owing 70 the excited state OF affairs
in the Balkan States the Austrian army is
being modified.
TURKEY WILL FIGHT.
CoNsTANTINOPLE Sept. 22.-An Off.
cial communication published In La T'ur-
Qute states that events IN R0umelia neces-
eitate the Intervention OF the Porte
Turkey, II says, will accomplish her duty
and suppress the revolt acting with firm
ness, but exercising moderation. II Is re-
ported that Turkey has decided 10 fight
for the restoration Of the status quo In
Roumelia.
The Turkish Third Army corps in Anato-
liza has been modified. The officers Of
the AdrianOple railway have been ordered
10 prepare for the transportation Of
troops. All other traffic on the road will
be stopped.
GREEcE's FINGER IN THE PIE.
ATHENS. Sept. 22.-The Prime Minister,