Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-11-27

London, Nov. 27.-The fact that tn
European powers have at last realize
that they were drifting toward Ger
tain conflict tends to relieve the i'm
mediate tension Of the internationa
policy tanQIe into which the Balkar
situation has now developed.
The belief that Great Britain
France and Germany will succeed il
averting the threatened general Eur
opean war has been strengthened
within the last "a hours,
It is now asserted that Austria-H IN
gary is prepared to agree to the cues
tions concerning the future of Alba
MIA. and the desire of Servia for {
port on the Adratic sea being settlec
in connection with all other issues
caused by the Balkan war, as was
recently proposed b. Pemier Asquth
# this change Of the Austro- Hunga
ran attitude should be confirme ed, the
dangerous pressure at present exist
ing viii be removed.
Diplomats declare they see plenty
Of methods Of meeting the require
ments of Servia without seriously in
conveniencing Austria-Hungary or
burying the formula of albania for
the Alhanians.'
Even the occupation of the port Of
Durazzo by the Servian troops will
not necessarily change the interna'
tional situation as it is a long step
from the present occupation to per
maaent retention OF the port by the
Servians, which is a question that
could be settled only by an agree
ment Of the European powers.
The stumbling blocks in the way
of an agreement by the ENJOYS OF
Turkey and Bulgaria, who are now
discussing peace in a parlor car at
the village of Baghtche near the
TchataIja lines, remain very real.
The Turks appear to show little dis
position to submit to onerous terms.
The negotiations are likely to con-
l'f'tfS 'oi o' >'"| -
The report is circulating in Sofia
that Turkey desires to enter the Bal
kan confederation. It is asserted
that she has already made certain ad-
vances in this direction, in the way
of proposals to the allied Balkan
states.
The Montenegrin's have withdrawn
from the Adriatic seaport Of San Go-
vann di Medua and the entire Mon
teneern forces are now massed be-
fore the besieged Turkish city OF Sou
tari, according to a special dispatch
received here today from CONSTANT
nopIe.
Paris, Nov. 27.-Austria has decided
to send a squadron to Durazzo. on the
Adriatic Sea, before it is permanently
occupied by Servia, according to
Berlin dispatch to La Liberte. She
also will make military demonstra-
ton toward Belgrade. The dispatch
saws that the uncomp promising attitude
OF Austria. has stiffened since yes
terday.
Vienna, Nov 27.-lImperor Franz
Josef today held a series of import
ant audiences at Schoenbrunn palace.
He received successfully Archduke
Franz Ferdinand, the heir to the
throne: the chief of the general stat
of the army, the minister of war and
finally foreign Minister Berchtold and
the Hungarian minister of national
defense. The first and the last audi
enccs were each over an hour in dI-
ration.
Belgrade. Nov. 27.-The withdraW ~
al of the Servan troops from the field
Of operations in Turkey is demanded
by the newspapers here so they may
be available to defend the Serviah
frontiers against attack.
COnstantinople. Nov. 21,-Skepti-
cism still prevails here in regard to,
an understanding between Turkey
and Bulgaria Today's meeting OF
the Turkish and Bulgarian delega-
tes at the village of Baghtche is not
expected to 90 beyond a preliminary
review of the conditions of a possible
armistice.
1t is not improbable that the dis
cussion will last several days. The
PRINCIPAL Turkish plenipotentiary,
Osman Miami Pasha, Turkish am
bassador at Berlin. indeed, arrived
only today, as he broke journey both
a. Vienna and Bucharest and had in
;erviews with Count Berchthold. Aus
foreign minister, and
King Charles of Rumania Import
ance is attached to these diplomatic
as it is believed they
will have bearings on negotiations at
Baghtche.
Paris. Nov, 27.--The French min
ister of war issued statement today
declaring that the report of the mobi
li1ation of the French army ON the
eastern frontier and elsewhere was
utterly unfounded.
The calling out of the reseryists in