New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-27
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after a long consultation with Sir Ed
ward Grey on Saturday night.
No Goodwood for Hing George.

ward Grey on Saturday night.
No Goodwood for King George.
The King has cancelled his visits 20
the Goodwood races and TO the Cowes
regatta and will remain in London all
next week. He gave an audience TO
Sir Edward Grey last evening, but it
is understood that the Foreign Sec
rotary limited himself to informing
his majesty Of the facts of the sit
uation without foreshadowing what
steps the government purposes to take.
These steps will be finally decided
upon al to-days Cabinet meeting.
Sir A. Nicolson, Permanent Under
Secretary at the Foreign Once, visited
the Russian and Austrian embassies
Yesterday and received call from the
German Ambassador.
The rumor comes from St. Peters
burg that King George has written to
the German Emperor pleading for
peace, but the story is not credited
here.
The morning newspapers urge Sir
Edward Grey TO mediate in the Austro-
Servian situation with a view to avert
ing war Some Of the newspapers sug
gest the formation Of an ambassadorial
conference. as was done during the last
Balkan war. with view TO settling the
controversy.
"Tho Times" in an editorial says il
considers that in view Of the modera-
ton of Servia's reply the way to a
peaceful settlement ought TO stand
open. The correspondent at ST. Peters
hurv Of "The Times" SAWS:
Russian diplomacy has noted to-day
certain indications Of unwillingness on
the part Of all the powers, including
Austria. 10 20 TO war IL II can possibly
be sverted."
The Austrian Ambassador isued an
official notice yesterday stating that
the Austrian government h S ordered
partial mobilization Of the army. and
calling on all Austrians in Great Brit
- ain. liable 20 service, 10 present them
serves az the consulate, where they will
receive travelling expenses home.
The notice says: Amnesty will be
x,ended 10 all descrters and eva1crs
of military service who return volun-
taTiiy."
A semlin despatch TO London news
agency says that after the removal OF
the Servisn court from Belgrade al
me business houses tnuI GOWN HnC
there was a regular exodus OF familie,
in overloaded conveyances. Belgrad,
presented picture Of the greatest con
fusion. A panic broke out among thu
inhabitants on rumors Of the immincn
entry Of the Austrians and the BON
bsrdment Of the town.
Toward nightfall the mob from tn
outskirts attempted 70 pllaYe thu
houses. Troops fired volley, dispers
ing them. Crave excuses also DC
cured in the northern quarter OF tn
city.
The Belgrade garrison .yesterda'
completed the evacuation OF the city
only force designed 10 cover j,
movements remaining behind. III
Seryisn authorities are concentrating
large bodice Of troops in the neiShbor
hood o. Semendria.
Austrian Viewpoint Stated.
"rn It's determination 20 clear up =
,itUAtion which has became Unbear'
sble," said ar official Of the Austrian
embassy yesterday, "the Austrian
government must once for all crush
ibe agitation against the integrity OF
AustrO. Hungarian territory, which "a
being organized in Servia whether BY
the government or not, does not matter
and which IL respoDsIble for the at
rnosphere which resulted in the tragedy
~ SsrsJcy0.
"Austrls does not want war but the