PROSPECTS OF PEACE

Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14507, 8 November 1912, Page 7

PROSPECTS OF PEACE

'"■- AUSTRIA'S ATTITUDE.

{ ; . A CANDID TURK. 'i ' (Received November Sth, 12.25 a.m.) f. . ' BUDAPESTH, November 7. *. '.." le Emperor, addressing the delega- •&' ,™ a »» said that at a fitting moment tho *? ment would bo ready to act with ■:-;' ™° lowers in restoring peace. ;;. The Foreign Affairs Committee is dis- ,"",-\ the situation. Speakers sagl Sestet tho possibility of an internaf . tonal arrangement to permit common L" '•a of Balkan railways and harbours to . *o«t tho commercial needs of the vari- & " «».Hi-terlind»,

VIENNA, November 1Hilmi Pa9ha is urging Austria to influence the Powers for peace- In an interview ho said the situation ■-*■ Turkey was hopeless, duo to tho unpreparcdnesa with which war was undertaken. The mobilisation had been badly carried out. and tho Government had been hampered by tho Tripolitan war. The "Tageblatt" publishes an interview with King Nicholas of Montenegro. Ho declared that th c Allies would settle affairs alono, but their victories would not mako them forget to accemmodato their wishes to tho general European situation. REARGUAUD ACTIONS. HEAVY LOSSES~AT PERAI AND TCHORLU. (Received November 7th, 10.10 p.m.) SOFIA, November 7. Reports of rearguard actions ore to hand from Serai and Tchorlu. The losses on both sides are more severe than at Luleh Burgas. (Received November 7th, 11.35 p.m.) SOFIA, November 7. For hours the verdict at Serai and Tchoriu hung in tho balance, the fortunes of tho combatants continually wavering. The position of the Bulgarians for a time was hazardous.