The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-31
Particulars or the Battle.

VI D0ssaN.
BELGRADE, October 30.-Ths particu-
lars of the battle between the Turks and
Servians yesterday, s;ste that the Turks
attacked the heights 81 De Junis. The
Servian artillery, irF,Tated at General
Tchernsyetf's deprecialory manner, re-
fused to fight, and abandoned their posi-
tions despite the efforts of the Russian
officers. A body of Russian volunteers
defended the Heights desperately, half
of their number being killed. The Tur Ks
carried their positions, thus cutting the
Servisn army in two. After the tall of
De Junis, General Tchernsyef with his
staff and part of the army, re.
treated to Ragsnj, but have since
returned to the neighborhood Of
Deligrad. General Hsrvstorich's corps
foug hit some time, but were final COM
pletely beaten and driven back upon
Kruchevatz and Deligrad. Its positions
are now untensble. Last night patrols
went through the streets ot Belgrade,
summoning the sojourning Russian Off
GERS to proceed to the minister Of war,
whence they were dispatched TO the
front. Prince Milan left for the front
TO day, escorted by body OF Russians.
The Prince had q long conference yes
terdsy with NJ. Kurtxot, president OF
the Russian diplomatic agency.
LONDON, October 29.-The Slandard 5
special from Dsligrsd reports that the
Turks captured ten cannon and large
quantity of muskets and ammunition in
the last battle at ID Junis.
The same papers special fiom Bel
grade does not single out the artillery
as the most prominent in the detection
on that occasion, but states that the Ser
visn army, which was reduced TO such a
condition that the men we're
hardly able 10 crawl, openly declared
it would fight no longer and abandoned
its positions en- ndsse Gen. Tehernsyeti
telegraphed Prince Milan imploring him
to come and prevent the army from
crumbling entirely to pieces: The
Prince conferred with NJ. Ksrtaoti
five times during the night II is
impossible to make stand At Cuparils,
at Deligrad, Rajsnj and Parstischin, and
all along the road the widest confusion
prevails. The wounded, the wagons, the
staff and deserters are mixed up in an
execrable mass.
The Circassisns have appeared before
Rsjanj.
The Paris Estetette has report that
military law has been proclaimed in the
Russian districts Of keivs, Odessa. khar-
kow and the Caucasus, where loisi &
for $4,000 troops are being prepared.
LONDON, October 30.-A Belgrade
special to the Telegraph announces that
Prince Milan will take command OF the
army today.
A special from Belgrade to the News
reports tharts one thousand Russians en-
gagged in the last fight at DJunis, seven
hundred were killed.
The Turkish batteries from DJunls
are sbelling the DelIgrad camp. The
Servians are quitting il for safer posi.
tion. Minister Ristcs is left in charge
OF the government at Belgrade. lie is
empowered to treat for peace or for an
armistice, if any opportunity arises II
is thought that he will seize the oppertu..
nifty TO make peace, and thus free the
government from the influence Of Russis.
Prospects Pacific.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, October 30-Gen-
eral Ignatifi, the. Russian envoy, had an
interview with the Sultan on Saturday
and with the Grand Vizier yesterday, and
subsequently the ambassadors OF the SIX
powers had a conference. To-day the
Turkish Ministers held council. The
prevalent impression regarding the situa-
tion is pacific.
LONDON, October 30-A special from
Belgrade says at one o'clock this MORN
ing NJ. Kartzoh, at the request Of Prince
Milan, sent telegram TO LIvi1Ia, asking
that General Ignstief be instructed "
obtain a SIX weeks armstice or in case
he fails that Russia should intervene on
behalf of Servis.
Armistiee Accepted.
A dispatch from Constsntinople says il
is reported that the Porte has accepted
the proposal for two months armistice,
with a proviso that II peace il not con-
cluded within that time the armistice
may be susceptible OF two successive pro-
lon cations of six weeks each. 1t ID
further provided that hostlities cease
throughout Servia, Montenegro, Bosnia
and Herzegovina, and that the foreign
military attaches proceed TO the seat Of
war 10 settle the line ef demsrcatlon be-
tween the opposing forces.
The CircassIan cavalry are burning the
villages near Psratchin and CUpribls.
In Belgrade, after the first eA -i,ement,
the usual spsthy supervened IN conse.
quence of the belief thatsn srmistiCe was
near at hand.
The Armistiee Not settled.
The Vienna correspondent Of the Tine
says the announcement that the srmp-
tice as been settled is premature. The
Porte was only expected 70 give a
tefnite reply on Mordsy. There is no
ground now, nor was there any on Sun
day, 10 believe that the reply
will be fully satisfactory, ard
that the PORE will sccsp.
the Russian proportion. Other powers
have given ADHESION 10 the condition for
the proIong gstion oftbe srnstice propos-
ed by Russia. In land hold. slOof and
the Turks sre thus left without q sup
porter Of their views and a. the
adhesion Of the powers 70 Russian
views in regard 70 the prolongation
of the armistice shows that ptolonga.
tion is really meant, q three months
armistice NAV be expected with tolerablt
certainty. Il is reported that the
admission Of a Turkish representative &c
the Congres. has been suggested with
a view 10 sailsfy England and the sug.
gestion hss beed approved at LiyAdis.
The Belgrade official Journal publisher
an eager appeal 70 Russia for help.
Niiro.GIyeerine Explosion.
ToEoSTO, October 30.-A quantity o
nitro-glycerine ia a magazine situated