The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-04
FOREIGN NEWS.


AAO EubGtEu WuCt
New YoRK, October S.-A correspond.
ent at Constaninople telegraphs that the
situation there 10 really critical. From
the iucendiary character OF the articles in
the public prints he thinks It urgent that
an American feet be sent 10 BasphoruS
to protect the lives and property Of Amer.
leans.
THE roRrEs REILLY TO TIE POWERS.
| PARIS, October Sit is stated that the
Porte's reply TO the proposals Of the
powers offers suspension Of hostiltes,
but not an armistice. The Porte does not
grant the autonomy demand for certain
provinces, but promises reform through.
ont the Empire which will render auton-
omy unnecessary. 5'.l+,l 80 - ].
| 81. PErERsBuRe, October sit is Off
cially confirmed that the Seryian govern.
nent will only yield to foreign military
Intervention and will not entertain peace
conditions unless they are first submitted
to Seryia. ~ - ~ IL, y. ,,l, ~. !.
BELGRADE, October S.-The seryian
War Minissryhas ordered the purchase
fet 800 Chassepot rides. = .lsa u
THE PoRTE's FLAN OF REFORM.
CossrANrrsopIE, oat. 3.-The Porte
yesterday communicated to the Ambassa-
dors Of the Powers, the plan Sfreform ap-
plicable To the whole Empire, including
the removal Of all disabilities from
Christians. The plan, which is drawn up 80
as to imply local autonomy for Bo-
snia, Bulgaria and Herzegovina, would be
useless, although II does not formally re.
fuse the autonomy plan Of reform, and
promises the creation OF national Goun-
Gil of 100 members. ,,,.f'.l ss,r
= .s,r .,s., PEACEFUL czAR. l4r ,zs,-
PARIS, October 3.--The Ismpts publish |
es communication from the Russian
Embassy, Of this city, in which 1t is stat
ed that the Car is still in favor Of peace, |
and II Russia should eventually intervene
it would only be with the entire agree
ment Of the Powers, and that Intervention
in any case would be preceded BY q copil
ference. -.-.l,I 80. - ,a. .r'..H
LosDoS, October S.-The Berlin cor
respondent Of the Times comments on the |
excited tone Of the Russian and Hunga. |
rian press. He says Il is interesting to
notice that the organs Of both the Rus
sian and Austrian governments are ex.
changing threots OF war. The Pesther |
Lloyd declares that Austria would have
allies in q conflict. The st. Petersburg
GGlos replies that Russia will not be stop.
ped even IL she had no allies. The tone
Of many of the leading organs of Ger.
many Is strongly opposed to the supposed
ambitious designs Of Russia.
The AAgemetae Zeitaus says that it is
convinced that no German government
will support Russia's selfish designs. I'll
thinks that Russia would recoil from war
il Austria and Turkey accepted her chal-
lenge. A Times correspondent remarks
that this opinion was. very general here
some time ago, but recent events have
somewhat modified it. It isnow thought
that Russia, after her repeated threats Of
war, might, II challenged, deem it incom-
Ipatible with her honor to, remain at
peace.
RUSSIA PUTTING HER RAILROADS NswAR
III TRIM. .r,.
LONDON, October 3.-The Standards
Madrid special says thatit is rumored
that Gen. Campos will replace Jovellar,
rs Captain General Of Cuba. ""i
A special from Vienna, states that the
reply Of Francis Joe, to the letter Of the
Car was handed yesterday to General
Sumarokof, who departed for Liyadia.
The same dipatch says the Ports reply
to the Powers is very grave, for it re-
opens the whole question and strengthens
the opinion Of those who have maintained
that mere persuasion was useless.
a telegram from Belgrade says II Is |
asserted that Russia has ordered her rail-
ways leading 10 Turkey and Roumania to
place sixteen trains daily at her dispose,
and request to the same effect has been
made to the Roumanian railroads.
/ A dispatch to the Daily Netrs reports
that the peasants in the neighborhood Of
Balak are starving. The Turkish gov
ernment demands tho payment Of tithes
on the harvest, and forbids any threshing
until the tithes are paid. f'5.E ''
A Times dispatch from Therapia says
that four murders have been committed
on the property Of Robert Abbott at sa-
lonica. The Primate Of one OF the villages
and his wife were killed, and many other
murders arc reported.
A Times Vienna dispatch says there are !
now 1000 Russian volunteers in Seryia,
including 1900 officers, and 1000 more
volunteers are enlisted. ugs
A special to the Daily Netes, Vienna,
reports that at Cubir, the Roumanian
troops have refused to allow 500 Russian
hotsemen to cross the frontier. -Pesther !
Lloyd, Count Apdrassy's organ, published
warlike article yesterday showing the
necessity for Austria's defending herself
against Russian designs.
The Daily News has letter from Ice.
land which reports that the fishing season
has been failure, the privations Of the
laboring people are great and $500 have
eniprated IN - 1-lrs--s s-ass.'a -,ls