The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-27

who have been tobldden by the police to
make contemplated torchlight demon.
stration in honor OF the Turkish Consul,
have determined to disregard the prohi.
bition. No conflict however, is appre-
hended..
CONTROVERSIAL.
BERLIN, October GA controversy
has arisen between the German and Aus.
trian newspapers in consequence'ot the
Iatters' criticisms on Germauy's attitude.
The National Zeitung to-day, replying TO
an article in the Pts.her Lloyd says that
the attitude Of the Hungarian press only
tends to confirm Germany's cautious
reserve and TO justify its expediency.
WANTS REINFORCEMENT.
BELGRADE, October 26.,-Gen. Novose-
loft has asked for reinforcements for the
Servian army Of the Iber, and Col. Becker
has been ordered there with fresh troops.
An official bulletin states that the Turks
on Tuesday made desperate attempt TO
break Gen. Novoseloh's lines, but were
repulsed with great slaughter.
ADDRESS OF THE RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR.
CoNsrAETINoPLE, October 2G.-The
Phara In BosphOre publishes text Of the
speech delivered by Gen. IgnatieG, the
Russian Ambassador on presenting his
credentials to the Sultan.
Gen. Ignatieff said: "The Car under
stood the difficulties OF the situation and
although he did not dissimulats his sym
pathy for Turkeys slavanic subjects.
He trusted that the existing difficulties
would be removed SO that the Sultan might
improve the condition OF his subjects" =
The Sultan replied in similarly CON
ciliatory strain, he hoped the Car would
contribute towards facilitating the re-
forms.
Correspondence Of the North German
Gazette from st. Petersburg denies the
most alarming reports such as those OF
the concentration OF large forces on the
Turkish frontier and calling out Of the
reserves.
The writer says the army is not yet on
war footing and only preliminary
measures taken so that in case OF need a
considerable army could be in readiness
without delay.
LONDON, October 27.-The Times cor.
respondent at Belgrade says the depres-
sion here still continues. / can't help
thinking that we are at the beginning OF
the end. II the Russian -Servian army il
left unassisted the Turks will aasuredly
reach Belgrade, they are advancing slow
ly and irrcsistably. However unless an
armistice is concluded General Tcher-
nayeF will certainly fight TO the last.
There is scarcely any reason TO doubt that
the Servian government has lost all con-
troll over Tchernayef, who is copletely At
variance with the Minister Of War. With
regard to the rumors OF = crisis, the
correspondent says: 1t is doubtless the
Ministers would gladly resign, il the
Prince would accept their resignation,
and il they could get others 10 replace
them, but these difficulties make a change
OF ministry impossible. It is generally
expected here that Servfa will
be n created kingdom, but this anticipa-
ton only increases the growing dread of
Russian patronage among all classes Of
Servians. Only thirty Russians arrived
yesterday.
The Tina correspondent with the Turk
ish army telegraphs from Nisch, October
%, that the Seryians on the 2Ist evacuated
Koonik, after partly destroying the
place. The Turks now hold the town,
and have found valuable booty there.
A Times Vienna special announces that
Prince Ghika has arrived there and goes
to England, which power his mission
mainly concerns. What l hear confirms
the impression that Roumania is still
hesitating.
A Vienna correspondent OF the Tines
confirms the capture OF DJunis by the
Turks. He gives a circumstantial mar
rntive Of the i've days struggle, from the
10Th 10 the 23d, inclusive, and says it was
unquestionably the greatest success dur
ing th campaign. In consequence Of their
defeat the main part Of the Servain army
has Withdrawn TO Delegrad, but part,
at least, OF Howatovitch's forces has been
cut of in the direction OF Kruzevaz,
whence il can, however, retreat by Ser.
Wan Morava to Skate.
1t is not known whether the Servians
will hold on to the left bank Of the Mora
Va, but this seems immaterial. They can
not make a stand there as they would be
liable to be cut of from the river and
forced into the angle formed by the con.
tluence Of the two branches OF the MorS.
va. Unless an armistice Is concluded,
the Servians must move back their de-
iensive line from Alexinatz and Deligrad
to Paratkin and Cupriia, which would
open Moraya Valley with all ia resources
to the Turks.
A dispatch TO the TTme dated Berlin
2Gth says there is reason to believe that
Russia, being herself averse to war, ia
endeavoriug 10 induce Greece and Ro-
mania to take the field. They, however,,
hesitate.
END OF THE CAMPAIGN.
LONDON, October GA Standard spe.
cial from Ragusa Gays the complete fall
ure Of Dervish PaShAs recent attack ON
the southern frontier Of Montenegro ends
the campaign for this year, as the winter
season has commenced. Moukhtar Pasha
will shortly withdraw to Trebinie, The
plain around Trebinie Is completely food
ed. Dervish Paahas army is thoroughly