The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-17
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PARIS, October l6.-Le Temps pub
fishes h summary which it believes to be
accurate, of Prince Gortschakotfs circu-
lar to Russian representatives abroad, in
reply to Turkey offer of six months
armistice The Prince points out that
no durable peace could proceed from the
Turkish proposal. ServIa and Monte.
negro could not be expected to remain so
long in critical cond ton. He concludes
with the statement that Russia is disposed
10 insist upon an armistice of month or
six weeks which might be entended if
the progress of the negotiations rendered
it necessary.
The Times Paris correspondent points
to the fact that this is the first time
RUSSIA has clearly accepted the solidarity
with Servis and Montenegro. In ad-
dressing them to reject the Turkish pro
position, she has accepted the response
bility of such refusal.
War Notes.
LONDON. October l6.-A special from
Belgrade says, it is generally believed
here and In Belgrade, that the Turks
will break through the line of the Drina,
upon which they have been continually
making attacks during the last few
days.
Yesterday the Turks attacked the Ser
vian position at Juborga. For six hours
the attack was repulsed by the Ser
vians The Servian General Novassi-
zotf, has telegraphed to the head quarters
announcing that battle Is impending
at .Javor, aRd an srmistice .is considered
impossible.
Greece 10 Prepare for War.
PARIS, October ia Vienna CORES
pordent reports that the King OF the
Helenes, in conversation with Count
Andrassy, declared that while he desired
peace he felt compelled to put the army
ot Greece on war footing, IN view OF the
critical state of affairs.
Feeling Against Russia.
LosDOS, October lG "A special from
Constsntinople says: There is great un-
essiaess here, snd hut little hope of avert
Ing war. The popular feeling against
Russia is very bitter. Some warlike
demonstration Is expected on the occasion
of the bsiram, which is the great annual
Turkish festival, and begins this day
week. The Turks now talk calmly Of
their determination to fight Russia sim
gle-hsnded. They claim that they will
have all the money necessary to carry on
the campaign.
The ItLegrGphs Vienna correspondent
saws it is believed that the Gar favors
pesce. but it is known that the Empress
and Czarowitch are strong Y allied with
tae national party and are exerting their
efforts to further their projects.
A Vienna correspondent OF the Stan
dard teegraphs that Austria has in-
formed Seryia and Montenegro of her
acceptance OF the Turkish proposal for
q long armistice.
A Times special from Belgrade says
that the government states that 1900
Cossscks arrived at kladova last week,
bringing 700 horses, and marched TO
Deligrsd 1000 more were expected 70
arrive yesterday. The Russian gov
ernment Is concentrating troops in
Caucasus. The influx of Russians is SIS
suming more serious proportions. Many
arrive IN uniforms with arms. The
advent Of 500 day is not unusual.
Russian Financial Trouble.
LONDON, October ia special 10 the
Times from Berlin says that alter spend
ing 10000, 900 roubles in the last three
months in trying 10 MAINTAIN the nomt-
nal value of paper currency, the 81.
Petersburg National Bank has avowed
It's inability to proceed with the opera
ton, and declares that bills will no longer
b. paid in gold. II is believed that the
Russian government is trying to obtain
loan in Holland.