The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-30
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.

from running away.
AN UNSATISFACTORY REPLY.
vienna, October 2S.-Prince Aver
sperg's reply in the Reichsrath yesterday
TO the interpretations on the Eastern
question, is not satisfactory. There will
probably be an animated debate on the
subject.
LIKELY TO De ADJUSTED.
BELGRADE, October 2s.-The serviar
Cabinet difficulty is in fair way Of be
ing settled. It Is probable that Nicolish
will consent to retain the portfolio oi
the Minister OF War.
A telegram from the Minister Of the
Interior at Deligrad to Prime Minister
Risties, in reply 10 an inquiry, says the
Turks have not taken Djanis.
WHAT RUSSIA DEMANDS.
LONDON, October 2s.-The article pub
lished in an official form in this mornings
Poa, explanatory Of the latest phaze Of
the negotiations on the Eastern question,
a portion Of which was sent TO the United
States, also says: II an armistice is
agreed upon, then comes the question OF
conference. Russia objects to Turkish
participation therein. II may be assum.
ed that this refers solely 10 the position
OF power deliberatiug on its own case.
Obviously il six powers meet to discuss
recommendations to be made 10 q seventh,
there is something anomalous in giving
the latter the casting vote in their de-
cions, but it is impossible 10 consent for
moment to the exclusion OF Tur.
key from the European system, OF
which, in virtue OF the treaty Of Paris
she forms a part. 1t ought TO be practi-
cable to find a way SO representative
Of the Porte may sit in conference so as
to obviate this difficulty. Before con-
ference is summoned the questions Of its
basis and objects which might occasion
prOtracted and dangerous debate, should,
by unanimous agreement, be reduced to
simplest term, which may be stated thus:
The basis OF the conference is the main
tainance Of the independence andintegrity
Of the Ottoman Empire. The object is
the anelioration Of the condition OF
christian subjects OF Sultan. This basis
could not alarm Turkey regarding her
sovereign rights. This object is the one
which Russia profiered alone to have in
view. We have foundation for the hope
that the solution here ioreshadowed
may be happily effected. The Poll Mall
Gazette takes quite hopeful view OF the
peace prospects.
COUNCIL EXTRAORDINARY OF MINISTERS.
CoNsrANrrNoPLE, October 2s.-An ex.
traordinary Council OF Ministers was held
Thursday 10 consider the armistice ques-
tion. The German, Russian, Austrian
and Italian ambassadors conferred to-
gether.
DERvIsH PAsHA wrTHDRAws FROM THE
CONFLICT.
RAdusA, October 2S.-Dervish Pasha
has Withdrawn from Padgaritza to Gren-
dy district, in the rear OF Palatka. The
surrender Of MEDIUM to the Montenegrins
has produced 4 strong impression in Al.
bana. The Montenegrins have liberated
the Albanian prisoners taken during the
the recent fighting.
THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE Is uSsHAKESs
LONDON, October 3O.-A telegram from
Paris says that private advices from
Constantinople represent that the French
and German Ambassadors have received
instructions to support the proposals for
q six months armistice..
A special from Berlin to the Russian
organ LeHodorf at Brussels, declares that
the triple alliance cannot be shaken,
and adds that in the event Of conference
Russia will energetically uphold therein
the programme Of pacifcation originated
by England.
THE sERvIAN POSITION.
A Belgrade special reports that Gen.
Tchernayef has ordered the inhabitants
to evacuate Deligrad. An eye witness
Just arrived from Deligrad, describes the
position Of Tchernayefi7s army as follows:
The centre, under Depreyvatovich; occu-
pies the Heights Of D'Junis; the right,
under Horvatrich, is behind Schlieyova-
ter, and the left, under Papovich, occu-
pies Alexinates. On the whole the Servian
army is in precarious poiition.
LONDON, October 30.-A special from
Nisch, dated the 2Sth, reports that all
operations on the part Of the Turks have
been stopped since Monday. The rain
prevents the troops from marching.
A Belgrade special says that Tcher-
nayeff fell from his horse and is confined
to his bed. He seems to be apprehensive
OF disaster, and has warned the inhabi.
tants Of all the villages in the rear Of
Deligrad to leave. The state Of the Ser.
vian army is indescricribably distressing.
No force has undergone such suffering
since the retreat from Moscow.
A Berlin correspondent Of the Times
telegrapha that Gen. Iguateff at a private
audience has informed the Sultan that II
the armistice were accorded Russia would
be content to submit the question Of au'
tonomy to a conference Of the Powers.
The correspondent remarks that Russia
certainly wants to exclude Turkey from
the conference, but as Austria is likely to
persist in opposing any conference at all
this part Of RusSias proposals will prob
ably not much embarrass Turkey.
4 Times Belgrade special confirms the
report that Gen. Tchernayef has been
disabled. 1t points to the orders for
non.combatants to leave Deligrad and the
neighborhood as exceedingly significant.
K Times dispatch from Vienna ex-
plaius the contradictions concerning
The capture Of Djunis. 1t says that
the position at Djunis consists Of a
series OF entertainments along the Djunis,
the KEY of which is two large redoubts to
the north Of Djunis. These were taken
on the 23d inst. Shere may be some posi-:
tion, which the Servians still hold, and
which they consider as belonging to
Djunis.
The Daily 7elegoph's special from Rel.
grade says there is u sensational report
that a Russian force with the consent OF
Of Germany and Austria, and the coop:
peration Of Roumania will enter, and
that operations will probably commence
to-day.
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