The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-10-26
FOREIGN INrELLlGENCE.

says the Russian iron-clad Peter the Great
had been ordered to the Mediterranean.
Russia had issued q circular note, announc-
ing that, in the interests Of humanity, she
feels bound to march troops into Bulgaria
and Armenia. About sa,OOO troops were
concentrated at Bender and "a 600 at Tiffin,
ready to march at a moments notice. It
was believed that Austria and Germany
would pursue policy identical with that of
Russia.
VIENNA kilograms of the 18th state that
England considers all diplomatic action at
Constantinople at an end.
BUCHAREST advices of the 18th say an
agreement had been entered into between
Russia and Roumania, by which, in the event
of war with Turkey, the Roumanian troops
would be Differed by the Russians.
LONDON correspondents at different points
telegraphed, on the 18th, that all Russians
under forty had been ordered home
BERLIN dispatches of the 18th say an i'm
perial decree had been issued converting
the German Parliament for October 30.
THE Paris papers of the evening of the
18th unanimously announce that if war be
declared by Russia, France would rigidly
adhere to the policy of strict neutrality.
THE London Stock Exchange was greatly
excited on the 18th. Russian securities fell
seven per cent, and other International Sc
curities declined in sympathy. The same
condition of affairs prevailed on the Paris
Bourse.
LONDON kilograms of the morning of the
10th state that the Government had decided
to reconvene the British Parliament in con-
sequence of the threatening aspect of East
ern affairs. 1t was stated that the Govern
ment had notified Lloyds to have ships re 4dy
for the transportation of troops. The Com
mander- int Chief had been notified by the
War Office to hold three army corps in read
mess for immediate dispatch to CONSTANT
nople.
A ST. JOHNS (Canada) dispatch of the 18th
| says the Quebec train had been detained for
six and half hours, north of that place, by
severe snow storm, the snow being two
feet deep in some places.
A CABINET Council was held in London,
on the 18th, at which it was decided that the
existence of war between Russia and Turkey
did not create condition calling for En-
glands interference, and that she was not
called upon, either by the text of treaties OF
moral obligation, to defend one empire
against the other.
THE capture of schliecavaz and the heights
of Gredetin by the Turks was announce
from Belgrade on the Goth.
A DISPATCH was received in London on
the ed, from Belgrade, to the effect that the
Turkish forces in Servia had resumed the
offensive on the 10Th, and battle began
which lasted three days, during which the
Turks captured thirteen redoubts before
Deligrad, great quantity of arms and many
prisoners. The Turks continued to ad.
fighting before Djunis, and the Smelling OF
Alexinatz was begun. The Servian forces at
Djunis were routedswith great loss.
LONDON kilograms Of the sd announce
that Roumania had declared her independ.
| ence, and that proclamation had been
| issued declaring Prince Charles King Of
Roumania. The mobilization of the army
and the issue of paper money would speed.
| lily follow. ,~a @E"
A CoNsTANT1NoPLE telegram of the sd
| says conspiracy to murder the Grand Viziel
and Midhat Pasha had been discovered, and
Ramiz Pasha and two Ulemas of high rank
had been arrested and sent into exile.
THE London STANDARD of the 23d has adj
vices from its Belgrade correspondent, who
reports that unparalleled distress prevailed
throughout Servia, and in both the Servian
and Turkish armies. Unless peace he speed
lily proclaimed Servia would be ruined
Thousands of her people in the interior
| were literally starving. -