The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-01
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TURKISH WAR.
King Williams Views Of Euro
penn Affairs Unsatisfactory to
England and France.


LONDON, October 3l.-The French anC
English papers are dissatisfied with tht
Emperor Of Germany's statement abou
European affairs in his speech at thI
opening OF the session OF the Imperia
Parliament Of Germany, at Berlin, yester
day. The French papersaccept il as di
rect menace to France.
GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS.
81. PErERsBuRo, October Sl.-To-day's
0Eeiai GG:ttte states that Gen. 1gnatief
Russian Embassodor at Constautinople,
has been instructed 10 demand the Portes'
acceptance within As hours OF an armis-
tice and the suspension Of hostilities,
otherwise tho diplomatic relations be.
tween Russia and Turkey will be broken
of, and Gen. 1Dgatiefr with the whole
personel Of the embassy will leave Con-
Stantinople. This ultimatum Of Russia
to Turkey was dispatched from Mandia
where the Russian court is sojourning,
to Constantinople.
TURKS IN 4LExlNATZ.
CoSsrASrrSop1E, October Silt is
officially stated that the Turkish troops
have entered AlexinatE, after several
days fighting.
PARIS, October 3l.-Advices frem Con.
stantinople last night say that the armis-
tice was not then signed, but its sigma.
ture was regarded as probable.
THE TURKS ADVANCING.
ST. PETERSBURG, October Sl.-Intelli-
gence received here from Belgrade states
that Prince Milan's departure thence
for the army has given rise to conflict
between the Servian civil and military
authorities. The Turks are marching
upon Kruschevats, and Gen. Tchernaetf
Is operating with the object Of cove ring
that place.
THE REASON WHY.
VIENNA, October 3l.-The Political Cor
respoAdenee OF this city publishes q tele.
gram from ST. Petersburg stating that the
orders 10 Gen. Ignatietfto present Russias
ultimatum 10 the Porte was dispatched
by the Gar direct to Constantinople last
evening, and that the Gar was induced
to take this step by the recent events in
seryia, and Turkeys continuing the war
Notwithstanding the negotiations pending
for an armistice.
BRAVE TALK FROM sERvIA--REsrsTANGE
TO THE LAST. q,
BRussEIs, October 3l.--k Nord hopes
the European Powers will support Bus.
sia's demand, and that the armistice will
be signed, but adds: The Porte's dilatory
tactics do mot facilitate definitive psci-
fcation, and will force the Powers to
redouble their frmness and energy on
the question Of guarantees.
A telegram from Belgrade says: The
CONSERVATION caused by the news OF the
fall Of Djunis has been replaced by great
activity and strong reaction in favor Of
continuing the struggle. Minister Ris.
tics, in conversation, declared that
Djunis vas not Servia, and tnat the Gov
ernment was determined 10 resist to
the last, though abandoned by all the
Powers Of Europe. He stated that
reinforcements OF 20 batta!ions and
Is heavy siege guns had been received by
the Turks for kish. He said that the
Turks had been further reinforced By
Dervish Pasha's army, which had arriv-
ed before Javor from the mountain
Prince Milan has arrived at Paratichin.
Gen. Tchernayeffs army is at Delegrad
and D'Junis. Horvatovitch's command
is half way between D'Junis and Kruje.
vatz.
A dispatch from Constantinople to the
Times states that Cabinet council was
held to-day. The Ambassadors met at
Gen. IgnatieiF7s residence. According to
reports current this evening there il still
some disagreement relative TO the details
Of the armistice.