The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-15
THE EASTERN WAR.
Mobilization OF the Russian Arm

mObi1tnat1On Oh tne nusssau army.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 1.-THE
Czsr has ordered tn mobilization Of part
of the Russian sr -. A circular OF
Prince Gortschokoh, the Russian Pre-.
mier, TO tho Russian representatives
abroad explaining this measure, says:
The Czsr does not wish war, and will, If
possible, avoid it. He is, however, de.
termined that the principles OF the JUS
tlce which have been recognized as neces-
ssry by the whole of Europe, shall be
carried out in Turkey under eficscious
guarantees.
LONDON, November l4.-On the Stock
Exchange Russian securities are greatly
depressed, almost to the extent OF panic.
They have fallen four per cent. from this
mornings highest point.
A special from Berlin to the Pail Mall
Gazette says Russia has gwen large
orders to Berlin houses fof military eI.
ports. Should Russia persist in her war
like policy there Is reason to believe she
will be perfectly isolated. Germany Is
understood to be pledged to the obser-
vance of neutrality as against Austria,
with an engagement TO watch the Polish
provinces, presumably to assist in repress-
ing any Polish rising.
EngIish.Conferenee ProposaIs.S
BRUSSELS, November l4.-Le Nord
says that the English proposals Tor n
conference support the integrity OF the
Ottoman Empire, not It's independence
1t congrstulstes Lord Derby on having
excluded from his proposals a formula
which ia incompatible with the existing
facts. and which the decisions of the con-
ference would necessarily set aside. The
form of the English proposal gives rea-
son to hope tnat England will not refuse
assent 10 any guarantees really indispen-
sIble
LONDON, November l5.-A Times
correspondent at Vienna thinks that the
meeting Of the conference is tolerab.y
we'll assured. The Porte, although put
ting forward objections, has intimsted
that it would leave the decisions TO the
British government.
Forbid er TO Return 10 Russia.
BELGRADE, November 1.-THE Rus
sian Consul-Ge, ersl has informed Cen
eral Tchernsy, II that the Gear forbids
his return to Russia. Gen. Tchernsyefi
will go on leave of absence 10 Vienna,
tomorrow.
War Notes.
LONDON, November IA "A dispatch
from Nisch rcports that Abdul KERN
Pasha has been ordered 10 return 10
Constantinople, and started thither on
Monday.
The Standards Vienna special says
that quarters for 10000 men are being
prepared at Rsstsuck. The fortresses OF
SilvestrIa, Scummls, Rustichuk and
Vsrua are TO be held by $1,000 reserve
men from the Asistic army corps.
Deryish Pasha has been ordered TO send
q large force 10 COnstantinopir, and
steamers have been sent to the Albanian
coast to transport them.
The Berlin correspondent of tho
Standard telegrsphs that the Russian
Am bassadors at the several courts have
been ordered TO officially communicate to
the foreign governments the Moscow
speech of the Gar and give especially
an explanation Of ITS meaning.
A Standard special from Constantine
pie declares that the Turks are firmly
persuaded that Russia will make mad
missable demands in order to provoke q
rupture.
The Turks are vigorously preparing
for war Torpedoes are being placed at
the entrance OF the Bosphorus and the
forts are being sti tiengthened. The peo-
pie in Constantinople and elsewhere are
forming national guard.
The GdIos announces that the Grand
Duke Nicholas will establish his head.
quarters at Korienew IN Besssrbia.