The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-14
THE EASTERN WAR.
POOR Pro,pect. Tor Peace.

Poor Prospects Ter Peace.
LONDON, November lS.-The Pail
Mail Gazette says: Once more darkness
has fallen over the prospects OF peace.
That It will light again, we may hope,
but the news that comes both from 81.
Petersburg and Constsntinople gives Us
warning that what is called feeling may
vet CONQUER wisdom, aud that 3 certain
degree OF insstiety already threatens 70
creep into the Judgments of those upon
whom depends tremendous issue Oh
peace OF war. The speech OF the Czsr Is
mot the most alarming incident OF the
time, but it is fsr from pleasant reading
The Turkish govcrnmenLwho are ssid
to be deeply stirred by the injustice done
their nation. and by the i'll return their
enemies make for all their proof III
moderation. are stated 10 have telegraph
ed Instructions to their representatives
abroad to the following effect: 1--WE de-
sire peace with or without g conference
but we must have guarantees Tor the IN
tegrity Of our territory before we can
admit Recommendations or requests
We consider it an evil II not
fatal precedent to accept a con
ference on the international affairs
OF this empire. If Europe has PROPOSE
tons to make to US, let the slgnstory
mowers of the treaty of Paris make them
collectively and we will reply yes or no:
Such is the account given OF the stti.
tude of the Turkish government ana II
il be correct it Is needless TO dwell on the
seriousness OF the news. No comment
could ep hSnce the gravity OF so critical u
situation, as it reveals It's seriousness.
1t the temper too plainly lndicate1 IN
this naughty message is really dominant
at Constsn,inople, the prospect Is q
gloomy one indeed.
The Cars speech.
LONDON, November ia special
70 Reuters Telegram Company from 81.
Petersburg SAWS that the Cars speech
has found general and enthusiastic
echo throughout the Russian empire.
Thetown council, diets trades, merchants,
guilds, the clergy, and IN fact all classes
unanimously declare without quallhcs-
ton their joyful readiness TO fulfill to
the utmost all demands which the Gar
and empire might make for the protec'
ton of the interests of Russia. They
place their fortunes and all their re
sources at the disposal of the govern
meut to provide necessary means
Failure OF the Conference Project.
LONDON, November Is The Stand
ards special from Berlin says that the
failure of the conference project Is con-
sldered there Us almost certain. The
same impression prevails in Vienna.
Among other sensational reports in cir
culation is one that Russia has chartered
! 70 steamers in the Black Sea ports for the
transportation # troops, and thus avail
of the necessity of crossing the Danube
and be able TO attempt landing near
the promontory OF karsbum.
1t is also reported that the landowners
OF South Russia have offered the Gar
100000 roubles.
LONDON, November l3-The Right
, Honorable Robert Lowe also spoke in
Bristol tonight at a dinner OF the LIB
eral party. He declared there was immi-
nent danger OF England's engaging in a
war of which evoTy Englshman ought
to be ashamed. He deprecated Lord
Besconfed's defiance OF Russia, and
thought that the proposed conference
would lead to no good. lie feared the
peace OF Europe was in imminent jsop-
ardy.
LospoN, November ia special
from Belgrade TO the Daily .Nc,rs says
that the Russian Consuls are being with
drawn from the interior of Turkey.
TIE DAILY HiegrGphS special from
Vienna reports that IN the highest quar-
tiers it il considered that the situation has
not become less pacific. The Sultan will
not refuse TO assent 10 the preliminary
nesting OF the Ambassadors The con-
ference will follow IN due course.
The writer adds. ! have it on the best
authority that the Cars speech wa In
tended TO take the national movement
out of the hands Of the Sclsvonlc soci-
cites, ana not rs menace. The other
special correspondents take Il gloomy
view of the state of affairs.
The Posts Berlin special reports that
the Russian journals say thaI war is re-
solved on.