The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-24
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The Commencement OF HostiI-
tiles Uncertain.
The Unreliable Position Of Austria.
English War Ships for suez CenaI.
Bad Roads and Unfinished Preparations
tho Real Cause Of Delay.
The Car Reviews the Army-His War.
like Speeches.
Italy DeBnFS ROr Position 10 the Pending
Conflict.
Departure Of the Russian Embassy from
COnstantInOple.
Departure Of the Russian Embassy from
COnstantInople.
mOnteIegrln Troops in Motion.


short time longer in its present state of
uncertainty, as the Russian manifesto ia
not likely to be issued before the Cars
return from KisCheneff, for which April
18th is named as the probable date.
The same correspondent repeats the re.
port that Russia's circular note has al
ready been dispatched by special courier.
lie adds, however, that this may be that
the note has not been received here, nor
has any intimation been given that it is
on its way. The conclusion can safely
be drawn from all this that there is to be 4
respite OF about week, The reasons for
this delay seems rather complex; the
chief reason apparently is that her prep
arations are not quite complete.
CoSsTANTINoPLE April 23.-The Rus.
sian Charge D'AfaIres and the whole
staff OF the Russian Embassy and Con.
sulate will leave Constantinople this eve.
ming ior Odessa in the Imperial yacht
Herikliki.
PERA, April 23.-The Russian Con.
sulate at kars has been attacked by some
disorderly Turkish soldiers. The in.
mates were rescued by Turkish troops
after slight affray.
BERLIN, April 2S.-The Servian semi.
official press are again exceedingly hos.
tile. Turkey demands that Servia par.
ticipate in the war.
AUsTRGA's POSITION.
LONDON, April 2G.-Despite the asser.
tion OF the Russian Telegraphic Agency
that perfect understanding has been
arrived at between Russia and Austria
relative to Eastern affairs, there can be no
manner of doubt that Austria reserves
TO herself absolute liberty Of action.
A Russian Telegraphic Agency tele.
gram, dated Sunday evening, says that
the Porte has called on Servia for leave
to occupy its frontier at Gladera, to pie.
vent the passage of the Russians.
LONDON, April GA Vienna dis.
patch says: At a military conference on
Saturday it was suggested that Austria
should not occupy Cosma ii the tran
guilty Of Servia was certain. II Scrvia
shows the slightest tendency OF iusur.
reCtion it is probable that the Austrian
army will cross the frontier. The same
dispatch says that the messenger bearing
Prince Gortschakoil's circular has ar
rived.
The Meme Freie PrcsJe, which has hith-
crto opposed the occupation of any part
OF the Turkish territory by Austria, now
declares it to be unavoidable, and says the
moment is very near for such counter
movement.
CoSsrANTINoPLE, April @&. - The
Grand ViZier, in a dispatch to the Prince
OF Roumania, relative to the cOncentra.
ton Of Roumanian troops at Kalafat,
draws attention TO the provisions OF the |
treaty OF 1858, and invites the Prince to |
arrange with Abdul Kerim to prevent
the passage Of the Russian army through
Roumania.
New York, April 2&.-A London dis
patch reports that the Russian army has |
advanced into Bucharest.
LONDON, April 2S.-In the House OF
Commons this morning, the Secretary of |
the foreign department in reply 10 n |
question by Mr.. Forster, said that tele-
gram from Laynard had Just been re.
ceived, announcing that the Russian |
Charge D'afairs, has been instructed to |
suspend relations with Turkey; also a |
telegram from the Consul at Bucharest,
saying that a small detachment Of the
Russian troops reached Bucharest this
morning.
BELGRADE, April 23.-Prince Milan
has received General Fadiea, the Rus
sian Panslavist, in audience.
FIGHTING SUSPENDED.
RAoUsA, April 2S.-Fiehting in the
Meridite country is suspended. The
Turks are unable 10 advance because OF
the badness OF the roads and want Of sup.
plies. Two thousand sick are in the hos.
pitfalls at Scutari.
LONDON, April 23.-A special from
Paris tonight states that Prince Orloff,
the Russian Ambassador, has received
GortschaEotf' 8 circular announcing Rus.
sia's reasons for declaring war. He pro.
ceeded 10 thes French Foreign Office this
afternoon to communicate the circular to
Duke de CaIes. The declaration Of war
is expected tomorrow.
The dispatch Of the Grand Vizier to
Prince Charles, OF Roumania, has pro.
duced great impression. 1t is believed
that Roumania intends TO consult the
Guaranteeing Powers as TO the course she
should pursue.
THE CAR REVIEWS THE TROors.
KIsCHENErF, April 23.-The Emperor
OF Russia yesterday reviewed the 9th
army corps at Umerinka and Bircula.
Addresaingthe officers at the latter place,
the Emperor said; Ii you should en-.
encounter the enemy show yourselves
brave and uphold the ancient glory OF
your regiments. hope the young men
among you who have not been under fire
will not show themselves Inferior 10 their
veteran comrades. trust you may soon
return covered with glory. The En-.
peror also addressed the officers of the
llth cavalry. He said he hoped their
regiments would display the same bril-.
liant courage as ever. The greatest en-.
thusiasm prevails everywhere among the
troops and people. The Emperor stops
tonight at Tirespal, where a review will
be held Tuesday. His Majesty afterwards
bNSD " ShbHClIA luE uuOllcE EeNlt" lle
same day and will return to Kischenefl'
about midnight.
LoNDoS, April GA fuller report Of
the Cars speech at birsula shows that
he spoke much more as il war WAS de.
termined upon than the first summary
would convey. The Emperor began with
the words, "Before your departure give
You my blessing" and closing said to his
officers, Goodbye, gentlemen and to
the men, Farewell, my children"
Sr. PETERsBuRG, April 23.-It is be.
lieved that the Car and Empress will re.
side during the war principally at IlIinsk,
near Moscow. The Car, will probably
return to St, Petersburg from Kischeneti'
before taking up his residence at lllinsk.
The reports appearing in some papers
that special measures have been taken
against American vessels on account OF
the transport Of war material TO Turkey
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