, 1877-04-17
The Russian Army Believed to
De Moving Toward tho
pruth.
4 Formal Declaration Of War Ex-
pected in q Few Days.
The Invasion Of Bosnia by Aus.
trian Troops Considered
Probable.
An 1ntanse War Feeling Manifested at
st. Petersburg.

An Intanse War Feehng Manifested at
st. Petersburg.
THE EAST.
/. THE WORK or TIE DIPLOMAT ENDED.
VIENNA, April 10.--A telegram from ct,
Petersburg stotes that tho diplomatic campaign
Is finally Terminated.
AUSTRIA.
Tho question OF mobilization Is still In
suspense 10 Austria.
LONDON, April 1B.--Tha Daily IaegrarHs
Vienna dispatch remarks: ut is feared Austria
will not be able long to remain an Indifferent
spectator. The attitude she is preparing to A.
sumo Is ono Of defensive neutrality. Tho in
fucnee Of tho Russian Siav Committee extends
almoat to Austrfafs frontier, and Austrian
statesmen, who consider It's vicinity permanent
peril, are bent on checking Its progress, aud arc
taking ttcs to aunibiatc It's elects on the 8lav
popuatiou.''
1NTESsn WAR rEEL1xu.
The Daily Rens st. Petersburg correspond
cnt tclcgrapl,s: "Thc war feeling here Is In
| tense. There never was such popular war as
this ono will be. We 'tavc no brag, no b1ustcr,
no excitement in tho streets, no professions, no
! singing, no shouting, but \ quiet resolution Is
uSpiEkEA VA EfEE5 4AEEf AQA - m4HlkE4k Ii EFEf$-
body's language"
DISPATCH TO OUR HArr DEPARTMENT..
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 10.-A telegram
received at tic Nary Department IRON Lieu
! tenant Commander Henry II. Gorrlngc, CON-
rnnnding tho United States steamer Gettysburg
At Constantinople, refers briefly to the condi-
tton of aifairs there, states that ras h. in1ni-
uent, and announces TINT the Kussian Embassy
| Nas to leave Constantiuoplc to-day.
4 TURKISH HJD ron SYMPATHY.
| LONDON, April 17-5 a. ma dispatch from
Vienna says its r,1naorc1 tlat the Porte shows
m inclination to offer voluntarily to cedc to
Austria certain districts In Herzegovina which
| will incrcase tho stratcgicai importance Of
| nalmatia.
TIE AUSTRIAN ARMr.
Tic Buda.Pcsth Correspondent says thc re-
ports Of impending mobilization Of the Auatru-
Hungarian army are untrue. Bosnian refugees
now in Austrian territory number LILO ,01D, who
eost thetF entertainers 3o 900 forlns per n,o,,th
II In conscauence Of the insurrcetion thta num-
ber should bo doubled, Austria might be CON-
pcl1ed to cross the frontier With All armed
force to locallse tho inausrectiou. With this
view Count Isapary has received orders to
tuake every preparation at tho fsousicr for such
neeoss!ty.
| DEcLARAr1oN or WAR PREDICTED.
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] nanx ,hs r,as - x;.nh.rsT ""' A~>~"
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war s,tI h. 5.core,, ~ Kt.:,,.ncT NJ, ., >'~'
r,,.s,. " Taoo,.s wox,,n 1np'A ~4'
7Yo,.,, ffsnat,.h sron vienna s,v. rrro,,.
iuK to tho I'o|itital Correspondent, tho four
corps IN Dessarabla Aa1 or.lers to be-
| g1H q movement to tile frush Aprfl Is
wI'lc TWO corps sFe marchlng to take their
places in Bcssarabia. A correspondent OF tho
wing which H. tue weakest portion Crosses
Dnccstcr At Choteyna, snd goca Along tho Aus
trim frontier to Paskany. TIE centre goes by
| rail In puskanv. The left wing. thu str1,nerst.
All, crox. ti,, n,,nho ,ctu..,, i,on,, ,rf Isou
wa ~'0'e ~. ,,."'. 49," ....''. .' s" A''"'''
p,s. WILL .usaar1 saar,ns En- ~ 1svo1yzD. ', as u
+. y r,,.tatc ~ thinr that tha Tnrr. wn,,lJ !,
,a,. H. ~ .,,t.. ~, ~ ,,or ,s. w." -.
gfect toc Au.sHaus rs aHles Ana al!o" saetn 10
penetrate into BOSNIA without striking blow
% hut xoula neees,t.a.e = dscisratou Of r. war s' by
Austin. Tho entry Of Aus.rta On Tic se.ua
eonn'sF'''0n'' ..7,,4.
ba eg Fsa .s ns,n a' rsn , sapHa'ses Sss s
rived here, and Ills visit u regarded - a'gnla.
can't
4 Vienna correspondent ..y. tbs Car Is ex-
Extensive tioods prevail between unghenul
The railway from unghcmc TO Kiachcneff, on
whitl. tha arInv tls.tnt.. ii iii a very INSECURE
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