The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-25
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THE EASTERN A
Hostilitits Begun-Russian Troops on the
March-Germany Preparing

ground that Turkey will have to use coerc-
ion to Roumania. This will be a most des-
perate war in the face Of Turkeys other
danger to accomplish the wreck of this
principally. Turkey has collected 20, 200
Circassians, who wilt be converted into
Bashi- bazouks, and turned loose upon
the defenceless people of that province.
The horrors of Batak will be more than
equalled If this occurs. Germany will
then become an active ally of Russia, tor
the pride of the German empire is centered
upon keeping the HoheDzollern Prince
upon the Roumanisn throne. Turkeys
fate will then be sealed for all time. The
Christian nations of Europe must join to
to drive the Turks across the Bosphorus.
ADVANCE OF TIE RUSSIANS TowARD THE
DANUBE.
BUCHAREST, April "a.
The Grand Duke Nicholas has issued q
proclamation to the inhabitants of Rou
mania announcing the passage of the Rus
alan army under his command towards the
Danube. Roumania having received no
preliminary notification, has declared that
it yields to force, and has directed its troops
to fall back to avoid a conflict.
THE CARS MANIFESTO.
ST.. PETERSBURG, April "a.
Tho Cars manifesto to the Russian
army and people was promulgated to-day.
III -declares that in view of the rejection
| of the protocol and the obstinate refusal of
the porte TO yield to the just demands of
Europe the moment has arrived for Russia
to act independently.
THE GEAR TO THE ARMY.
ST.. Petersburg, April "a.
A dispatch from Kischenoff announces
that a review Of the troops by the car at
Tiraspol yesterday, his majesty, addressing
the officers, said 81 felt grief in sending
you into the field of battle, and therefore
delayed action as long as possible, heeitat-
ing 10 shed your blood, but now that the
honor of Russia ia attacked, l am con-
vlnced that you will all to the last man
know how TO vindicate it. May God be
with you. l wish you complete success.
Farewell until you return"
RUSSIAN PATH ACROSS RoUMANIA.
BUCHAREST, April 81.
The Romanian government reply to the
Turkish grand ~vizier's dispatch requesting
the prince to make arrangements TO pre-
vent the passage of the Russian army, has
declared such a step toe serious to be de-
termined by executive power alone. The
Roumanian chambers will be assembled
April 26, TO examine the question. The
Roumanian chambers will be assembled
April 20, to examine the question. The
first Russian detachment consisting of forty
sappers and an officer crossed the Rouman-
ian frontier yesterday at Bostirak, and
LOCO men are expected to cross to-day.
Grand Duke Nicholas issued a proclama-
ton to the inhabitants of Roumanis fan
nouncing the passage of the Russian army
under his command toward the Danube,
Roumania having received no preliminary
notification, has declared it yields to force,
and has directed it's troops to fall back to
avoid a conflict.
GoRTsoHAKoFF's WAR CIRCULAR.
ST. PETERsBUReH. April "a.
Prince Gortschakoff's circular dispatch
communicated to the powers yesterday
states that in seeking TO obtain by arms
what Europe vainly e%ndesyored to secure
by peaceful means, Russia believes she
furthers European interest.
GERMANY PREPARING.
BERLIN, April "a.
In to-day's sitting parliament items OF
war, estimates of which had been referred to
the budget committee, came up for discus
sion. The increased grant for 105 now
captaincies gave rise TOT protracted debate.
Moltke insisted on the necessity of the
grant said he wished for peace but times
did not permit such a hope.
RUSSIA IN A sTATK OF WAR.
ST. PETERSBURG, April "a.
Gortschakoff has sent a note to the Rus
bldu CudiR C u llutVo hOLVt AN1uOotihb hihA
to inform his government that from to-day
Russia considers herself in a state Of war
and dissolves diplomatic relations. He
also offers to provide members Of the Of
toman embassy with passports and says
Ottoman subjects residing In Russia are at
liberty to leave the country unmelested.
Those preferring to remain may consider
themselves assured of full protection OF the
law. The Turkish charge has written
Gortschakoff taking leave,
ADDRESS TO RoUMANIA.
JAssY, April "a.
The Grand Duke Nicholas has issued a
proclamation to the Roumanians, saying
that by order of the car his army enters
| Roumania and will take but a ehort time
passing through, and will no where disturb
tranquility. He appeals to the ancient
friendship of Roumania, says their ances-
tors shed blood for the liberty of Rou-
maniq, and believes he has a right to ask
for Roumania's support for his army.
TROOPS MOVING.
BUCHAREST, April "a.
Twelve hundred mounted Cossacks pass
ed through Kitilia on the way TO Kalafat
Saturday night. A regiment of Roumanian
| cavalry has started for Kalsfat.
Frontier Excitement.