The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-13
FOREIGN NEWS.
EASTERN QUESTION.

LONDON, april la leleRrhu lTOu
Conitantinople TO the Standard, asserts
that the Turkish Senate has reversed the
decision Of the Chamber Of Deputies, re.
sarding the Montenegrin demands.
A dispatch from Pera says that the
Porte's circular to the Powers expresses
u desire for disarmament. It announces
that the Ottoman Embassy at ST. Peters.
burg, made vacant by the death OF
Cabouly Pasha, will be Immediately
filled. The tone Of the circular is much
more cOnciliatory than was expected.
As precautionary measure, four
small iron.clads will leave on Thursday
for the Danube. The Russian steamers
in port have received orders from Odessa
not to take passengers or cargo for the
Mediterranean, but foreman at Constan.
tinople for orders.
Col. LennOx, military attache OF the
British Embassy, has left for RustChuk.
Sr, PETERSBURG, April l2.-The Jour
nal states that there is no further hope
that Turkey will accede to the demands
Of Europe.
The Gaios declares that the present
state Of affairs is such as TO leave scarcely
any hope Of pacific solution. Russia's
occupation OF the Christian provinces OF
Turkey would be logical consequence Of
the refusal OF the Porte to carry out the
demands Of the protocol. Such occupa.
tion would exclude all idea Of the ambi.
tious designs attributed to RussIa; who,
by intervening in behalf OF the Christians
would solely pursue humanitarian ends.
BRUSSELS, April 1.-THE independence
Beige publishes special dispatch from
Paris, which states that Duke De Cazes,
Minister OF foreign affairs, arrived in
Paris on Wednesday, and made in con.
junction with Lord Derby, final effort
to induce the Port to send u special envoy
to st. Petersburg. This is the last chance
OF preserving peace.
THE TURKISH ANSWER.
ST. PETERSBURG, April l2.-The Turk.
ish circular was delivered to the Russian
government this morning. Tho Agencc
RusG describes it as CategOrically refu.
sing the demands OF the Powers and put
ting an end to all further discussion.
WILL REJECT.
VENICE, April ia telegram from
Cettinje says that the Prince OF Montene.
gro will reject any proposal for pro.
longation OF the armistiCe.
SESMIN, April l2.-An anti.dynastic
agitation has arisen in the district Of
Semendria, Servia, and several arrests
have been made.
MOVING FORWARD.
BUCHAREST, April l2.-The Russian
troops are making a forward movement
on the Roumanian frontier.
ANOTHER SOLUTION WANTED.
PARIS, April IA Turkish circular
expresses the conviction that the powers
take the Porte's objections into account
and seek some other solution OF the dihi.
Guilty than the protocol.
LONDON, April ia Reuter- telegram
from Constantinople says that the Turk.
ish Senate did not reverse the decision Of
the Porte in respect to Montenegro at the
last moment. The Senate received an
order not to discuss the question.
The armisticc expires at midnight, il
not prolonged. 1t is probable, however,
that both sides will remain on the de.
iensiyc.
WORSE AND MORE OF IT.
A Paris correspondent telegraphs that
the latest news is rather worse. Russia
intimates that it is now useless for Tur-
key to send an envoy. s
FURTHER NEGOTIATIONS EXPECTED.
a Berlin special reports that the Turk
ish reply has given rise 10 fresh ex-
exchange OF opinions between the powers,
and further negotiations are expected.
a special from Pera says no positive
reply on the subject OF the Turkish circu-
lar has been received from Russia. A
further prolonga:ionof the armistice with
Montenegro for ten days has been ar.
arranged.
A Vienna special says: This govern.
ment has lost all hope that peace will be
maintained. 1t is reported from an off.
cial source that the Turks are determined
to relieve Nicsic in few days, which
will be the signal for an outbreak Of
hostilities, There has been great excite
ment in Vienna all day. Every one ap.
prehends that if war breaks out Austria
will sooner or later be involved in it.