The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-01
THE EASTERN WAR.
MEANING OF THE HUNGARIAN
REVOLT.
Turkish Troops Going TO HerEego-
yina-Seryia Preparing for War
-Spunky Little Greece
stands upOn Her Re-
served Rights.

LONDON. September 29.-The Times, a
pro- Russian, prints prominently, at Ia
said the Turkish soldiers have received
strict orders not to fire st the Russian
general, lest he should be killed OF dis
abled and released.
The wounded from Plevns oyerCrowd
the Russian hospital, ana the wounded
suffer much III consequence
The Times Saws the end OF the cam
paign must be near, and it promises 10
present something like drawn battle.
The powers will then attempt to avert
another campaign by diplomacy.
LONDON, September 29.-The design
of the Turkish sympsthzers in Trsnsyl.
vaRis, was the formation of Hunga.
riar legion OF 5000 men, who acting in
conjunction. with Turkish corps, were
to destroy the Roumsnian railways. II
is rumored the Hungarian General klep-
ma, was one of the leaders.
Snow has ceased in the Balkans, but
heavy rains have flooded the plains OF
Sophia. A portion OF the Turkishtro Pc
in Bosnia, have been ordered in
the direction OF Mostsn, Herzegovina
and the remainder to the ServIsR frontier.
The Servian minister OF war has con
cluded to contract with some large
Servian firms for the vIctualIng of four
army corps which Servis intends 10 form.
Greece has sent a fresh dispatch TO her
representative at London pointing out
that neither intimidation nor coup de
main against Greece can suppress HELEN
ISM. An unjust attack against Greece
by the Porte would csuse an lnsurrectlon
OF the entire Hellenic people.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, September 80
The Porte has ut last succeeded in over
coming the opposition of the military au-
thorities and the Geshotis are 10 be
brought TO Constsntinople from Shumla
Saturday.
The Russian outposts have advanced
from Orkona to Papkoi and there began
10 ikirmish with the Turks.
LONDON, September pa CORE
spoudcnt with KrieloG, who commands
the force which Is endeavoring TO pre-
vent the revictuslment of Plevn, says
that the first Turkish convoy which en-
tered Picvna consisted of 1000 wagons.
General krilioti attempted 10 hold the
road ut "A point SO near Pievna that
O,man Pashs WAS able TO serd u
lorce which attacked him in the rear and
Obliged him TO withdraw and leave the
road open. Upon retiring Gen. krlllitl
left two regiments of CossaCks ut E.ro-
pol to watch the Sofia road. Another
convoy coming from The road, unknown
to the Russians running alongside the
sofia road, slipped through the fingers OF
the detachmen on Monday, and was uR-
der the guns of Plevns before the Rus
SLAMS could attack it.
LoNDoN. October IA correspondent
with the Turkish army te.cgraphs from
Plevna that Osman Pasba's losses from
the Russian connonsde were exceedingly
light, but on the day he took the redoubt
m LoGtshe road he lost 1900 men. There
are now only 1900 wounded ut Plevns
BUCHAREST, September 30.-General
Toblebines' opinion of the situation 81
Plevna has been laid before Grand
Duke Nicholas. 1t is understood 10 de-
clare that siege operations on the most
extended scale are requisite tor the cap
Lure of Plevna
The Czarovitch visited Gorny Studcn
on Saturday, to have him relinqush
COMMAND on the left flank and resume
command of the Imperial Guard.
A second Turkish convoy for Plevna
has returned TO Orksnl, the Roumanian
cavalry having captured eight wagons Of
gram.
The Grand Duke Nicholas is suffering
from liver complaint
CoNsTANTISoPLE, september 30.-The
newspapers publish report that ,Osmsn
Pasha has defeated the ROumanians be
tore Plevns.