Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-05-30
Foreign News.
LoNpEN, May 26.-The Standard has
he following special dispatches

ar Pasha's headquarters will be remov-
Id hither. This does not signify a re-
reat, but will redress fault, as Ere
Ioum is the point of junction of all
Armenian roads, and is the only place
rom which operations can be directed.
WIDDIN, May 25.-Reports are cur
/ trent of Bulgarian rising at Vratza and
Bergovatz, in the Balkans.
| VIENNA, May 25.-In consequence
Of Austria's circumstances only small
Russian detachment will remain i'll
Wallachia. The orders of the other de-
tachments have been countermaEded
for the present,
PEsTH, May 25.-Roumania's reply
TO Count Andrassy's note respecting
free navigation of the Danube was I'M
satisfactory. The Austrian government
replied in energetic terms that it is not
disposed to recognize Roumania as a
kelligerent.
A telegram from Transvlvama states
that the Russians are fortifying positions
Snear Kineri, within a league of the Hun
garian frontier.
The London Times's Bucharest cor
respondent says present indications
strengthen the conclusion that no I'M
portant events will occur on the Danube
until the whole front line is in position
on the bank of the river. A strong
corps will be formed on the extreme
right, composed Of she Roumanian
army and division or two Of Russians.
/ This force will move up the Turkish
side of the Timok, and turn the left
flank Of the Balkan line by movement
on Saia and Philippolis.-Such flank
attack would not violate the promise
not to enter Servian territory, and
would unquestionably bring a corps of
10000 Servians to assist it. A Rus
/ sian corps crossing below Widdin would
paralize the Widdin garrison, and
leave the Timok valley column unop-
posed, with q friendly country on its
right from which to draw supplies.
| The question whether the RoHmanian
army will cross the Danube, as advocat-
ed by the war party, is now seriously
embarrassing the Roumanian govern
ment, and it is impossible to foresee the
cabinets decision.
The Austrian government has inform
ed the Roulnanian ministers that it feels
friendly interest in the new State,
and, as Roamania has now attained her
independence, Austria cannot see why
she should cross the Danube in search
Of anything else.
The Illness dispatch from Berlin
states that the Russian main army in
Asia, which took Arabian. is 10000
strong. A portion of this force having
since been detached, Ratoum is now
seriously imperiled.
The recall Of Russian representatives
from Vienna and Belgrade is attributed
10 wish to avoid discussions about
the possibility Of Sergia's participation
il the war.
(A'ote.- The Russian ambassador at
/ Vienna has gone home on turlough.)
The Russian Telegraphic Agency
publishes the following The kilograms
announcing that the Russians were pre-
pairing to cross The Danube over Ser
wan Territory, and that Prince Milan's
ministers have advised him to proclaim
Independence and to declare war, are
false. Russia will respect Servia' s
neutrality. Her Independence is a
matter which will only be settled by
agreement among the great powers.
The Daily News's special from Der
I'm reports that some vessels Of the
Russian squadron, which left America
with scaled orders, will return to Con.
stadt, and others will anchor before
Gibraltar to intercept neutral ships
carrying arms and ammunition fol
Turkey.
Military movements in Asia continue
to grow III interest. The Russians are
extending their operations. The Turks
under Muktar and Hassan expected to
attack them to day-Two more Russian
assaults upon kars have been repulsed
The Turkish commanders on the
Danube differ as to the practicability Of
invading Roumania-The Sofas il
Constantinopic demand the dismissal o
the ninisters-Prince Milan, of Servia,
is going to see the Czar-The Pope re-
ceiyed the American pilgrims yesterday
Gen. Grant is to be received in
England with all the etiquette OBJ.
served towards ex-soyereigns''-Brig.
ands below up the house Of the chief O.
police of Lecarra, Italy, with gunpowdel
Bismarck and family have left Berlin
for Kissengen-The Germans distrust
the French, and accuse them Of bull.
I doing and suspicious politics.
The Russians will probably cross the
Danube in force between Orsoya ant
Nikopolis, and between Systova and
Rustchuk-The promoters of the recen
: demonstration in Constantinople have
been arrested-The Russians continue
, to advance on Erzeroum-A large
Turkish monitor on the Danube was
' blown up Saturday by Russian tcr!,c
does-The Weather classes Of Eupa
} toria, on the west coast of the Crimea
: have fed to the interior-The rebellion.
Circassians have surrendered to thu
Russians-Seyeral radical journals, il
Paris have been prosecuted for attack
ing the laws Of public order-Princt
Henry, Of Reuss, German ambassador
to the Porte, has delivered his creden
tials-A new Greek army corps il
forming in Thcssaly-Madame Titiens
ltiC JlAultL ODIilo, &c Lii III
steamer Indiana, from Philadelphia
with Gen. Grant on board, arrived a
Queenstown Yesterday and proceeded
to Liyerpool-Jonglem won the French
Derby.
LONDON, May 28.-The Times
Rustchuk correspondent writes as fol
lows: The twenty-odd thousand troops
Of this garrison are the perfection o
soldiers. They are brown, open-tacet
and big shouldered fellows, perfect,
resigned to any fate Allah may have
tor them, with perfect faith in bank
rupt government. for the chief of which
they shout and salaam every evening a
sunset. The disorderly Moslem ele
ment is in state Of great fury with thu
Bulgarians and foreigners generally.
THE Christians are frightened to deatf
lest some imprudent member of thei
faith should provide the spark which
might light up such q glare as would
throw Balak into the shade completely
Even the consuls have TO be careful
for their lives. Proofs Of the extreme
and dangerous tension Of the relations
between Moslem and non-Moslen
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