The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-11
The War Enthusiasm in St. Peters
: burg.
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Bashi Bezouks Cross the Danube.
Unfounded Rumors of Peace Pro-
pesaIs.
The War Question in the English
Parliament. !
England Decides on a Policy of Pro.
Visional Neutrality.
Russians Attempt to Cross the Dan
ube and are RepuIsed.

MANCHESTER, May l0.-The Gaardi
ans Berlin dispatch says: The Car is
said to be alarmed at the formation of q
Polish legion at Constsntlnople, and has
ordered the governor-genersl at Warsaw
10 exercise the greatest vigilance TO pre-.
vent Russian Poles from joining the
legion. All the mitigstions of the state
of siege in Poland, enforced since the IN.
surrection OF 1863, will be revoked. The
Berlin paper announce that the leading
Polish politicians, at y secret meeting At
Lembers, have resolved on the establish
ment of recruiting bureaus all over
Poland, with the hope of raising an army
OF 1000 men. Six thousand men have
already left for Turkey. The National
Committee has appointed Count Rain
ski as delegate to COnstantinople. The
news of the rising OF II tribe in
Caucasia is important, and seems
to indicate trouble for the Russians,
because the clans which have risen are
in the immediate neighborhood OF the
highroad from Tihes TO Vlsdiksvks,
which Is the only means Of conmunlcs-
ton between Russia and Trsns-Cau
cassia.
The Guardians Raguss special says
that the delay in the Turkish attack on
the Montenegrin position is explained
by the great want OF supplies and
ravages OF typhus, scurvy and other dis
eases The Turks try to conceal this, but
there is good authority for stating that
5000 troops are sick in Mostar alone.
The same epidemlcs rage in the camp at
Scutsri. The calling out OF the mlllti',
which includes all male Bosnisns and
Herzegovinsns from Is to 60 years or
age, meets with stubborn opposition i'll
the rural districts.
LONDON, May l0.-A Berlin cores
pondent says: The idea OF neutrallzing
Eluxine seems to have given rise to an
exchange OF opinions among the powers.
A Bucharest dispatch says that the
Turkish fire killed three and wounded
eight inhabitants of Qltenitzs and a
number of inhabitants OF lbrall we're
wounded. The Bashi Bszouks crossed
the Danube at kIrne. The Roumanian
peasants, armed with guns and AXIS,
drove them back, killing two.
The latest sdvices from Ot:enitzs as
sert that two Turkish gunbsots were de-
stroyed by the Roumanian fire.
A special to tho Russian Telegraphic
Agency says that according to the Rus
sian papers, Saiuet Pasna has offered to
giant autonomy to Bulgaria and cede
TO Russia part OF Armenia, but these
rumors are regarded here London) rs
designed to force the powers to abandon
their neutrality.
LorDeN, May l0-A majority of the
Dakota's three hundred passenger were
Germans in steerage. -Four hours were
occupied in landing them
A special from Bucharest says that the
private meeting of the Roumsnian Sens.
tors and Delegates last evening failed 70
come to any decision. 1t was said that
proposal tor war would be defeated by
msjorty of AZ.
the Turkish gunbosts bombarded
Ottenitzs tor four hours today. The
Roumanans replied, and il is reported
that they silenced the guDbosts and y.
nited Turluksi On the opposite bank No
loss in Ottentza.
VIENNA, May 10. "A correspon-
dent reports that the Turkish BON.
bsrdment of Ibrsll Wednesday destroy
ed some large grsineries. The shops are
closed ard the town deserted.
A special from Constsntlnople says
that at the request Of England the
Porte has extended the time tor neutral
vessels to leave Russian ports in the Sea
of Azop to May 24th.
LONDON, M,y l0-The Standard
Berlin special reports from Vienna that
a meeting Of Polish sgitstors was he'd
at Lam berg, May 4th, to determine the
policy OF the Poles. The organization OF
the Polish Legion was decided upon.
Count Plster will shortly publish q
proclamatio to the Poles in the name OF
the secret National Committee. The
Polish leaders have resolved 20 abstain
from exciting any trouble with Austria.
LONDON, May l0.-A Reuter- dispatch
dated at Erzsroum, Wednesday, 10 P. NJ,
makes no mention Of any lighting. 1t
reports that the Russ an column which
was going down the line OF the Turco.
Persisn frontier in the direction OF Van
has stopped at Bsjazid on account OF the
lmprsctib!lity ot the country and the
lack OF forage.
Prince Milan and the Ministers have
formally assured Count Andrassy that
servla will not disturb the peace.
LIVERPOOL, May l0.-The Me'srs
Inman believe the steamer City OF Brus-
sells has broken her shalt. They say that
with the prevailing winds 1t would hot
be surprising il she does not arrive ID a
week or ten DAYS. Yet the same winds
would account for her not being spoken
As they would drive her ont Of the course
of steamers.
VIENNA, May 10 1t Is reported that
the Roumsnisn army Is TO form the ris ht
wing of the Russia army, and vii! De
increased By one Russian division. Inc
msioritv Of the Roumsnisn Senate are
still opposed to war.
GALArz, Msy l0.-This morning 3Ooo
Cossscks crossed the DaaUoe IN boats
Gslstz 20 Chicer, and encountered q
numerous body of Bashi- -Bazouks. A
smart Ell gsgement followed, which was
unfinished a. noon.
PERA, May l0.-A sts,e of siege Will
M, "a nrocIaimed here
ATHENS, May l0-1he vessel which
clstes,inely lett PIrscies was pursued oy
the authorities and captured. The crew
Of twenty-one found on board were ail
armed. The vessel was brought back
and investigation commenced.