The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-23
THIS MORNINGS NEWS.
The Very Latest Dispatches By
Associated Press.
The Turco-Russian War.
WHAT WILL sKRvIA Do7

LONDON, June "a.
A Vienna dspaich says FRINGE Mllal
may possibly enter the war yet, and il I'm
der the pressure of the Sclav party he II
news hostilities against the Turks, as las
year, far away from the Austrian frontier
Austria will not interfere.
Is THERE TO BE GENERAL wARP-ENa
LAND PREPARING.
NEW YORK, June 90.
A London special has the following
items; 1t is now expected the British par
Lament will vote an extraordinary credit Of
f10, 900, 600 for military exigencies.
Diplomatic interviews have resulted ID
Russia proposing the temporary occupancy
of Constantinople, but she will evacuate on
being indemnifled and receiving proper
guarantees that reforms by the Turks shall
be faithfully carried out.
England will not listen to any PROPOSE.
tion involving sacrifice of the Turkish
marine in the Black sea.
Arrangements have been made by which
England, with the consent of the khedive
and the sultan, shall occupy Egypt.
The force will be under Gen. Steele and
will comprise 10000 men-three cavalry
regiments, and the remainder infantry
four Highland regiments, two brigades of
guards, one battalion OF scouts, fusileers,
and third of the whole force are to be
MoSlems from the Bengal army. These
troops are all ready and the camp arrange
ments are also ready in Egypt. 1t is thou ght
the eventual terms of peace will Include
the English protectorate over Egypt.
Prince Milan visits Emperor Joseph at vi
emma. Mobilization of the Austrian army
has begun. The relations between Ger
many and France are growing csoler grad
ually, and it is stated the German ambas-
sador at Paris is instructed to restrict his
intimacy to President MacMahon.
Kalafat was bombarded Thursday after
noon, and the firing is heavy at Rustchuk.
The Turkish infantry are ready for the ex-
pected Russian crossing of the Danube.
Sixty Turks landed at Kalarash W Wednesday
sn'i Oesn transformed M into floats FOO tGses hsxs
the Danube the Russian infantry, and the
Roumanian army is ready to move. The
fat lands along the Danube are free Of
water, but still soft. The weather is hot.
Owing to the Kurds joining the Russians
by thousands, the porte Is organizing 49,
900 flying cavalry to oppose them. The
Turks are reported to have driven the Rus
SLAMS out of Bayazid again.
ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP THE sURz CANAL.
The khedive of Egypt has discovered
plot to blow up the banks of the Suez ca
nal with nitro-glycerine between Ismailis
and Por SAID. This caused great excite
ment, and the khedive appointed CON-
mission, consisting of Gen. Stone a. presi-
dent and Admiral Killop with two other
naval officers, to protect the canal. Troops
will patrol the banks. England also re-
quests the khedive to vigilautly guard the
canal. 1t is believed this will be a pre-
text to England to send troops to Egypt.
AN AUsTRIAN-GKRMAN ALLIANCE.
1t is now stated from Berlin that the re-
ported offer of Bismark to Austria of an
offensive and defensive alliance is fully
confirmed. Austria is now concentrating
from 10000 to 10000 troops on the
Servian frontier, and it ss expected that the
crossing Of the Danube by Russians will be
the signal for Austria to cross the frontier.
THE TURKS IN MONTENEGRO.
A Kiernans' London dispatch says
Turkish sdvices from Montenegro report
that Sulieman Pasha has driven the INCUR
gents from Ostrok and taken possession of
the town. The Turks now occupy all the
strategic positions and the camgaign in
Montenegro is considered over.
MORE TURKISH RRToRTs.
A dispatch from Erzeroum that the Rus
slams were defeated while attempting to
pass the Delibsba gorge, sustaining severe
losses.
WAR MOTIFS.
The porte 10 preparing note to the
powers upon the cruelties committed by
Russians in the Caucasus and at AIdahau.
The porte is stated to be in possession of
proof that Ardahan was surrendered by
treason.
A special mission to the Emperor Nor
deco demanding military assistance Is un-
derstood to have been without result.
Letters from Constantinople state that
the Turkish war department is destitute Of
funds. The execution of mauy contracts
Is therefore suspended.
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