The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-05

supposed to be in readiness at Nicoliaef,
may have made their way down and
succeeded in passing over the bar.
LONDON, June 4.-The Tetegrsphs
story of the destruction of MOUSSE Pashs's
Circsssisns is q gross exsggeration. The
Russian official account says the Circas-
slams were dispersed losing the modest
number of So killed cut Of total OF
1900 engaged, which is much more prob
able than the story Of the 4,C0O irregu.
lars said 10 have been slaughtered after q
night surprise
The Standards Constantinople CORES
pondent says: The fate OF the campaign
in Asia is practically settled. Mukhtar
Psshs is about to fall back on Erzeroum,
which, as learn from the best authority,
is wholly open and cannot be defended
The Russians are are advancing in force
towards Disrbekr, and there Is nothing
to prevent them from getting possession
of the Euphrates valley. Reports from
Turkish sources concerning the Danube
army, on the other hand, are very hope
ful. Notwithstanding this sort OF pressure
British Intervention seems at present the
most unlikely thing in the world. The
only danger now apparent to prevent
the locslizstion of the war, are the psrti-
cipation of Servis and Greece. The first
of these might precipitrte Austrian in
tervention, the second might give rise to
outrsges and disturbances in CYPRUS,
Thesssly and Crete, such as would render
the intervention Of the western powers
i'm oerative on the score of humanity.
LONDON, June A. The Standards vi.
emma correspondent asserts that the fol-
lowing is undoubtedly true, being from
an unimpeschsble source. Grand Duke
Nicholas recently said to foreign con-
sui: "Neither Prince Bismarck nor
Lord Derby will prevent us from enter
ing Constsntinople, rs the Germans en-
tered Parls, only 10 leave it again"
The Standard understands that the
Christians of Lsrnicia, in the land OF
Cyprus, asked British admiral of Il
Mediterranean feet 10 send a man -ot-wsr
10 protect them, should necessity arise
A special from Constsntinople via
Athens says that parliament will be
Immediately dissolved. The Presidents
of the two houses were summoned - the
palace last Thursday and the Sultan dis
cussed with them the best means of
closing the Chamber without pubic
scandal
A Vienna special says that the
Servian government has st mt 10 the Porte
an energetic Eote, declaring that it will
recover the island OF Bujskshe, in the
Drina, by force if the Turks refuse to
evacuste it, Copies of the circular will
be sent to the European powers.
The Grand Duke Nicholas has COM
munlcated to ST. Petersburg his dissp-
pointment at the difficulty of coming 10
terms to Roumsnis.
Letter. from Bucharest indicate that
active cooperation by the Roumsnisns
Is doubtful after the Russians cross the
Danube.
A special from Pesth says that n COM
munique published in the official papers
states that, despite her objections, the
initlstive relative TO peace must be taken
BY Russia.
The European powers have been occu-
MED some days in cons n territorial
lsnges in Asia hich 70 ut from
war basis. The final arran cement IN
Europe will be the protocol.
In onsequence OF Austris's representa-
tions tie Porte has abandoned the idea
of forming Hungarian legion.
The Russian telegraphic agency says:
The furloughs Of the Russian ambssss-
dors to London, Berlin and Vienna are
together unconnected with politics
The ambassadors could not have confer
red, as alleged by foreign papers, for
they went to different psrtr ot Russia
The Times correspondent at Paris tel.
egraphs that he has reason 10 believe the
assurances which II now seems certain
Count Schoundotf brings relative "
eventual temporary occupation Of Con-
stsntiIople, are IN answer TO the question
put by England as 10 RuSsias intentions
relative TO Constsntinople. II Russi,
believed herself obliged ~ reply TO such
a question, she would be unable at least
officially 70 do other than Ms alleged.
A ns. oa :knowiDg its capital ran
no rick Of occupation would be
little disposed TO consent TO
the conquerOr's terms. A. most Russis
could give England assurances and
secret guarantees in ease an eventual
temporary occupation OF Constsntinople
should seem seriously dangerous TO Brit
ish interests. This will certainly not be
the only polut in Russiss reply. She
| will say, IL shall not touch Egypt or the
Suez canal" but she will not gay what
she will do. Though the Russian reply
may lead 10 many disputes, 1t is the eI
pectstIon OF it which has produced the
present call throughout Europe.
A Bucharest dispatch says that the
Danube at Galstz ID fifteen feet above
the ordinary level.
A Vienna special says: According 70
the latest in rteiligence the Gar will re-
main Al Kischenef for the present, be-
cause the bresksge Of the bridges Is 81
great as 10 block traffic on the ROums-
nisn railway lInes.
A TinlES Vienna special reports that
number OF bulletins from the Russian
commau der. In-chlef in Caucasus seem
- chow that the insurrection has spread
toward Caspian, for successful expedi.
tion ia recorded against tribe on the
eastern slopes of the Caucasus, which
form part Daghes,an.
The bulletins report that Gen. krsn.
chenlo had hot engagement With 1900
oil the enemy IN fasslng over the bridge
OF BOysds. From tois i, would seem that
he has haar ohliped IN lcny. his uOsttign
sboue Sukum kslcb and fall back behind
the river Kodor, where 8 force is beIng z
assembled 70 prevent the Turks from in
vsdibg Aingrella.
Marine.
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