The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-04

VlHNNA, June S.-The Ministerial
papers OF Vienna and Pesth differ con.
corning the peace rumon- The FERN.
desnblatt considers them idle dreama and
the Pesthsr-Lloyd declares that they are
we'll founded. The StaxdsrCs . correooon-
dent has the best authority for stating
that Sabdoullah Bey, new Turkish au-
bassador TO Berlin, leh Constsn.
tinople Saturday with instfucsioas
regarding the course 10 b pu1sua1
IL the mediation of Germany u Offered at
the latter stage Of the war.
Mehmed Buddi Pasha has had an au-
disnce Of the Sultan. BE 10 regarded -
the coming Grand Vixier.
A Conspiracy has been discovered in
Belgrade against Prince Milan, and In
favor OF the Prince of Montenegro.
Many members Of Omladao have been
arrested. Serious events are liksly 10
follow.
LONDON, June S.-The Times Vienna
correspondent sends the following con.
armstlon Of the reports from Paris -
to Count Schouveloff: Count Schouvel.
of rs supposed TO be the bearer of the
answer to Lord Desby's note. 1t seems
that Russia has taken advantage Of the
occasion TO declare that she 10 still in the
position previously held by her, and has
only taken up arms for the
ameliorat,on OF the condition Of the
Christians. Besides these general
assurances the answer is said 10 contain
special assurances about Con.tAn ntinople.
The correspondent enumerstes the terms
which Russia is reported to desire. They
are similar 10 those Of the programme
given in proceeding dispatch. The
Times correspondent continues: Ths
ache ne has only interest so tar ~ il shows
what, in Russian circles, would be
deemed fair conditions OF peace.
ATHENS, June 3.-Intelligence has
been received from Constantinople that
after the procla nation Of state Of siege
about two hundred OF Midhat PashA's
sdherents we're summarily arrested and
imprisoned The thoughts Of many peo.
pie are turning towards the ex-Sultan
Nimrod. They know his health Is great
ly improved, and that il he appeared in
public the people would demand his
restoration Mursd has applied for
permission TO go TO his country residence
at Scutsri. The Sultan Is greatly embsr.
rased, situation beng one o. great dellcacy
and peril, and tits feared that the people
will rise in many parts of the country. II
they do so they will triumph, unless re-
voting severity Is used.
The Russians are advancing In force
towards Disrbekir.
1t is said that the Russians lost 1000
men in the recent attack on Mars.
WAsHIsaros, June 3.-Mr. A. NJ.
Gibson, Washington correspondent OF
the New York Sun has addressed = card
to the General Agent Il the Associated
Press, in answer TO the card from Gen.
Garfield denying the authenticity OF the
letter recently published In the Sun,
purporting 10 be letter Of the Presi.
dent 70 Mr.. Garfield. Mr.. Gibson says
il WAS not pretended that the letter In the
Sun was literal copy, but simply q sub
stantislly correct version OF Il. Mr.. Gar
fields intention was 10 deny any such
letter ever having been written 10 him.
LONDON, juno IA Telegram from
Constantinople says that Austria recent.
ly sent note 10 the Porte demanding
u written declaraticn n that the restrictions
on the navigation Of the Danhbe shall
not last q day longer than the war. or
be increased or form . precedent. The
Porte and Russia have both sent the
declaration required.
The Chamber Of Deputies voted In
favor of the abolition Of the press
bureau, and OF making inquiries into OF.
trsordinary expenditures.
A dispatch from Erzeroum says /"
confirmed that scouts belonging the Rus
sian centre column patrol ~ far ~ the
Soghaulu mountains. The Turkish head.
quarters have fallen back on Henpriskoi.
The vanguard of the Russian right wing
has passe d Olti and kizikisha.
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