The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-16
Ssria Determined to Remain hsu-
tral. ~
Gortschakofrs Reply to Earl Derby.
Excitement Among the Greeks il
Constantinople.
Turks to Occupy Principal Positions
in Seryia.


Don't want Peaces
BUCHAREST, June l6.-0a the Russian
army foreshsdowing OF peace would fall
with q thrill of passionate dlsgust that
would strain the bonds Of discipline to
the utmost. = A..
There can be no question that the army
regards Constar tinople Is the only goal
that can content It.
The Gear will return to Russia imnns-
diately after he has witnessed and parti.
dpated in the passage Of the Danube.
There are now comparatively few Rus
sian officers 10 Bucharest. Their duties
call them elsewhere. "'
LONDON, June l5-A special from
Pesth states that the Porte, fearing Ser.
yis will conclude convention permit.
ting the passage Of Russian troops, has
decided TO occupy the principal positions
in Servis.
LONDON, June 15-A Vienna special
saws: In connection with the prosecu
ton of some of the Internstionslists, an
official employed in the library Of the
Vienna University has been arrested,
and documents have been discovered at
bis house. proving the existence OF
tnternstiopslist Propaganda, aiming at
B revolution in Russia and Austria.
A Belgrade telegram says that Servis
will remain neutral under any circum
stance. Her neutral attitude will be de-
clared in express terms ia speech from
the throne at the opening Of fSkupischins.
/ CoNsrANTINoPLE, June l5.-There Is
great agitation among the Greek popu-
latlou OF this city against the Patriarch
of the Greek Church for issuing man
dstor that prayers be said in oil the
churches for the success Of the Turkish
arms. The Sultan made him costly
presents and decorated the Patriarch with
the badge of one of the highest orders
of the empire and this fact tains the
action of the Patriarch with suspicion.
VIENNA, June l6.-Before leaving
Belgrade Prince Milan was reminded
that any attempt on the part oi Servia 70
resume hostilIties would be immediately
followed by Austrian occupation.
LONDON, Jcne l6.-The Russians in
Roumania and In the neighborhood mum.
Ibsr 100000, including 1900 cavalry.
NEW YoRK, June l5.-The Turkish
Minister communicates " the Associated
Press Q dispatch from the Minister Of
Foreign Affairs 10 the Turkish Minister at
w ashington, of which the following 10 .
translation:
CossrAHTIsoPLE, June l3.-lu conse-
quence OF the demand Of our Imperial
Govern ment for the substitution III our
ambulance service OF the red crescent Tor
the red cross. Doubts have besn raised
as 10 our intention Of respecting the
Convention OF Geneva. To remove
misun n nderstandIpg in this respect the
imperial government declares that In
conformity with the Constitution 70
which It adberes in principal the BED
Gross will continue 10 be religiously res.
pected by the Ottoman armies under oil
circumstances; that formal Instructions
have been given 70 this efiect, and thst y /.
cisl aid for the wounded, represented by
the Red Crescent, is 10 reality but the
eastern branch of the society OF the Red
Gross.
The Trrss correspondent at the Mon
tenegrian headquarters at Ostrak, tele-
graphs the following under date OF
Thursday, which indicates that the Mon.
tsnsgrins are not yet completely driven
from Duga pass:
The Turks have moved up 70 Noidre,
within DugA pass and within reach OF
cannon shot from the Montenegrin lines
at Presjeky but up 10 this time no indt.
cations of an attack have been given. II
b expected, however, that . movement
will be made tomorrow. The Turkish
column advancing through Wsissievisch
district makes slow progress and has BOT
vet reached Kslaschin. 1t destroys all
villages within reach, but has thus fsr not
reached the mountain country IL 10
supposed that this columns intends NOV.
ing through 70 Drobinak 70 unite With
the army now in Dugsr P~s. Another
rumor ssys that after the relief Of Nicsics
and the capture Of Dsnilogred, the bulk
of the Turkish forces will be withdraw
10 operste on the Russian right wing
when il crosses the Danube.
ComrAsr1SorLE, June l6.-There s
a growing ooolnsse between Layard, the
British AMBASSADOR and the Porte.
Safve. PashA the Foreign Minister. com
plains that Layssd u not friendly
enough and Laysrd complains that the
Porte does not attend " his complaints,
or when IL does IL only mskes promises
which il doa not keep. LAysrd has
made sharp remonstfsncs and warned
the Porte ;hst iu conduct will further
alisnsts English sympathy.
ERzEnoux, June l6.-MukhtAs PsshsI
position n levin 10 believed 70 be un'
ssssilsble. The Turkish right con-
fronts the Russian left IN tbs opsn dk-
trict Of Aiaskirt and An sngsgsneot Y
inninept. A Russian dstachnsnt oi
the centre, which occupied oaghsuli, hAi
fallen back 10 the direction of Kan.
81. PrrrEsBuEa, June IS. 1t Il
ofHcislly announced that Aukhtsr Pashs
has been rsinioroed By twenty bsttaliot'
from Trsbizond-