The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-25

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tSigned) GoRTsoHAEoFr.
THE CAR TO his SOLDIERS.
ST. PErERsBURa, April 24.-.A dis.
patch from KischGneF, dated yesterday
and officially published to-day, announces
that at the review Of troops by the Car
at Tiraspol yesterday, His Majesty, sd.
dressing the officers, said VI felt grieved
10 send you to the field OF battle, and
therefore delayed action az long as posi-.
BILE, heSitatiug TO shed your blood. But
now that the honor OF Russia Is attacked,
am convinced that you will all TO the
last man know how TO vindica,c 1t. May
God be with you. wish you complete
success. Farewell until your return"
BUCHAREST, April 24.-The Roumanian
government in reply to the Turkish
Grand Visier's dispatch requesting the
Prince to make arrangements with Abahe
kerim, commander.in.c chief Of the Tur.
kish army, to prevent the passage OF the
Russian army, has declared that such a
step is too serious TO be determined by
the executive power alone. The Rouma.
nian Chamber will be assembled on the
10Th inst. to examine the question.
The first Russian detachment, consist.
ing Of 40 sappers and officers, crossed
Roumanla from the frontier yesterday at
Bestmak, and 10000 men arc reported to
have crossed to-day. Grand Duke Mich.
olas has issued a proclamation to the in.
habitants OF RoumanIa announcing the
passage Of the Russian army under his
command toward the Danube. Rouma.
MIA having received no preliminary noli-
fication has declared that 1t yields TO
force, and has directed its troops to fall
back, to avoid conflict.
CROSSED THE FRONTIER.
LONDON, April 24.--In the House OF
Lords this afternoon, Earl Derby stated
that 1900 Russian troops crossed the
frontier last evening.
Count schouvaloif, Russian Ambassa.
dor, in communicating the Russian cir.
cular to Lord Derby to-day, stated that
general order to cross the frontier had
been given.
LONDON, April q. - The advance
corps for crossing the Pruth will he 25,.
600 strong.
ST. PETERBuRG, April 24.--The Gorern.
nIent Gazette states that the beginning Of
the Montenegrin war is delayed by Petro.
witch, Montenegrin envoy at CONSTANT.
nople, who has been appointed command.
er.in.chiei, having chosen 4 circuitous
route for his return home.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, April 2l.-Satget
Pasha has sent dispatch TO the repre-.
sentatives OF the Porte abroad informing
them that the Russian Charge d'AE4irS
had left with his whole stall, and that,
while regretting the turn OF affairs
brought about by Russia, Turkey had
followed the example Of that power and
instructed its representatives in Russia
10 break oil their relations with the im.
perial government. The members OF the
Turkish Embassy at St. Petersburg will
accordingly leave tomorrow. Air. Lay.
ard is said to have informed the Porte
that England had guaranteed the integ.
rity and independence OF the Ottoman
empire only on the conditions laid down
By the treaty stipulations for the exercise
Of control by the Powers. The Porte
having contested this right, it has for.
ieited the benefits guaranteed by those
treaties, and England could not inter.
vene with arms in its behalf.
BUCHAREST, April 24.-TwClye hun.
dred mounted Cossacks passed through
Kitilia, near here, on their way to KslG. |
fat. Saturday evening regiment OF
Roumanisn cavalry started for Kaiaiat.
Great excitement prevails here.
CAIRO, EGYPT, April 24.-Prince Has.
san will leave for Constantinople tO-mor.
row, accompanied by two high officers.
His mission will be ofshort duration.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 2l.-Prince
Gortschakoli sent the following note,
dated April 24th, to the Turkish Charge
d'AHairs here:
"Earnest negotiations between the I'm
perial government and the Porte ior
durable pacifcation not having led to
the desired accord, my august master sees
himself compelled, to his regret, to have
recourse to force OF arms. Be therefore
80 kind as TO inform your government that
from to-day Russia considers herself
in state Of war with the Porte. The
first consequence Of this is r rupture Of
diplomatic relations. ] request you TO
kindly inform me OF the number OF per.
sons composing the Ottowan Embassy
here, in order that you may be furnished
with the necessary passports. Ottowan
subjects residing i'll Russia are at liberty,
II they desire, to leave the country un.
molested. Those who should prefer to
remain may consider themselves assured
OF the full protection OF the laws.
The Turkish Charge has written Prince
Gortschakotf note taking leave OF him.
KIscHENEFF, April 24.-The Metro.
politan OF Moldavia welcomed the Csar
at UnGheni. He replied: az commend
myself and my army to the prayers Of
the orthodox. l hope to be met with
friendly sentiments in Roumania." Dur.
ing the review at Ungheni the greatest
enthusiasm prevailed among the Russian
troops and among the Russian and Rou.
manian spectators. The Emperor's car.
riage was escorted to the station by a
crowd amid the cheers OF the soldiers
and people. At the station the Car said
to the officers: "May God protect
you and uphold tho honor. OF the
Russian army" On his return 10 Kis.
chenef, deputation from the town
offered the Car bread and salt. Tonight
the place is Illuminated, and great entRu.
s'asm prevails.
PROCLAMATION TO THE RoUMASGGHs.
LONDON, April PA special from
JasSy reports that the Grand Duke,
Nicholas, in proclamation to the Rou.
mAnians says: "By order OF the Gar, my
army is destined 10 combat with the
Turks that enter your Territory, which
has before joyfully received the Russian
armies. l declare that We come as
friends desirous only OF offur,hcring your
welfare and hoping 10 find among you,
such noble sentiments as your ancestors
displayed towards tho Russian ar.
mics in former wars against the Turks,
The passage OF the Russian army
through your territory will occupy only
short time. | Invite you TO pursue
your usual ayocations, and provide our
army with the means to satisfy their re.
quirements. have taken steps to enable
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