The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-25

| Inhn tuo 4urS. ku0 LOOps N hruJovo
and west Of there numbering 60o0o.
combined with the Roumanians, can
also threaten three points, VIZ: Widdin,
Polanks and Lompolanka, and can act
as the right wing of An Arevoo attack;
or, If the disposition Of the Turks should
render such . movement necessary, -
the left wing OF q Timok valley attack,
with Roumanlan and ServiGn troopt
forming the centre end righs
wing! OF course the latter a
improbable at present. = ." -
VIKNA, June 24-Austria has formslly
refused to intervene in behalf ol Aoote-
negro unless the latter Acknowledges
that she is hopelessly PROSTATE aad
makes direct application for help .
GALATz, June 23.-T This morning the
wounded came In, and cortinued 70 DO
so all day. Judging from the number
Of ambulances, the wounded brought
back are not less than S00.' ACCOUNTS Of
the scc.ion vary much, aud it Is 'inp&-
sible TO get reliable information. R6u-
mania oarsmen say the Russians who
tried 10 land at the edge Of lake near
the village Of Tchetchilli were fred on
before they touched the shore, and then
met with heavy volleyS From 5000
to 5000 Russians crossed with cannon.
Al ton o'clock the Russians gave up after
the attempt to gain possession ofthe roed
leading 10 Tchetahilli over the hills.
Finding q grove near the village full of
Turks they retired to q hill beyond the
road and ravine and attacked . battery,
capturing il late in the day. The land.
ing was q hsnd.to.hand conflict. The
first man killed was syoung Russian OH
Ger. He sprang ashore and Was
shot through the forehead. The object
OF the crossing and the action At Galstz
was TO protect the greater crossing at
Ibrail. -
An lbrsil correspondent telegraphing
Friday says: 1t is evident that the
great crossing will begin tomorrow at
day light. The whole Russian force here
will cross on the bridge, and the Russians
will thus establish themselves firmly bn
the other side OF the ID ,nubs, ~ there Is
now whole army corps there.
sufficient number OF troops
to:: maintain themselves aud even 10
take the offensive. OLher crossings, pro-
yidod this one succeeds TO morrow, Will
be made comparatively easy Tho Rus.
sian tactics will now will be to push the
force here forward rs rapidly rs possible
up the Dobaudscha, and extending
hand to the Russian forces on their way
up tho Danube. This will enable
the forces nj HinsovA 10
cross without difficulty, aud
on proceeding farther ap 1t can likewise
extend hand 10 the ether forces AT Ma.
lorsch, and even Ahenrza. Should Iur-
KEY dctsch n force from about Rustchuk
and Mikopalis sufficient to stop it pro
gress, they will so weaken their line at
this point that the Russians between
Giurgevs and Turnu Msgurelii would
| bc able 10 crcss with com
psratiyely little los Later accounts
from 1brsil agree wth tie Ga,nz cor
r sponden. In shosIng that tho dght va.
serious 1t the crcssing opposite CAME
An lbrsil corre' 'popdent says that
| Russian doctor, who crossed with the nrst
detac hm,nt OF 800. informs mo that h.
does not believe that out Of this number
that rs were lett alive or unburt or on-
hurt.
A correspondent M ftzani, IN.
der the date Of June ~, says
that on the night Of the 10Th inst
800 infantry crossed nj Roni nnd2OO 10
front of Gslatz. On the 2lst 200
crossed during the day with cannon, And
rein forcements afterwards arrived. Over
S,OO6 Russians participated 10 the occu-
patton oi the heighu commanding NAT
chin.
CoSsTAsTISoPLE, June "a An OIL
cisl dispatch from Padgonitzs announces
that the united civisioBs oi SuleImsn
Pashs and Ali Saili are successfully sd-
vsncing 10 Montenegro. Tho Monte
negrins have evacuated Cettinji Thtse
tousana wounded have been removed
from there 70 Cuttare.
1t Ia stated in official circles that tho
Turish Commander. in Chief has been
aware for some time Of tbs intention ol
the Russians " cross into Dsbrudscbs,
but that it entered into bis plan OF oper-
atoms 10 permit them " do 90.
The Bsy Of Tunh has expressed sp.
preheDsion 70 the Porte, that tho kus-
sian feet might bombsrd TnDiL
CoxsTAsTISoPLL June H-An OIL.
ci Al Abatement published here says: 81.
1, certain that . number Of Russians
have also crossed the Danube IN the
direction Of Karagath, below Hirsya."
ST. PEI ERsBUs0, June 2I-An Of
fcial account OF an engagement kougbt
by the troops who crossed from GslA,Z
and occupied BudjAk heights says tho
Russian torres consisted OF companla oil
infantry who crossed in boats and wsrs
received by heavy are. They, however,
valiantly attacked the heights and drove
back the enemy. The Turkish Iorcs
consisted Of 1900 infantry, 300 caytlry
and two guns. The Bassisns, bayng
no cavalry or ARTILLERY, were obliged u
resis, the Turkish cavalry with bayodeb.
The Turks withdrew on arrival OF Bu.-
sian reinforcemsnts, The kdsflsn
lo.s forty-sight killed and ninety woand-
cd. General Zimmerman slsgspb'
that the clergy and christian peopIe of
MAtchin recsIved the Russians With
gres, ceremony. One regiment 10 a..
ready IN Town. and will be reinforced by
brigade under General Jokof,
The steamers Constents and yIsdimr
have saiied IRON SstA.tipol and Ods-ss
respectively. The former sunk four
Turkish rnsrchantmsn on the Anaiotisn
coast, altar putting their crews nnprs.
Tue yisdmir captured . brig OF YSna
Both steamers returned 10 port tAiely.
LONDON, June z2 Il Telegram RON
Rsguss, jHtsd yesterday, ssys thst the
lighting near Ostfok ceased yesterday.
The Mon.susgrios ocrspY an snSshebsd
position which prevents tbs dssncs OF
salsmsn Pshs. Prince NcbolAs, With
another corps, Ia entrsnched st CUons.
south Of osirok. AlfSsib u sIpsctsd 70
stack Dsnilgrad to-aorov With The Oh
lect Of e6ec,ing . Junction With Sulsnnsn
Pshs. Sbould these opsrsttonf mcfeed
both srmiss viii march on p'Cestspgs,
While Lieut.. Gen. Nehgnit An will
march down iron vassJIvict 70 cover
their nsnks. An The nontsnexfins 10
Hefzegovins are retarning W the coan
hys dsfsass: a,.3. 80
LoxDos, June .D.-Ysriocs specisl'
-. a. 81. sn.~~4o venn0val Al the