The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-01
Italy Wants Her Flag Whers II
Will Do Most Good.


IN Favor OF WAR.
LONDON, April S0.-Belgrade dispatch.
es say Abdul Kerim telegraphs Asmau
Pasha that the Russians will probably
endeayor 10 force the Danube at Renie
and lsmart. There is agitation for war
among the members OF the Skuptschina
Servla has received million roubles
probably from the Sclavonic committees
The committee Of the Skuptschina has
protested against any forced occupation
ui the SerVian territory by the Turks
The Servian military, cavalry and artil,
lery have been ordered to keep the way
ons and horses ready.
ARMY MOVEMENTS.
NEW York, April 3O.-A dispatch
from London says: A telegram from
Vienna states that the main body of the
Russian army il marching between BaD
toum and Kars. 1t is supposed to be
advancing on Ergroum. Greece is d.
recting a number OF her troops toward
the Turkish frontier. The British iron
clads stationed at Malta have sailed fol
Corfu. England has Issued proclama
ton OF neutrality on the Eastern ques
ton. The Turkish Budget shows a def
cit OF R4,500,0O0. 1t ia officially an.
nounced at the War Office in London
that the Government has made prepara.
tions to send 10000 men at a moments
notice TO Egypt. OF this force 25,0OC
will 80 from England and $4,000 from
India. The conmissary and medical
stall are also ready to leave.
ST. PETERSBURG April 30.-The Official
Russian Inyalide estimates that 81 Turk
ish Infantry Battalions are already in o,
near Dobrudscha.
AN ADNoNTTIoN PROM THE POWERS.
LONDON, April SO.-A Vienna CORES
pondent OF the Times, telegraphs rs fol
lows: "Three days ago, considerable
alarm was created by the local paper
announcing that Abdul KERN Pashs
Turkish Commander in Chief, had asked
the Servian Government the right O.
passage tor the Turkish troops. TIL,
report was positively denied from Bel
grade. Itseems that the Port, (not the
Turkish Commander) has informed. thI
Powers that it might find it necessary il
in self defense to cross into Servian Ter
ritory and the Powers, replied that it wa
naStSuD'e maS!iIIo 10 sVo'a such step as long Al
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- II -. !, nv" ."tiiD' t., 49,. 80,
H9,SsrANIlNoPl'h April S0.-=Dgringth'
nlght entry mo or departure from thu
inosPnotuI anu anu Tue Dataanelles Is ab1o
IuteIy p!Shi1lteu' All the lights will b'
eTuns1isheI except TWO at the entrance
ol Ine bospnorus and Two IN the Darda'
helie'' ana those may be also put out.
THE KHEDTtE AND THE TURK.
Itis believed that the Kbadivo v;,I,rI
fill his obligations towards the Poyto a,
far a. the liabilities Of the FgvntisT
treasury TO the foreign bondholds!!s vii
petmit A small detscbment ~ Frvr,;a, Ga,
troons are exnected sbor,Iv F''1'
r,sr,,. 80,
!"A 9A0- UASAh'
Complications are expected 10 rise il
ime even! OF tne Russian squadron ii
mean srJ Jemo rJ;no W ane neuitefLa !,
SEM Canal All tbe v".,e,s iU,s" hug ~ 'T
Galatz and IbraiI e
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'NrNhoAFAsF FhE PANIC
LONDON, April SO.-The Times contin
ues to deprecate the unnecessary alarm
and says: Even II We had the mos
positive assurances that Russia intended
TO besiege oonstantinople, there would b
ample time TO lake precautions long afte
the army crossed the Danube; but TO as
sumo that the Russian lenders have an,
such design Is 70 suppose that they hav,
taken leaveyoiT tlelr senses. lttis no
InrEey alone they would have to meet
nor Turkey and England, but the who'll
oil Western Europe. We may safely as
~ S ia .." ss,a asi :. i'Cs a'sSF ueYoI'
keen ourselves Cool. " ' "' 'A'
A speciNl from Buchare,. s,a,ss tia
about 40 600 Russians entered ths Pnn
maniap territory ON Satnrdav II IA a. a.
,inlatad thnt 40 900 hays az i.r c,no'o, ~ 81
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%cs''N" ,.. '1p,ts % TROOPS.
ANienaAspeeial 81 Sunday says: Th
aptp9ritiea OF 4brail have ordered tn
inhabitants 70 remove all portable prop
erty within TWO daya as an attack iron
pS.];anH n' ~ - ~ s!onsan'
to meet the expected assault, Tbe Tp.k J'