The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-22

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repair the railroads damaged BY the
floods in the Moudanis.
The fall OF Ardahan is OF great ad-
vantage 10 the Russians, for besides open.
ing line of communication with Akslt-
ziz, 1t will enable the Russians 10 turn
the force hitherto operstlrg against Ar.
dshsn towards ksrs, or take part In the
combined operation against Erzeroum.
LoNros, May Alan Erzeroum tele-
gram announces that the Russians have
withdrawn from Ksghiseman. The rail.
way bridge beyond the Aluts is broken.
The movement of the Russians will con-
sequently be delayed.
LONDON, Nav 2l.-An Odessa letter
says: Since the fall OF Sukum ksleth, q
panic reigns not only at Odessa but all
along tho Black Sea. All confidence in
the shore batteries and torpedoes has
been lost. The governor of Odessa en-
desvored TO calm the public mind by
issuing proclsmstions.
A Vienna special says the effect pro-
duced by the insurreclion seems 10 be all
the greater in Russia Is il was quite un-
expected. All accounts previous 10 the
war were such IS ~ excite no apprehen.
sions; on the contrary loyal addresses
were prepared by the Russian officials
and offers made by the population TO
furnish volunteers.
ATHENS, May 2l.-The Greek note on
the escape of the brigands from Jsnina
has boen resented BY the Porte. 1t is
said the Grand NiZer his telegrspEed
blaming the Turkish minister for re-
ceivipg IL.
The Chamber meets Thursday.
A st. Petersburg special says that the
bodies of 800 Turks have been already
buried st Ardshsn.
The Gar will start for the Danube on
June I'd. He will be absent three weeks.
A Wen nns dispatch gays that the Turks
are concentrating large masses Of troops
at Tuntiks and Sistsss, expecting the
Russians TO make q powerful attempt ("
cross the Danube within the next few
DAYS.
LONDON. May 2l.-A Berlin sp'cisl
SAYS, despite tie sUpore SION OF the Csu-
cssslan, revolt troops trom Erzaroum
and Arghun ss well as the local garri.
sons of Daugheston and Tchetchna are
being concentrated for joint operations
againt the insurgents. Tn, greater
part of Tchetbua is in aims against the
Russians. Dagbestsn is quiet.
PARIS, May II. Temps, which has
occssl slonsl communications from the
Russian agency, says: Our private IN
formation confirms the rumor that a
note has been communicated 10 the 81
Petersburg cabinet by the English EN-
bsssv. on questions c'nnectod with Con
stantinople and the Su canal, now and
hereafter This document is couched n
concillstory terms. We are assured q At
IN understanding is already arrived al
between the two governments, both n
substance and form ss regards the SueZ
canal, and in substance NJ regards Con.
sta ntinople.
LONDON, May 2l.-A Bucharest dIs-
patch SAYS that 5000 Russians belon ging
TO twelve divisions will march toward
Krsiovs tomorrow. They will be sue
ceeded by thirty-three divisions, which
are already waiting at the next stage IN
the rear.
The railway bridge over the Aluta,
near Statlns, fell to-day. A tram Of ten
wagons. carrying ammunition 10 Li.tlc
Wsllachis, WAS eDguied with It, and
FIVE passengers drowned.
Within the last forty eight hours ru.
mors of peace, which, however, are not
traceable to any source, have been circu.
lated among the Russsn officers.
The Senate has unanimously voted the
Independence Of Roumsnla
PARIS, May al 1t is stated here that
Eng and has given notice 10 Turkey that
she will oppose everything which might
hamper the passage Of merchant ships or
men of-wbr Of neutral powers through
the Sucz canal She has 81 the same time
informed the other powers OF her notit-
cation. Turkey in spite OF the blow
thus dealt her sovereign right, seems
disposed 10 accept Russia does not intend
raising objections IN consequence Of this
rumOr and has circulated ths, in exchange
for the capitalization oi Egypt the tribut"
paid 10 the Porte. The latter is disposed
TO cede 70 England the right OF SOW
ereignty over Egypt.