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

LONDON, May 2I.-A dispatch from
Pesth, Sunday, says that in remark
able article in the Pesthcr LLovd the
Minister of Foreign Astiairs Is warned
not 10 continue any longer the policy Of
mastery inactivity. ProNpt sctior is
urged Tor the efficient protection OF the
frontier. The anxiety with which the
events on the lower Danube are watched
in Hun gary, finds true expression in
this article. Although the confidence in
Count Andrsssy IL yet mistaken, gem
eral uneasiness is felt on account Cfthe
equivocal attitude of the government
which has reached high pitch.
LONDON, May 2l.-A .Nc,0s Bucharest
dispatch says: Every day makes II
more obvious that the Russians are ia no
hurry 10 cross the Danube. All present
indications tend to the impression that
no crossings further west than Hrsovs
are intended to be attempted before
early in June, and probably not before
the Gar reaches the army headquarters
about the 7th prox., thus enabling hun
to witness the crossing of the main
columns
Sr. PETERSBURG, Msy 2l.-Grsnd
Duke Michael telegraphs from Tlfii',
May 2Oth, as follows: Along the entire
coast from Cape Adler TO Cape Ptcnen.
ichyr, g.. Turkish men of-wsr are BON.
bsrdiu. NJ nw-ning undetended and
peaceful -" DAD ats, and are landing
CIrCassisn eml-' l. At various points
who seek to excite the AbhesIons 10 re-
belion. Troops have been dispatched 70
suppress any rising. The Russians cap
tured, At Ardahan, Turkish Psshs and
50 cannons, including two eight inch
and a number Of smaller krupps.
VIEENA, Msy 2l.-Rumors are in
circulation here that negotiations are
pending for triple alliance between
Germany, AustrlS and England.
LONDON, May 2l.-A dispatch from
Corstsntinope states that the English
officers now lIn that place are actively
surveying the detences of the city aud
hsrbor.
A telegram from Constsntinople says
that the Russians are committing fright
ful mssssCres in the CsucassIss.
A dispatch from Athens says that the
new Greek ministry are disposed TO adopt
a wsr.lke policy. The people, it Is be-
lieved, will support the ministry.
VIENNA, May 2l.-The RoumsLI ian
and Russian authorities issue q decree
Friday prohibiting ali traffic on the
Danube. This completely parslyses 4
large portion Of :he Hungarian trade.
| Count Andrassy has decided 70 take i'm
mediate such measure being carried
out. Although he will doubtless be
/ joined by other powers be vii! not walt
for their cooperation.
LONDON, May 2l.-The Porte has sent
8 harsh reply TO Greece's strong repre-
sentatlons relative 70 the recent release
of Turkish brigsnds from prison nj
Jsnius, and their entry into Greece.
The Russisns are making q decided
movement below the river Aluta- Nav
I igstiou O. the Danube Is interdIcted.
PAErs. May 21.-A dispatch from
/ Con s:AntInopIe states tbst the members
ot the Turkish Cbsmter Of Deputies are
qu,rreIliDg and hist govern nens t:outlss
src tesred.
A Buchsrc-t special announces that
| Roumania yesterday proclaimed her in
/ dependence and declared war against
/ Turkey, but will remain on the de'eL-
sive.
! LONDON, May Ala telegraph dis
patch from B.toum, dated Saturday
morning. says that the Russian forces
/ here stier masking great show OF war
/ ike intentions, yesterday, cortent7d
Themselves With harmless artillery firing.
and toe fsci wss hst the enemy had go :
of fifteen bat,aiions in the direction 10!
SuEum Ksleth in the hope Of srresiin
the Insurrection which spread from that
centre. TIE defences Of Bstoum ere
quite unimpsired and the position
leaves nothing 70 desire. TIE issue oi
TIE next assault il looked UpOn a.
pretty certain victory for the sultan.
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