The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-07
FOREIGN NEWS.
A Suspension Bridge Falls, Pre-.
Clpitating 200 People Into a
RiVer---Many Lives Lost.
Public Debt Of Turkey Wretch.
cd Management of the Re-
sources Of the Empire.
ThePOpe Confers the Grand Cross
on Mcmahon.
WAR NOTES.

WAR NOTES.
LONDON, June Ga Vienna dispatch
and other adviCes state that the Car will
arrive at Plaeste tomorrow. A large
posse Of police preceded the Car on his
way to Bucharest. General IgnatiefT has
arrived in Bucharest.
The Times Belgrade correspondent says
u is reported that the English Consul al
Mosteris is to visit Caujaluka and Cilatch
districts to observe the progress Of the
insurrection and condition OF the Raiahs
A Vienna correspondent asserts that
this year thirty thousand OF Seryian
militia arc not to be called out for drill
The semi'oiiCial Journal de 81. Peters5urg
adverting to peace rumors, says the Diplo.
macy had better not pronounce in favor
OF any definite plan for termination Of
the war until decisive events have occur.
red on the battle field. The terms Of
peace must depend on the course Of the
war.
A dispatch from Ragusa, dated Tues.
day, says that the Turkish attack on
Montenegro from Albanian Ledl has
commenced. Alisaib with the whole ol
his forces advanced from Spuz up The
Eeta Valley, the object being 10 reach
Danilagsad. The Montenegrin's met the
attack on the hill OF Malgat. The fight.
ing IS still raging, but up to noon the
Turkish assaults had been repuIsed and
900 Turks had been killed. The Monte.
negrins fight against enor nous odds, there
being $4,000 regulars and irregulars
against them on this side alone.
MANCHESTER, June ca Vienna dis.
patch says: Since the commencement OF
the great heat the health OF the Russian
army has become worse. Financial diff.
cul!ies are apparent for the last fort.
night. The troops have not received
additional war money above their regu.
lar pay. Russia owes, besides, 1000.
OOO francs to Roumanian railways. Rus.
sian bonds for contracts are made paya.
bic at kischeneti, and BanQuc de Roma.
ME pays them at 8 per cent discount,
The Car takes command of the army
chiefly because Grand Duke Nicholas and
his Chief OF STAFF, Gen. Nepokoslschitzky,
frequently disagree. After the Cars
arrival, a state Of siege will be proclaim.
ed at Bucharest and a Russian Town
Commander appointed.
CoNsTANTINoPLE June G.-By order Of
the Minister OF War the local journals
are forbidden to publish any matter re.
lating to the war, or to report incidents
oil battles or any facts bearing on the
subject. " '''
The HtraMhaS an able article npon the
subject, calling upon the Minister Of War
to reverse his decision, in the country's
interest.
The La Lurquire, the official paper, to.
day holds out hopes that the measure
may be recalled.
VIENNA, June Gin military circles
here the opinion gains ground that The
Russians will not cross the Danube. They
expect such decisive successes in Asia
that every condition OF n durable peace
may be secured from their efforts.
FARls, June 6.-The Russian Tele.
graphic Agency states that telegram
has been received from Semlin declaring
that conspiracy has been discovered in
Servla to depose Prince Milan in favor
OF the Prince Of Montenegro.
LONDON, June CAN official report at
Constantinople to-day from the Govern.
ment oil Herzegovina confirms the re.
ported defeat OF the Monteneprins and
Herzegovinians on the 9TH inst, in The
Geilles G Of kriestoes, with heavy loss, by
SURPRISED AND CUT TO PIECES.
PARIS, June Ga dispatch from Con.
stantlnople to the journal Des DesJats
asserts that one thousand Abachainans
have been surprised and cut TO pieces by
the Russians.
LONDON, June G.-Perplexing contra.
dictions relative 10 Ali Saibs' operation,
on the southern frontier Of Montenegro
continue 10 be received.
The Vienna Political Correspondence,
which is usually we'll informed, publishes
n special from Cnltaro stating that Ali
Sab was defeated at Maljat and lost zoo
men.
A Ragusa special supports this view
that Ali Saib, on the other hand, has
telegraphed TO Constantinople most cir
cumstantial account Of his successes, ac,
cording to which he occupied the heights
commanding Danilgrade.
A correspondent who draws his infor.
nation from the reports sent to The
Prince OF Montenegro, telesraphs under
date oil June 9th, as follows: The Turks
to-day attacked the position Of General
Metrovics, on the Martinltza. They fell
into traps and were completely repulsed
leaving over 1000 dead. The Monte
negrins lost 50 killed; the number Of
wounded is not yet known.
SUPPOSED TO DE RELIABLE.
A Vienna correspondent thus explains
the operations around Montenegro A.
the success otSuleman, Pasha Is reported
from Ragusa rs we'll as Constantinople
tho news may be assumed to be true that
he has taken possession OF Rustach, Al
the entrauce Of Duga pass. 1t seems
equally certain that the Turks on The
southern frontier.who advanced in the d..
rection Of Spuz had been drivenSSback
Prince OF Montenegro was aware that the
attack on the Albian side was ieint and
took but lew OF the forces thence with q
view OF making an effort to capture
Nicsics before Suleman could come 10 the
rescue. Much will depend on whether
snleman is able force Duga pass and
relieve Nicsics before it falls into The
hands OF the Montenegrins.
STRUCK A ToRPEDo.
VIENNA, June G.-The Deut,ehc Zsituuo
per u special, reports that an Italian
corvette, with 200 men on board, has
come 10 grief in the Dardanelles by strik.
ing torpedo. The telegram gives nc
further particulars.
ENGLAND.
Fall oi y suspension Bridge...
Many LiYNS IOgf