The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-16

CoNsTANTINoPLE, April l4.-Abda
Kerlm, Turkish GenerAlissimo, hal
started for the Shumia 10 assume com
mand Of the army Of the Danube, The
Russian Charge d'Aaairs has not received
orders to quit Constan!inople.
FRENCH NEUTRALITY.
PARIS, April l4.-The Monieur semi.
Officially declares II II the inaexible re.
solve Of France to remain neutral.
DECIDEDLY wARLIKE.
ST. PETERSBURG, April l4.-The jour.
nails declare the moment has arrived to
give effect to the Cars Moscow speech.
Relations between the Porte and Mon.
tenegro are breaking Of. The Russian
Consul General, NJ. Janin, left to-day
with instructions for the Montenegtin
Government.
Prince TcherkaSsy, who is mentioned
as the future organizer Of Bulgaria,
leaves St. Petersburg tomorrow for
KiEchineff.
Persia has notified the Porte Of her
claims 10 Bagdad,
PANIC ON THE PARIS BouRsE.
PARIS, April l4.-There was a thorough
panic on the bourse shortly after opening
to-day, but a Quic;er feeling prevails
now.
Ast. Petersburg telegram says: "War
is regarded in official circles as newt.
able, but Russian military measures do
not indicute the immediate opening Of
the campaign. II is believed Austria
will make an effort at pacifcation, but
success is not thought probable"
RUSSIAN ADVANCE ACROSS THE PRUTH.
NEw YoRK, April 14.-Cable dispatches
say that the Gar himself will Join the
army on the oath inst. 1t Is reported that
the Russian advance troops have already
crossed the Pruth. Rread.stulFs at Liver
pool are strong, and general rise has
taken place in all classes Of this com.
modify.
PEACE OUT OF THE QUESTION.
BRUSSELS, April l4.-Le Nord publish
es telegram from London, stating that
the English Government ia OF the opinion
that, under the present circumstances, any
further step for the maintenance OF peace
is useless.
HEAVY CONTRIBUTIONS LEvGEp on CHRIS
TIAEs.
BELGRADE, April 1.-THE Govern.
ment is demanding money and supplies
from the Christians, and they are being
drafted into the army and sent 10 Asia, in
order, Bosnians claim, 10 diminish the
Bayah population, in case insurrection
spreads,
BERLIN ROUTE TO THE DANUBE.
PERA, April l4.-In order 10 occupy
the Danube, Russia must reckon with
Germany. The way to Constantinople lies
through Berlin.
CONCENTRATING THE RUSSIAN FLEET
PARIS, April 15.-It is said that
the Russian Embassy, has been ordered
to leave Constantinople tomorrow.
A telegram from Scutari announces
that the Russian consul at Sat Lentar
and Basua Sera received orders TO de.
part.
The Des DebaB says the Russian fleets
in the Atlantic and Pacific have been or
deSed to concentrate in the Mediter.
ranean.
Mr.. Layard, the newly appointed
British Ambassador, left for BridaS, where
he will embark on special steamer in
order to reach Constantinople quickly.
THE GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS.
BUCHAREST, April 15.--The Car is ex.
pected to arrived at Kischenof' to-day.
The Grand Duke Nicholas holds a
great review OF the Army Of Pruth to.
day. i
WHAT AUSTRIA PROPOSES.
A Vienna dispatch says Austria is
resolved, il necessity demands il, to local
ize the war by the armed occupation OF
Bosnia.
DISPATCH TO THE BRITISH CHARGE
D'AFFAIRs.
LONDON, April 15.-Lord Derby has
sent the following dispatch, dated April
18th, to the British Charge D'Afairs at
Constantinople:
SIR-The Turkish, Ambassador called
to-day. | expressed my deep regret to
Masurus Pasha at the view the Porte had
taken. Thought it unnecessary to enter
into any further discussion OF step
which had been adopted by the Porte
after full consideration, and it should
not be retraced. ! said, however, it didn't
Reem clear whether the Porte would send
an ambassador to ST. Petersburg or not,
to agree on the question Of 4 mutual dis.
armament. Massurus Pasha stated that
Turkey wasn't prepared TO accept any
such measure, and expressed the opinion |
that the matters could not .be settled sat
isfactory, unless the Powers should con-
sent to annual the Protocol. | replied
that the divergence between the views
OF the two Governments appeared 10
wide as 10 render a further discussion
useless, and 1 said I couldn't sec what
further steps England could take to avert
war, which appeared 10 be inevitable.
MaSsuruSsPash answered that the atti.
tude Of his government was simply de.
fensive; that they didn't desire war, but
would prefer it to sacrifice Of their ma.
tional Independence, which appeared to
be involved in the acceptance Of the pro.
tocol.
VIENNA, April 16.-The news is off.
cially confirmed that the Roumanian
troops will oppose the passage of the Da.
nube by the Turkish army, but will allow
the Russians to cross at Pruth.
The correspondent Of the Daily 1as.
0rdph says: II have just inspected the
Ottoman feet in Bosp6orus and find the
condition Of the sultan's navy really
splendid. The vessels are fully manned
and the discipline is as good as possible.
Admiral Hobert Pasha has been
formally appointed commander Of the
Black Sea squadron, which comprises
fifteen iron.clads. The forts on the Bos.
phorus are also ready, and the reports
from the armies are satisfactory. Ma.
homet Pasha, First Aid.de.C Camp OF the
Sultan, has left the capital to inspect the
troops and munitions Of war in Anotalia,
and superintend the final arrangements
along the ASiatic frontier.
ENGLAND.
Cable Tolls.
LONDON, April 14.-Atlantic Cable OIL.
cials announce that the shilling tariff for