The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-15
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as follows: In the higher Turkish cir
cles it is believed that all danger of war
is at an end. On the other hand, the
news from Bisss Arabia is very war-like.
| In the course of the last few days two
Russian divisions have pushed forward,
one of infantry and the other Of Cossacks,
the latter with their headquarters at
Kubu, close on the frontier. Military
action on the part of Russia is believed
to be inevitable, and the order TO march
into Roumsnia is erpectsd - soon Is the
weather permits. Any movement OF
the army is impossible.
LONDON, March 1.-The Post in q
leader, based apparently on authority,
says that the eastern question is not to
be settled in an hour, the public there
tore will n ot be surprised TO learn that
the Cabinet council Of yesterday is to be
followed by another, and, perhaps, msny
more. As matters stand, there is 8 very
fair prospect Of an arrangement which
will meet the exigencies OF the situation,
and il certain caution is exercised in
coming TO q final determination on all
important words or records, there is no
room for any pretence OF hitch having
occurred.
a Times special from Belgrade re.
via. Many of the militia refused to give
up their arms when they were, disband-
ed. 1t would not be surprising il dis
content assumed more definite chsrsc
ter. General Despatoyitch has resigned
his commission in the SeIvian army, and
will stay in Bosnia as copmarder
of the insurgents. II is officially an
nounced that new bands of insurgents
are continually appearing in the BAnjs.
luks and Bisatsch districts. Several
thousand Rediis have been sent against
them.
The Russian Telegraphic Agency says
there is reason to believe that Enslaud
is beginning to show herself disposed TO
render all the accord possible.
A Vienna correspondent reports that
various doubts have arisen which have
considerably dsmped the ssnguine ex-
pectstions of peace which were enter
tanned on the first news of the protocol
proposed. 1t is scarcely to be expected
that Turkey would accept the dissrmA-
men. in form which is binding for her
srd quite optional tor Russia.
PEsrH, March l4.-ln the Lower
House OF the Hungarian Diet to. day,
Deputy Polit interrogsted the govern
ment respecting the recent students
demonstrations and the Austro. .Hunga-
risn attitude on the Eastern question.
Count De Tioza, President of the Coun.
Gil of Ministers, replied that the students
demonstrations could not compromise the
foreign policy of the monarchy, and
ought not TO create discomfort in the
Sclavonic population. The government
considers that its duty is TO strive for the
preservation Of peace and the anchors.
tion of the condition Of the Christians Of
Turkey. The government will protect
Austria's interests under all circum-
stances against any one assailing them.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 1.-The
Prince of Montenegro does not intend to
r--.: r - 80 80 "nursa of napo'ieti"-S
with the Porte, but is resolved, should
they prove truitless, TO withdraw into
the natural stronghoIds Of the country
and defend his present possessions. Pub
lie opinion IN Russia regards the solution
OF the quest ohs pending between Mon
tenegro and Turkey sss necessary pre-
liminsry to any arrangement between
the powers.
CoNsrAsTIsoPLE, March 1.-THE
Turkish government is unwilling to take
the responsibility of deciding upon the
MonteHegran demands, and will submit
them TO grand council which must be
summoned for the purpose, or 10 pariis-
ment, which meets Monday next.
LONDON, March l4.-The Standard
announces that the cabinet counc ]
which had been announced for to-day
was ccuntermsnded late last nighi.
The Post speaks ss follows IN i's lead
ing editorial, apparently on authority:
We must wait few days before we can
pretend TO assert that peace is really
ests sbllshed. English doubts and verbsl
answers are now RENTED 10 s.. Peters-
burg. Answers ana explanations
must be exchanged. A con
plnint amongst sevcssl oth"'s
presents obvious difficulties. The Ru, sian
government wishes that the Turks 81 oud
lead the way in disarming, whereas
Turkey may naturally rejoin that
II behooves Russia TO set the example in
this respect.
VIENNA. March 1.-THE Urticia
Abeltd PdSfs st. Petersburg letter says
that the Sultan will oIen dire't negotii-
tions with Russia.