The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-24
The Russian Embassy Leave Con-
lfa6s stantinople. VI
Decidedly WarIike Speech Of the
Gar.
Probable Counter Movement by
Austria.
Russian Troops Concentrating Near
Roumanian Frontier.


army corps at Umerinka and Bircula
Addressing the Off ;ers at the latter place
the Emperor said: II you should en-
counter the enemy, show yourselves brave
and uphold the ancient glory Of your
rights. hope the young men among
you who have not been under fire will
not show themselves inferior to their
veteran comrades. l trust thai
you may soon return covered with
glory. The Emperor also addressed
the officers OF the Eleventh cavalry di'
vision. He said he hoped that their regi.
ments would display the same brilliant
courage as ever. The greatest enthusi-
asm prevails everywhere among the
troops and people. The Emperor stops
tonight at TIrespsl, where review will
be held on Tuesuay. His Majesty after
wards goes to Ungheni for another re.
view the same day, and will return to
Klschepef about midDi ght.
LONDON, April 23.-Tne Vienna cor
respondent of the Times ssys: The
world will have to resign itselfto remain
for q short time longer in its present
state Of uncertainty, rs the Russiaa man.
iiesto is not like y to be issued before
the Czsr's return from Kischenef, for
which April 10Th is named ss the probs-
Bile date. The same correspondent
repeats the report that Russiss circular
note has already been dispatched by
special curriers'. He adds, however,
"thIs may be tho note that has not been
received here, nor has any intimation
been given that it is on its way The
conclusion can safely be drawn from all
this, that there is to be a respite OF about
q week. Russis's reasons for this delay
seem rather complex. rhe chief reason
apparently is, that ner preparations are
not quite complete.
LONDON, April 23. "A Vienna dis
patch says that at the military confer
ence Saturday, it was suggested that
Austria should not occupy Bosnia il the
tranquility OF Servis was certain. If
Servls shows a slight tendency to insur-
rec,ion, il is probable that the Austrian
army will cross the frontier. The same
dispatch says that a messenger bearing
Prince Gortschskoff s circular, has ar.
rived.
The Meme Frte,e Presss, which has
hitherto opposed the occupation OF any
part OF the Turkish territory by Austria,
now declares it to be unavoidable, and
says the momen. Is very near for such
counter movement
LoNDsN, April 23.-The Times cor
respondent with the Turkish army states
thai 10000 men from Widdin have gone
TO the seat OF war. Despite the assertion
OF the Russian telegrsphIc agency that q
perfect understanding had been arrived
at Between Russia and Austria relative
to Eastern affairs, there can be no man
ner of doubt that Austria reserves TO
herself absolute liberty of sction.
A Russia Telegrsphlc Agency tele.
gram, dated Sunday evening, says the
Porte has called on ServIs tor leave to
occupy its frontier at Glsders to prevent
the passage Of the Russians.
LONDON, April PA special from
Paris tonight states that Prince Orloti,
the Russian ambassador, has received
Gortschskoffs circular announcing Rus
sis's reasons tor declaring WAT. He pro-
ceeded to the French Foreign Office this
afternoon TO communicate the circular to
the Duke dc Cazes. The declaration OF
var Is expected tomorrow. The dis
patch OF the Grand VizIer TO Prince
Charles OF Roumsnls has produced q
great impression, It is believed that
Roumsnia intends to consult the guaran-
teeing powers rs to the course she should
pursue.
LONDON, April pa Berlin special
TO the Post says it is reported that Herr
Camphsusen, the Prussisn Finsnce Min.
ister, has declared that he will resign 1t
Prussis's proposal tor retallstory and
partially protective tariff on certain
kinds of iron and steel and iron and steel
goods is defeated in Parliament. Never
theless it is believed that the motion will
be defeated by small majority. There
il rumor in the lobby of the House OF
Commons tonight that the government
has resolved to send = feet 10 the SueL
Canal. and that the Earl Of Beaconsheld
has visited the Queen 70 obtain her Maj
es.y's sanction.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 23.-The Pan.
slsvist Journal OF Noroye Vremya, re-
commords the government TO raise
heavy foreign losn, even at q loss OF forty
per cent. rather than multiply paper
more lnde fnItely, and adds, even where
the depreciation OF paper is 50 grest and
progresses so rapidly, that com have risen
from 4 to 6 roubles At Tchetvert. Dur
ing the last iew days there hss been ne
gotiations Tor loan, but nothing can be
absolutely settled until war becomes In
evItable.
PERA, April 23 The Russian consu'
late at Ksris has been attacked By some
disorderlv Turkish soldiers. The in
mstes were rescued BY the Turkish troops
alter q slight stfrsy.
BEBLrs, April %. The servisn semi.
official press are again exceedingly hos
tile to Turkeys demands tba. Servla par
ticipste in the war.
CoSsrAxTIsorLE, April 3.-The