The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-01

viii be left .or future opportunity.
Proelanatien Of Neutrality.
LONDON, April S0.-A proclamation
has been issued BY the Queen stating
thst she is determined 10 maintain strict
and impartial neutrality in the war be-
tween Russia aad Turkey, and CON-
manding her subjects to abstain from
violating the laws relating thereto. Then
follows the English statute to regulate
her Msjesty's subjects during hostili-
ties between foreign States with which
her Majesty is at peace. The proelams-
tion concludes With an admonition 10
British subjects not to disobey the com.
mand at their peril.
LONDON, April S0.-Tho 7imSs con-
tinues TO deprecate unnecessary alarm.
and says that even if we hsd Toe most
positive assurances that Russis intended
to besieg" Copstsstinople, there will be-
ample tin''' to take precautions long after
the array had crossed the Danube, but to
assume that the Russian leaders have sny
such design, Is to suppose that they have
taken ieavo Of their senses. j, Is Lo,
Turkey alone they wolld have W meet,
nor Turkey and England. but the whole
Of western Europe. We msy safely Is.
sume that Russls is not altogether devoid
of common sense, MD mesnwhils VI.
may keep ourselves cool.
A specisl from Bucharest states tbs.
about 10000 Russians entered Roums-
nisn territory Saturday. 1t is estimated
that 10000 have so far Gro sed the
Pruth
A Vienna special of Sunday says: The
authorities OF lbrsil have ordered the il.
hsbitsnts to remove sll portable property
within two days, rs al stlsck from the
Turks is exped, and 1900 Russians ar
now quartered below town TO meet the
expected assault. The Turkish army on
the Danube has been reinforced by iorty
ksttalions and 10000 Crcassisns from
Soda.
A dispatch from Paris sSys that n
protest IS being drawn up by the Porte
respecting the alleged commencement 0t
bostilities by Russia, previous Ia the
formal declaration of war. Several
Turkish consuls are unable ~ return
home In consequences.
In the House Of Commons to-day the
Chancellor of the ExchsQuer SAID it If
the intention OF the govern ment 10 issue
Q proclamation OF neutrality Tha uDder
secretary for the inTegn department,
in reply to question said tie Porte
had asked the Kbodive 10 scud assistance.
The KhedIve promised Ia do 30 and ~
plsce his contingent fund under their
commaud, but inst nuBs Of the
revenue pledged 10 the creditors should
be touched. The assistance OF the
Porte therefore depends on the smcuu:
OF contributors i0r the purpose. II II
believed number OF Egyptians are
already on the Danube
LONDON, April So.-ln the Housc of
Commons Gladstone gave notice that ho
should Introduce five resolutions. The"
declare, in effect, that England has just
cause OF complaint NJ the conduct OF Tho
Porte. Reference Is mNde 10 Lord
Derby's dispatch OF last September, re-
lsting to the Bulgarian msssscres. and
tho resolutions proceed To declare that
until there is change OF conduct and
guarantees are givon, the Psrte has no
moral or material clam teihe support OF
the BIltlsh crown; tnat Ia tho
midst Of complications, and with
war actually begun, tho House,
earnestly desires that the inhn.
ence OF England in the counscls
OF Europe be employed 'or the efrctuai
development Oi liberty and local self
govern ment in the disturbed province;
that the House further desires tnst tho
il fuencs of England be st iresscd u the
promotion Oi harmonious accord among
the powers, with tho view of erscting
such means OF government from Turkey
as are necessary for tho purposes OF hu.
manity and justice, for ehcctuai defense
sgalust intrigue, and for the security "i
the peace Of lne world.
Mr. Gladstone stated ths. the Tcso!I.
tions would be submitted solely on rus
own responsibility.
Sir Stafford Northc0;e has appointed
Monday next for debate on the rcso!g'
tions
LosDoS, April 30.-A Belgrade di'-
patch says: Abdul kerIm telegraph, to
Asman Pashs that the RussisH, viii
probably endesvor 10 tord the Danube ~
fers and Ismsri There IL grcsl * tG-
tIon for war among the members Of the
Skuptschiuk. Servin hss received n mil.
lion OF ruubies, probably from ScIAv0clc
committees. A committee oi tho Skupl-
schins hss protested agsinst any forced
occupation OF Ssrvisn territory by the
Turks. The Seryian militia, cavalry aud
artillery have been ordered 20 keep their
wsgoDs and horse- ready.
LosDos, April 30-An Ale1anjrIs
correspondent says Crest erCIGr menL
prevails IN Jeddsh snd all the towns Of
Arabla Recruiting and drilling are pro
gresting everywhere, snd large number,
are volunteering. Ths Scherfi Of Mecca
sends the Sultan 900 iu.iy eau ppei
troops.
A Psrls specrsl stat that the csu'e 4
the suspension ot the GOlas
WAS 40 article declaring to- 90.
nessity i.r making vigorous Tfr
against tle Russian administration, a.
against Turkey, 80 =. 10 supprces- the
abuses and rUbber'c. wbiCh @ers tne
principal CAUSES VI the RI.aisns De IN. n
the Cr,mea.
A specisI from YieaH. sAys the SIl.sn
has declared b. vii no. uniurI the
standard of the prpphst 70 arouse the
Ottanon feeling unit all Other meaas Of
defenss fail.
LONDON, ApriI % "A Vienna cOrres-
pondenl ,ays: Tb" Pore bss now gwen
oticial ss.ursuce that !. doe. not intend
~ carry on the wsr OF 5sfyrsn territory.
NJ. LsysEd hss advised tbs Sul.sn not
70 unfold the Propne.'s standard, ss II
would end al 4remp., Of locslizs the
war
A letter from Paris sAy,: The gsrrl-
soa a. bllbOa hs3 been sugmenrG on
account 0! agitation An.ons the BIS.
cayan. 3. the dissolution of toe Juntas.
The civil governor he's gore - aAlnd
10 ot,air ,n.uuctior. for sny siOsr-
geDcy.
LoSr,s, April 50.--A telegram from
Tifs. s.aL.s Tbst tae Rastlan .dmInIsIra.
ton bs. been cz.aD.lsuei 10 the d-:rsr: