The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-29
Repsrsea R.eap.re Of Araasa..

under MoushA fashx.
NoTE-A similar report was In circu
lstion some days ago, which proved un'
founded The present report comes In
very roundabout way.
The Turkish Chamber OF Deputies
unanimously passed resolution that al
the ministers should be invited to at'
tend the sitting Of the Chamber To con
suit with the Deputies on measures
which are urgently required by the mill
tary situation.
1smsil Bey, formerly governor o
ZultchA who was suspected Of conplicity
IN the Softss demonstration, has been
arrested and eYiled 10 Broussa. Several
others have been arrested and banishec
and seizures Of arms have been made.
ATHENS, May pa large crowd as
sembled under the windows OF the roys
palace to-day. Speeches were delivered
urging military preparations and the for
nation of a strong Ministry. The King
was absent at the time OF the demonstIs
ton.
vienna, May 2S.-A semi-officicial
Montenegro dispatch says: The princi-
pie Of free nsvigtion on the Danube Ii
intimately connected with the vital in'
terests of Austro- Hungary, and shsuld
be fully respected by the belligerents
Russia copcurs in this view. and hss
given distinct and resssuring explana.
tiols on the subject. Turkey has not,
aud tho orders given by the Turkish au.
thorities are Of q nature to call forth q
most decided protest by Austro- Hungary,
This country is entitled to insist that no
difficulties should be raised beyond the
immediate requirements Of military oper
ations, and such restrictions should
not be extended further. nor remain In
force longer than strictly necessary
Eventually they must be indirectly re-
moved.
Austro Hungary is justified IN exact
ing binding engagements from the Forte
concerning the freedom OF negotiations
as prompt and complete and Ms those al
ready given by Russia.
The claim of the Porte that the vessels
belonging 10 the European commission
of the Danube should hoist the Turkish
flag is imprscticsble. The international
character of the Danube excludes the
idea of placing it under the sovereignty
of the Porte. Instructions IN accordance
with the above views have been sent tc
the Austro-Hungsrisn representatives q,
Constantinople and Bucharest.
BUCHAREST, May 2s.-It is now GER
tain that the Roumsnisn army will moi
cross the Danube with the invading
forces, but will remain on the Roumanisn
side to guard the right flank.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 2S-Oficis
reports from TIhis say that the greater
part OF the Turkish garrison of Ardahsr
has been dispersed and some have fled
towards Bstoum. The Russian Erivsns
column is stationary near Surpahanet
collecting provisions.
LONDON, May 28--Tbe Telegraph ssyl
the city authorities contemplate giving u
banquet in honor Of ex.President Gran,
at Guild hall.
The Neus says ex-President Gram
goes TO Manchester Wednesday, wher
the Mayor will deliver 40 address and
luncheon will be served In the Town
hall. He proceeds to London the same
day.
A Bucharest special says that there
were three railway accidents IN kou
mania on Sundsy ard lives were lost in
each.
A Rome correspondent says that al
though the assertion that Russia had
arrived at any understanding or exer.
cised q pressure on the Italian govern.
ment is untrue, Germany hiss exercised q
certain degree OF pressure.
A few days ago Q number Of Circ9.
SLAMS 10 the Russian service were sen,
home from Roumanis. Is was represent
ed at the time that they wee discharged
on account OF lawless conc uct towards
Roumsnis. The Vienna D,utsche lei
tun,g now asserts that 8 conspiracy Wa,
discovered among them, and that the
colonel has been expelled from the army
and Ave other officers shot, At krsjovs
BUCHAREST, May 2s.-Rsilway com.
munlcstion on the Ibrail and GalstZ line
Is not yet restored.
GALATz, May 28.-The water is still
rising and railroad communication be-
tween Buzeo and Bsrboschi is interrupt
ed. Two large trains OF infantry are
detained at Bsrboschi. The bridge over
the Sereth is considered IN danger.
Gus condition. The sixth army corp,
consisting OF 5000 men, which was 10
have arrived here two days ago has been
detained owing TO the bad weather.
Germany breads the possibility that the
sympsthies Of the Italian court may In.
cline toward France.
A correspondent at Constantinoplt
expresses his belief that the news Of th,
rec capture of Ardahan IL authentic.
LONDON, May 29.-The decline o.
Chamont IN the betting on Derby is due
TO the report that some accident happen.
ed 70 him in the stable Saturday. He
was confined 70 walking exercises In
Paddock. Saturday sld Monday. He il
supposed 10 be sud,riDg from lsmsDei
OF his loins.
LoSDos, May pa correspondent 81
Athens sends the following account o.
the demonstration there yesterday: A
crowd, estImated a. 10000, flied th.
square before the palace, demanding from
the King strong and wsr-iik'
measures. After waiting two hours
four delegates were admitted u
the palace. TIE King replies
that now, - always, be had the nations
welfare at heart and would form . min
istry acceptable TO the people At las,
accounts tbs crowd Was shouting before
the palace.
A Bucharest special rays that th'
rumors OF peace are becoming more
clearly defined. il Is asserted that
negotistions are actually gong On in
Berlin for the CESSATION OF hostilties
Il certainly will be singular if sll thes'
reports turn on. 70 be entirely unfOund
ed. The war movements, however, arr
beng pressed forward as fast a. tbt
weather will permit and there Is pot
much confidence .elt that peace will b
made until after the Turkish defeat on
the Danube, even il the Berlin negotis
tions are really going on.