The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-18
FOREIGN NEWS.
EASTERN QUESTION.


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CoNsTANTENoPLE, April l7.-Montene.
grin delegates left this city yesterday for
Phine via Odessia.
UNTRUE.
An official communication contradicts
the statement that the government con.
templates proclaiming q state Of siege In
Constantinople or any other place in The
Empire.
A RISING IMMINENT.
RAGUsA, April discriminating con-
tinues between the Miridites and Turks,
According to the accounts received here,
rising OF the neighboring tribes ID
thought imminent. Their chiefs, it is
stated, have already gone 10 Cetluye 10
request instructions from the Prince OF
Montenegro. The different Montenegrin
corps arc now at their posts, but appear
to remain on the defensive.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
TEnENEANA, April 17.-Nothing what.
ever Is known here Of Persias claim TO
Bagdad alleged by the Vienna Political
Correspondent On the contrary, in order
as much rs possible to prevent a misun.
derstanding, the Persian camp on the
frontier, in the vicinity of Kermans
Chap, has been broken up and the troops
removed to the interior.
SUMMONED TO THEIR REGIMENTS.
LONDON, April 1.-The Times says the
conscripts Of the Prussian army visiting
or permanently located in England have
received during the past week u peremp.
tory summons to Join their regiments in
Germany Immediately, and a number OF
young men left London Saturday and yes.
terday in obedience to this summons.
BERLIN, April l7.-It is semi. officially
stated that the order to the German re-
cruits residing abroad to join their regi-
ments, which is mentioned by the London
papers, is only the usual annual summons
issued at this period Of the year TO attend
the military exercises. and is not in any
way connected with the present state OF
political affairs.
Special dispatches from Constantinople
fix Thursday next as the day Of the prob.
able embarkation Of the Russian Embas.
sy. The same day is fixed for the Cars
departure for Kischenef.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 1.-THE Car
left tor the army almost Immediately. He
will Confne himself TO inspecting the
troops and will not take part in the cam.
paign. The order Of the day announcing
declaration of war has not yet been
issued. In official quarters it is repre-
sented that the present situation Compels
Russia in certain degree to act single
handed, she alone among the Great Pow
era having modified.
VIENNA, April 1.-THE large conCen-
tration Of the Turkish troops in Widden,
has caused considerable commotion in
Roumania.
The Cabinet has determined to increase
the force stationed at Kalaiot, 30 as TO
resist the descent OF the Turks on the
Rounanian side. Roumania has also
laid its apprehensions before the Powers,
repeating the assurance that il meant to
keep neutral, which it only could do, 40
long cs Roumania was not made thea.
tire Of war.
BELGRADE, April l7.--Several COLI.
sions are reported around the Montene-
grin frontiers, between the Turkish
troops and tribes fmountainneers, who
were moving 10 Join the Montenegrins.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, April l7.-It has
been ordered that the Turkish Cabinet
shall meet to-day, to vote on the situa.
tion.
The Russian subjects will be expelled
from Turkey.
A dispatch from Rome says: The dip.
lomatic correspondence is published,
which shows that when Englands de-
mand for Russias disarmament, nearly
rendered the signing Of the Protocol i'm.
possible, the ItalianGovernment endeavor
ed tosmooth the trouble by suggesting a
spontaneous declaration BY Russia.
RUSSIAN ARMY IN MOTION.
LONDON, April 17.-A special from
Bucharest reports that the movement Of
OF the Russian army from Kischenef' to.
ward Algheni has made considerable pro.
gress. The troops at points Of concentra-
tion near the Roumanian frontier are
being continually reinforced, and troops
from the interior are filling the positions
vacated by those going to the front.