The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-28
ClGins that the Car represents the views
and intarest8 Of EnFopS

aup lnteresu ot Europe,
Earl Derby replied that EGG land is In
no way bound BY the expression Of opin.
ion in the circular. A a matter Of fact
the Government does not accept or adop.
either the conclusion OF the arguments
embodied therein.
In the House OF Commons, the Marquis
OF Harrington gave notice that he will
ask, Monday, whether the Government
intends to issue q proclamation Of nsu.
trality.
Howard, on behalf Of Gladstone,
gave notice tor Monday OF the question
regarding the prospective policy Of the
government.
Mr.. BOurke, Under Secretary OF the
Foreign Department, said that Lsyard
had telegraphed that Turkey Is about to
Issue Proclamation respecting the
searching OF neutral vessels for cou.ra.
band articles OF war.
Sir Stafford NorthCule stated THAI a
Russian officer had been allowed to wilt
the dock yards. He said there waa no
necessity at present In altering the regu.
lations, nor would there be any 80 long
"a reciprocity exists.
VIEWS OF THE ENGLISH PELs4.
LONDON, April 27.-The PaR Nal
Gazette says; Russia would be acting en-.
tirely within her belligerent rights 10
cutting OF the Egyptain troops or mate
rial Of war in the Mediterranean il she
can do it, or even blockading or BON.
harding Alexauiria il she should see Ct.
So long as We remain neutral We have no
right TO resist. We might rsnons,ra,e,
and ii this war is not efeclual might in.
terpose to protect the coasts OF the Porte
and Egypt BY force, but it must be re.
membered that to do this would be an
act OF war and should be followed II no;
preceded by declaration Of war.
THE TINES,
in leading article, deprecatss the need
less panic concerning the war, md aayI:
"Englsnd may have to strengthen her
fleet in the Mediterranean, and send It
nearer the scene Of action. During the
Franco-German war, England had de-
pended on her real interests to guard the
Nation, and displayed no weak OF noisy
alarm. We assumed that We were per.
fectly able to defend our interests il they
were attacked, and, meanwhile, We main.
tained strict neutrality. We can not do
better than follow the precedent we thea
set ourselves
LINE OF MARCH.
LONDON, Apr;l GA Vienna CORE.
spondent says: The left wing Of the
Russians, which has crossed at Belgrade,
in the south, and Is taking up position
from GalatE downward, and will form 3
pivot on which the rest OF the army from
the north will wheel, changing its posi.
ton, which has been along the Moldsyian
frontier, to the Danube, that il, south.
ward. Two roads through Moldavia s;s
reliable for this movement. The troops
who crossed at Husch' ard Fal!se will
doubtless use the road, which is partislly
converted into highway, running fron
Jassy via Vaslin to Bertal, where It
branches of on one side to GalstE aud on
the other to Finkschsui Rim.
mix and Bucharest. Tha righ:
wing, and, no doubt, almost all
the lighter war material go from
Jassy westward to the valley OF sereth,
along which railroad and good high.
road run down to Fokschaui. Although,
owing to a railroad and two bighrosds
running through MOldavia, the march Of
the Russian centre and right wing to the
Danube will be much facilitated, 1t must
be some weeks before they can be brought
to take up Positions in line with the left
wing, and especially before all the mate.
rial can be brought up, IS it must bs
before an advance can be atten pted
across the Danube. This Of course
would not prevent operations on the part
OF Russia 70 establish themselves on aoue
point on the right bank Of the Danube.
The most likely point for such pFeliui.
nary step would seem 10 be the bend Of
the Danube around the Dobrudscha.
This part OF the Danube had not been
included by the Turks in their line Of
defense, as tits too much out Of tie way,
SO that little or no care has been bestowed
on strengthening Hlrson, Ma:chin, Assk.
tohi and 'Gulchi. Suddenly, however,
the original plan seemS to have again been
changed. Troops and guns have been
sent and new entertainments erected, but
1t may be doubted II they are in I state to
make vigorous defense, unIsss indeed
the Turks have found man who will
show the Russians what may be done
with hotilla on the river.
Russian engineers have arrived a.
TurussTein. The supposltion is that
they intend to bring over from tie TunoS
the remaining portion OF the Russian
volunteers and use them in the frst In
stance against the Turks should theY
Cross.
TURKISH MONITORS.
BUCHAREST, Aprit 27.-Two Turkish
monitors, each carrying I've guns, ad-
vsnced yesterday TO the mouth OF the
river Sereth TO take soundlngs. Tho
Russians continue to concentrate at Bar
boschi.
EXPLANATORY.
VIENNA, April ga dispatch IRON
Bucharest states that the Cars Adjutsut
General haa arrived there with an auto.
graph Ietter from The CEaf 10 FRINGE
Charles explaining and 'apo!osi:ing for
the entry Of the Russians into Roumania
before the meeting OF the Chamber.
FURTHER FIGHTING.
CoSsrANr1xoPLE, April 27.-The Rus
slams have occupied Giurgevo, on the
Danube, and renewed the lighting near
Batour. According to the accounts re-
ceived here, the fighting has resulted
untavorably for the Russians.
The Ottoman feet Ia bombarding the
Russian fortified hasbor OF Patti.
ANOTHER Manifesto.
The Porte hss issued another msui.
testo, which declares that tho Bosnian,
Bulgarian aud Herzsgoviplan insurrsc.
tionS and the ssrvian and Montenegrin
declarations Of war were instigatsd BY
Russia. The manifesto concludes With
the declaration that Turkey is ready to
fight till death for Independence
SEMITIC CONFEDERATION.
The object Of the Sultans mission 10
Csbul is to ask Ameer to form conisd.
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