The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-27

Bolcrad These troops are TO effect junction at Gil.
niz and Braa The Standards Pesh special says IL is
feared that Russian column has passed over tho
Danube near Gladowa
MONTENEGRO DEFIANT.
despatch from Ragusa states that the Prince of
montenegro has sent note the Powers accusing the
Turks OF having broken OF negotiations because Mon
senegro required that refugees from Herzegovina
should no restored to their homes and the Kutch prls
oncrs liberated Tho Prince declares that alone with
out allies, but relying tho scifabncgation OF his
SUBJECTS, he Will in former times desperately defend
ms territory against superior forces, hoping that II he
Is defeated, Christian Europe will save tho women and
chilarcn.
THE RUSSIAN FLEET.
The Journal Yachta, OF Cronstadt, the Russian Adj
miraty organ admits the impossblity OF the Russian
Black Sea feet opposing the Turkish ron-clads but
says tho Turks Will be unable to effect u andng all
accessible points being protected by Notifications aud
torpcdoes The Turks will be in the same po-
elton as tho French in tho Baltic
1870 As the Turks will constantly have TO
dctach part Of their feet to fetch supplies from tho
Bosphorus opportunities may arise Tor Russian tor
pedo boats to do elective service
ATTITUDES RouMANA.
Az tho opening or the extraordinary session OF tho
Roumanan Chamber yesterday tho Message or Prince
Charles was presented. He said tour representa-.
reCOg
milton OF the neutrality OF Roumana wns unsucccss.
fu. Roumania, abandoned by all, must roly on her
own resources. We must undergo every sacrifice
TO prevent Roumania from becoming tho theatre Of
war. Tho Prince will fight n necessary for tho in
tesriy OF tho frontier Tho Gear has declared that he
had no intention Of violating our rights AS proof OF
this Bucharest will not be occupied by the Russians
While waiting for the decision OF the Chamber tho
government has and will preserve attitude OF
reserve"
GENERAL WAR NEWS.
Tho Turkish Charge d'Anaircs and the stan Of the
embassy left ST. Petersburg yesterday morning. The
municipality OF st. Petersburg have decided to open
subscriptions for the Russian wounded.
Tho imperial manifesto was read in all the
churches Of tho Empire II was everywhere
enthusiastically received despatch from Alexandria
10 the Daily Netrs says:-"It Is rumorcd that tho
Khedlve will send the Sultan $4,000 men, de-
spatch from Paris, dated yesterday, says tho
Russian Telcgraphc Agency announces that to-
day Thursday tho Roumania Para.
ment Will declare war against Turkey
All Turkish vessels will be embargoed by Russia from
the LIST OF May The Turkish troops are reported 10
have occupied Kalaat Belgrade despatch to the
Times, dated Tuesday, says:-'It is stated that
Prime Minister Risiich intends to resign"
Tho Daily Neps despatch from Pcra
command OF Hobart Pnsha, left on Tuesday night to
take up its position before Odessa Tho telegraph wire
at Ibraila has beon by Cossacks who 900 or
1000 strong there.
despatch from Pcra asserts that Turkish fleet s
bombardng Chefketil A Madrid despatch to the
Standard says Spain Will send an iron-clad squadron to
the LevanI Tho Standards correspondent at Rome
elegraphs that there great activity in Naples where
Italian mcnof-war are beng prepared for sea-
Constantinoplo despatch reterates the report
that the Turks have occupied Kalafat The
Pesth correspondent of the Standard re.
ports that Osman Pacha has addressed
q proclamation to the inhabitants of
Kalaiat assuring them that they need not fear the
Turks, who will occupy the town as friends. Tho
Standards Vienna despatch states tina. the Project OF
Kalaiat has been instructed receive the Turks as
rcnds The first battle may be expected take place
Tultscha In the Dobrudscha, where the attempt Of tho
Russians 10 CROSS The Danube may be looked for very
shortly. Tho Austrian MINISTER OF War has gone to
Carlsbad for his health.
The Bucharest correspondents OF the Times telographs
as ioilows:-'An Austrian surgeon attached 10
Turkish battalion stationed at Lompalanka told
me that there are seventy batlalions OF all
arms in tho Widdin district averaging 500 each.
All foreign officers in tho Turkish service are promptly
paid but the native officers and soldiers are not paid
1t ALL"
The Tesgraphs Paris correspondent says he has con-
armaton Of the intelligence the threatening language
used by Russia toward the Khedivo. Russian re-
prisals would take the form OF blockade of
Alexandria The 7eiegrdphs Paris despatch gives
the text Of another Turkish note protesting
against Russa's entering Roumania before her dccara
lion Of could reach Turkey as contrary to rules
universally observed by civilized States The Russian
Tccgraphic Agency says with Persia Is expected
In Turkey.
DOES THIS WAR?
The Globe In It's latest edition Yesterday evening pub
fishes tho followins:-"A telegram received at
Plymouth yesterday from the Comptroller OF the Navy
ordering full particulars to be sent him OF all ships in
reserve at Davenport which could possibly be madc
ready for by Juno L." The British iron-clad Sui
tan, after conveying the Prince Of Wales honco to Mar
seillos Will sail east to JOIN the British fleet.
The Post, in its financial article, says in the after
noon there was a decided reaction on the Stock Ex-
change reports that the British government was
chartcriog vessels to convoy troops to tho East
ENGLAND REMAIN NEUTRAL.
The Advertiser understands that a declaration of
neutrality will Immediately DO promulgated in tho
Queens forbiddng British SUBJECTS IRON aiding
either belligercnt. Tho Standard reports that tho
leaders OF the opposition in tho British Parliament
have declined 10 acccdo TO tho request OF several
radical members 10 move q vote OF want OF confidence
In the Ministry
voS MoLrKE EXPLAINS MS SPEECH
In the German Reichstag yesterday during debate
on the Budget General Won Moltkc took occasion to
explain his speech OF Tuesday. Ho stated that when
he spoke Of compensatory measures which
or later be takon by Germany for the massng
oil French troops the frontier he meant
having no offensive aggressive character Hc added
'sOur policy is necessarily pacific without on that
count rcnouncing our freedom Of action" This was
received by tho House with cheers. Tho Budget was
finally adopted
Tho Posts Berlin despatch reports Tint Germany in
tends to put into COMMISSION several additional men,
oi-war.
MUrIyouS CREEKS
According TO a despatch IRON Athens the inhnb-
sans o the Greek Island Hydra have refused TO obey
lhc Law iha q rcaerxn nd