Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-01
PROCLAMATION BY THE QUEEN OF
ENGLAND.
'trict and Impartial Neutrality 10 be
Maintained.
The Egyptians Going to He'll
the Turks.
The Russian Residents Must Leave Tur
key, but Ottoman Subjects can re-
main in Russia.

81. ~, h i, Apfh 90. Inc Gszette an
noua .s az war news must De submitted 10 the IN
stas .,;oe " con,u''ee Oh Tue centrai
ssau olice ociore puohshed IN any oil the RUSSIAN
IT, No.
IT nc vnic.ai hussian ihNaiue estimates that W
,h infantry osttsons are already IN or near
'"1 II nH non,u.i na. ,oo c.,.,
4. an neutrsi Vessels nave ieit uala'z. Naviga-
'iV S oi .ne Dsnuoe Is stopped. =,
a.. 80. aIn arc e.pec'eu 10 arise IL
e., G''a ,e.uins u.s., W .oe Meulterrahlan
~. a ~ ina as nuss's ~ii uenano passage ior
~" Nn NC; tn,ousn eh1 T o1eA Sanai.
No.m ltns'anuing turkey action, hussia I'M
nesnatlnsy Iermits ottoman subjects to remain
!" nussi" uioer Diiusn Pro.ec'ion'
CoNsTANTINoPLE, April no. 1t is believed the
khedve VIII fulfil his obligations towards the
Forte. as far as the liabilities Of the Egyptian
treasury to foreign bondholders permit. small
detachment of the Egyptian troops are expected
shortly.
Inc porte intends TO issue notice that Russian
residents IN turkey who are unwilling to submit
TO ottoman laws must leave Constantinople within
eleven days. and the provinces within twenty
days.
LONDON, April 80. The porte having int;ma,-
ed that Turkey might find it necessary to cross
into Servi ia the powers replied Il vas advisable In
defer such step as long as possible
The closing Of navigation of the Danpbe bv
Russia is rather a serious matter The freedom
of fleet paygatio of the Danube is notoriouslv a
stipulation Of the treaty of Paris.
1t is stated that besides eight gun boats which
the Russians have brought down in sections and
put together on the Pruth or Danube the Russian
fleet is at Mcolauff and will eventually come down
to the mouth of the Danube to assist the Russian
army.
The Telegraph says: 1--WE understand the
Brtish Meet In the Mediterranean is ordered to
oonstahtlnople.
England answer to Prince Gort.chakofFs cir
GUAR mas oeen transmitted to st. Petersburg.
"A DeIgTauc special saws Abdul herim tele-
graphing to Osman Pasha, states the Russians will
pa 9 49,; " i''oe tue Dah"oe NJ hehi
"u Th na ~ .c;,.,;, e ana. i.
tho SLnr,sch;na -, Serv'a "n'ons inehioers Vi
'"S IN. se".'" VI '5eI VA. ,,
Ser. via nas received million rouoies' probably
IN 'r no..naron, oN,s.;.,e A.
ne pel.hsneu. connt'ee Oh .he okuptschina
mas protested sga,nst any forced occupation OF
rhe Ssrv;on ri; ~ ;,;s s"1 canai,n oa .;,o
been o,dered 70 nonr ,,a,o aII ta nave
Tha hrraass 81 Shnms;da M no' ses r1suy
h.ra b.an ordarod =, VI, Dw,ns anu aiseVo
80 n,rS. " oe ~ Resumes.
All o. A"A'e'' VI 'ee'"''' arrive every oay LOT
CO.. CoJ.r.s;s ..;, =, po,..
Anroclama,;on has haan ;asn"d h., A.. o.,.o,
stating that she is Determined to maintain strict
and impartial ne atrality in the war between Rus
STA and Turkey. and commepds her subjects 10 All.
stain from violating the laws relating thereto.
Then follows the ENGLISH statute iost;tn,ed IN
regulate her naiestys subjects during the ey;st.
ence of hostilities between foreign states with
which her majesty is at peace.
The proclamation concludes with an admonition
to the British subjects not to disobey the COM
mand at peril.
CETTINJE, April 30. Prince Nicholas left for
camp in the valley of Bielopwtetze At leave
taking he said he did not EXPECT the Turks vopid
leave their Notifications and give the Mon,eue-
grins the opportunity for such brilliant yictore,
as they achieved in the last campaign. On his
intention n raj
ment.
NEW YORK, April 80. The main body of the
Russian army are marching between Bstoun and
kars. 1t is supposed they are advancing on Ere
voum.
Greece Is directing troops towards the frontier.
British iron clads have sailed from Malta for
Curfu.
The Russians will blockade the Danube after
May 9TH from Orsosa to the mouth of the river.
En- Engianu ptocialms neutrality.
No. .ath,sd treasury IL snort IL Is iouho nail
nl E, p9anus.
II Ens iahu IS feaoy 10 senu my ,nohsahu men 10
EgyP. az moment nohce, nan IRON England
an S n"at .oni nun. ine co"n'sarias anu meoi-
Cal ''Ah 'fo 'esay W IeA'e'
ERzERoUM, April 30. The Russians having
concentrated and advanced their seige trains have
attacked the Turks before kars. The battle COM
menceo AZ dayofeak sunday. Details are mo-
nentshy expected.
auhA'ar asha Is III Mars
ROME, April 30. Dhitt's ministra! organ abso-
utly denies the truth of the recent stateme con-
corning Ilaly's intention of occupying Albania in
certain eventualities.
1t says the object of concentrating the Italian
squadron in southern ports is to give the crews an
opportunity to drll, and render ii possible in case
of need to despatch some vessels TO points where
tne appearance OF tne Itsilan nag might be useful
u Interests Vi itSiian sapJec's'
BUCHAREST, April 20. About 10000 Russians
entet.9 h ,an man errnory yesterday IS es-
uns'eo i@o'ooV SO lar nave crossed the fruth.
vienna, April 29-Evening. 1t is said the au.
thorlues OF lbrail have ordered the inhabitants to
remove all potable property within days, as an
attack from the Turks Is expected. Fifteen thou
sanu nussians are now quarleteu oeiow the Town.
T ~ T .u1 ah'ic'Pa paw as .nu
49, In , any Ji .ne ,a noa nas -. oeen re-
fraU, So 'o'9 o"''"iion' anu ''''oo Oh0assiSns
I'm "''"
convention with Russia adonted satnrdav nv The