The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-16
The Eastern Question.

Turks have been able to enter the country
Of the Miridites. The fighting so far
has been confined to the terri.
tory of Sslirims and the losses have
been email on both sides. A movemen,
Of the Turks is expected toward Gozsnsko
which fortress needs provisions.
LONDON, April l4.-A telegram from
st. Petersburgh says that the rumor pub.
lished in the Berlin Rrenz Zsitung, that
instructions were sent to the Russian
Charge D'Afairts at Constsntinople to
declare war against the Porte. is un-
founded.
PARIS, April l4-There was a thor
ough panic on the Bourse shortly after
the opening to-day, but quieter feeling
prevails now A st. Petersburg tele
gram says that war is regarded in official
circles as inevitable, but the Russian mil
itsry measures do not indicate an imme-
diate opeL ing OF the campaign. 1t is
believed that Austria will make an effort
at pacifcation, but success Is not thought
probable.
PARIS, April 15.-The Monteur semi
officially declares it to be the infeIible
resolve of France to remain neutral.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, April 15.-Abdul
kirens, Turkish Generalissimo, has start.
ed for Shumls, to assume the command
OF the army of the Danube. The Rus.
Charge d Affaires has not received or
ders 10 quit Constantinople.
ST. Petersburg, April l5.--The
Journal declares that the moment has
arrived to give effect TO the Cars Mos
COW speech. The relations between the
Porte and Montenegro are broken Oft.
The Russian consul, General N. Jonin,
left to-day with instructions for the Mon
tenegro government.
Prince Tcherkassy, who Is mentioned
as the future organizator OF Bulgaria,
leaves st. Petersburg tomorrow for
Risinchetf.
Persia has not notified the Porto Of her
claims to Bagdsd.
LONDON, April l5.-Lord Derby has
sent the following dispatch, dated April
II, to the British charge d'atiairs at Con-
stsntinople:
SIR The Turkish Am bassador called
to-day and l expressed my deep regret
st the measures the Psshs, at the view
Of the Porte, had taken. thought it
unnece: sary to enter INTO any further
discussion of step which had been
adopted by the Porte after q
!ull consideration. | said, how.
ever, that it did not seem clear whether
the Porte would send an ambassador
to St. Petersburg or not, to agree on the
question of Mutual disarmament. Mar
sarss Psshs stated that Turkey was not
prepared 10 accept any such measure,
aud expressed his opinion that matters
could not be settled satisfactory unless the
powers should consent to snnul the pro-
focal. l replied that the divergence be-
tween the views Of the two gov.
ernments appeared so wide
as to render further discussion
useless, and l SAID could not see what
further steps England could take to
avert war, which appeared inevitable.
Masuras Pashs answered that the atti-
tude o. his government was simply de-
-fensive; that they did not desire sacrifice,
nor desire war, but they would prefer
it to the sacrifice of national independ-
ence, which appeared 10 be involved in
the acceptance Of the protocol.
LONDON, April IA Turkish and Rus
sian securities have reached the lowest
point touched since the outbreak Of the
insurrection. Russia's were per cent
lower TO day.
LONDON, April 14.-Turkey's quarrel
with the Mirldtes, is Owius TO their re-
fussl to furnish the usual contingent for
war against Montenegro.
BRUSSELS, April l4-The lie NorG
publishes telegram from London, s.st-
ing that the English government is of
the opinion that under the present cir
cumstsnces, any further step for the
maintenance OF peace, is useless.
New YORK, April l4.-Csble dis
patches say the Gar will join
the army en- the "a inst 1t is reported
that the advance troops have already
crossed the Pruth Bresdstutis at Liver
pool are strong and q general rise hss
taken place on all classes OF this com.
modify.
BUCHAREST, April l5.-Thc Gar is
expected to arrive at RIscheneatf to-day
Grand Duke Nicholas holds grand re-
view OF the army OF the Pruth to day.
PARIS, April Is. 1t is SAID that
STATEN, the Russian embassy, has been
ordered to leave Constsntinople to-mor-
row.
= telegram from from Scutari says
that the Russian consuls at that place
and Bosnia, Servis, have received orders
to depart.
The Journal Ges Debats says that the
Russian fleets in the Atlantic and the
Pacific have been ordered TO concentrate
in the Mediterranean.
Mr.. Laysrd, the newly appointed
British Ambassador, hss le:: Tor Brdisi,
where he will embark in special steam
er, in order - reach COnstan.Inople
quickly.
ROME, April l5.-lt is ssld that in
view Q; the complications, Russia has
proposed to the Nsticsn TO settletL long
existing difference.
A Vienna Dispatch says that Austria
is resolved, if necessity demsnds, to l0csl-
ize the war By armed occupation OF Bos.
ina.
VIENNA, Apr!I Isl. othcislly con-
frmed that the ROumsnis troops will
oppose the passags OF the Danube by the
Turkish army, but will allow the Rus
ssns 10 cross the Pruth.
A correspondent Of the Daily 7sts-
graph says: Il have just inspected the
Ottoman feet in the Bosphorus, and
find the condition Of the Sutsu's navy
splendid. The vessels are fully msnned
and discipline is as good SIS possible.
Admiral Hobart Pashs has been form
ally appointed commauder OF ths BIsck
sea seusd ron which comprises fifteen iron
clat;. The forts on the Bosphoru5 are
also resGy; reports from Armes are sat-
isfaclory. Mshomet Pashs, first abide
camp OF Sultan, has left the Capita, %
pee. the troops snd munitions Of war
in Notalis, and superntend hnal 81.
rsngements along the As!st!c frontier.
LONDON, April 1.-THE Turkish note
nses very strong language 1t says: The
imperial government Is ready 10 replace