The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-28
Determined Spirit of the Montene-
grins.
Battle Near Debarby--Turks De-
feated.
Vigorous Cannonading Continues
on the Danube.
Heavy Loss of the Russians at
Diibai.
War Notes.

LONDON, June 27.-In the House ol
Commons this afternoon, Mr.. Cowan, 4
Radical Reformer member for New Cas-
tie on-Tyne, gave notice that he will TO.
morrow ask about the destruction OF the
Rustchuk consulate, and whether it ID
q breach of the international law. The
consulate at Rustchuk are drawing up q
protest against the Russians bonn harding
their residences as being against all the
principles of international law. The OBJ.
ject of the Russians in bombsrding Rust.
cbuk is TO reduce the town and compel
it to capitulste, and thus save long and
regular siege.
. The Car has ordered another army
corps from the interior to the lower Dan.
ube.
The Grand Vizier has authorized the
release of the civil prisoners at Rust
chuk, numbering 400 whose lives, owing
to the bombsrdment are endangered.
CITTENJE, June 2T.-The Montene'
grin army Is concentrated in very
strong position opposite Spu,z. Their
morale seems to be good The Prince i:
determined to fight for every loot OF
ground, should the Turks advance on
Montenegrin territory.
VIENNA, June 27.-A dispatch from
Delmsts represents that the position oI
the Montenegrins is desperate. Thei:
forces are entirely broken and dispersed
CoHsTANTINoPLE, June 27.-Th,
Porte has dispatched TO its represents
tives abroad a note begging the cabinets
to take cognizance OF the destruction with
explosives of four Ottoman merchant
vessels by the Russians, which is de
nounced as contrary TO the rules OF war
LONDON, June 27.-The latest advIce'
report that the Russian centre has beer
reinforced by the twentieth division IRON
Kars. The eighteen thousand men dc
tached from the centre corps, have ad'
vanced to Ssrskamysh. The Turkish
centre has been reinforced by q division
OF eighteen bstsllions, and have nd
vanced two miles in front Of Seewin
where the Ottoman headquarters still re-
main. The Turkish right is still re
ported pursuing the Russian LETT.
Intelligence received at ErZeroum
states that the Russian tombardniont oi
Kars Is Stacking.
BUCHAREsT, June 27.-The Who'll,
banks OF the Danube from Hurzovs Il
Tulcbsrest are lined by Russians, and il
rumored that they are also crossing the
CIstova.
ST. PETERsBURG, June 27-An Off
cial dispatch from General Terguksssofi
reports that on June 2lst his columns
attacked, near Debsrby, twenty battal
ions of Turks with twelve guns. After
ten hours fighting, the Turks were re-
pulsed, but the Russian loss was heavS
they having lest Is officers and 6l sol
diers killed, and GOO wounded. Tn,
Russians fought with great gaIlantry
against large numbers. Nine batteries
with thirty-six guns are beirg Z built ioI
bombsrdment purposes.
CoSsTASTIsoPLE. June 2.-At q
council OF the ministers, yesterday, Reda
Pashs propp ei 70 raise 10000 more
men, in one month, provided money was
furnished. The Chamber OF Deputies
has come 10 an agreement with the min
isters relative 10 the bulge. II only
made some Insignificant reduction, u
which the government a'sented. Th'
Chambs adopted resolution calling or
the government 10 settle the Montenegro
question regardless OF any threatened in
reference OF Europe. The session viii
be closed 10 morrow.
vienna, juno 27.-The passage through
Montenegro TO Psigaraz without hold
ing any position, is said TO be due from
the warning received from CONSTANT
nople.
ERzEEoUM, June 27.-The wounded
are coming here in large lots. HospIis
comforts and physicians are badly
needed. The American nisii1nAries
Pierce and Cole have offered their ser
vices as assistants.
BUcHAKzsT, June T.-Tbe Gar 70
day went 70 Turnen. CanonnsdIng con
tinues on the Danube.
CoSsTAsTIsoPLE June II .--SubscrIp
ticos will be opened in aid Of The war IN
all the tov rs OF TunIs, st once.
VIEssA, Juue IA dispatch say
that the Austrians have $500 10 th'
frontier provinces Of DaImstis, CrotiA
Bsnalt and Trarsyivsnis. All order'
for further reinforcements seem counter
manded for the past few days.
BUCHAREST, June T-fhe Rcumsn
ians have succeeded in siier cing one o
Turkish batteries al Winder.
KUPgIxAI, June 27.-The affair OF tn
2lst, near Dilibai, was severe Tbs Rus
SLAMS fell back the following morning
with very heavy .oss. The Turks bst
about 400 killed and 200 wounded. Up
wards Of 1000 with undresssd wounds