The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-11
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE WAR IN THE EAST,
An ArmistiCs for Burial of the
Dead.
Friendly lnterChangss Between
Turk and MusCoVits.
Evacuation of AbIOVa by the Rus
sian Army.

LONDON, September l0.-A special from
Vienna says The Russians, who seem 10
have thought little Of any danger which
might threaten them from RuHchuk and
Resgrad, are beginning to take different
view. All reiniOrcements passing through
Bucharest are directed down in great
haste toward Guirgeyo to cross over the
bridge at Cyrgos. The first detachment
OF guards and 4 division Of the Milna
army corps have taken that direction.
The future movements OF the Montcn.
egrin army are uncertain, no definite
plan Of the campaign having been decided
upon. According 10 the last news Alba.
nian tribes waited the capture OF Nicsics
before rising. It is probable that move.
ments in that direction may Influence the
plan Of the campaign. Reports in Bel
grade that Germany ia urging Servia to
participate in the war are discredited in
Vienna.
A dispatch dated shumla sayS: There
was serious fighting Thursday. The right
Of the Resgrad army under Nebjio Pasha
was engaged all day. Losses many on
both sides. The Russians retreated be-
yond the upper Lom. The Resgrad army
has passed the Lom and now occupies
Abloya. In consequence Popakor and
the whole region between Karason and
Osman Bagar was hurriedly evacuated by
the Russians Friday. They took the di.
rection Of Biela. The field Of battle now
lies between BielA and Ablova. There
have been heavy rains.
GERMANY AND FRANCE PROTEST.
CoSsrASTrNoPLE, September lO.-Ger.
man Ambassadors presented remon.
Atrances TO the Porte against the release
Of the persons condemned 10 FIVE years Of
penal servitude, for the murder Of the
German and French Consula at Salunica
10 May last. The French note demands
the sentences to be carried out. The
German note declares the continuance Of
the present aspect.
LONDON, September 10.-A correspon-
dent with the army Of Czarenitch, at
BanitZka, a few miles east OF Biela, under
date Of Friday evening, describes the
Turkish occupation OF Ablova on We'd
uesday, the gallant attack Of the Russians
under Gen. Timoiejeff, the retreat OF the
Turks across the Lom and the re.occupa-
tiou OF Ablana by the Russians with Il
loss Of one thousand men TO the latter.
There was an armistice on Thursday for
the burial OF the dead. The RusIans
and Turks fraternized heartily when they
met during the armistice. They shook
hands, exchanged bread, bartered trinke!s
for tobacco, and for the first time
in the war came together like civilized peo-
pie. lnthe evening after the termination
Of the armistice, the Russians evscuated
Ablana, finding it useless 10 hold out any
longer-nine battallons against 90. Late
this afternoon the whole division reached
BsniILks, where there they bivouac, to.
gether with large part OF the 3jIh divi.
sion, retreating from Gsgoya and Polo
marka.
The same correspondent, under date OF
Biela, Saturday noon, says: We broke
up camp at Banitzka at sunrise this
and marched direct TO Blela, in
hopes OF being able to reach Guergevo,
BY Biela, the Rustchuk road and Prygos
Ferry. 1 rode among the line OF lore.
posts down the Valley Of Banitska
Lom to Bugovalzs. l found the town
deserted except by a few Cossacks, who
that the Turks had taken Da.
m0glia, part OF the road, and occupied
Pyrgos, breaking up ferry com.
municlIion. Turning back to Biela
10 make the trip by way Of Sim.
nitza, | found the confirmation Of this
tidings, and also the fact that
the CzarovItch, who had been at Kopravitl
on the BarretzkA LON, where he hsd re.
tired from Kapace when it became i'm.
possible TO hold Poiomarka and Gaubro.
ma, was expected at BIela this aflernoo
The town is full Of troops. The sup.
ply trains:sre crossing the bridge, and
some are retiring as far a5 Panic. The |
army Of Czarovitch the will hold'the line |
Of the Yantra near Biela with thirteen
corps. Twelve corps have retired across
the Blela and Rustchuck roads, holding |
Terstevik and Metcka. The camp at
Terstevik has been fortified within the
past few days and 10 situated on q hill
overlooking the Danube.
War Notes.
-COnstantinople kilograms report the |
whole Of Suleiman Pasha'S army az having
passed north Of the Balkans.
AN Adriauople special says that large
forces are passing that place to take up a
position between Sofia and the Servian
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