The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-09
TIE Capssr. Of Ksr. Ds.ieA.

| frmed by the Russian bulletins, which
speak even Of two attempts to storm the
citadel. In consequence Of this the sp.
! prehensions entertained at CONSTANT.
nople about the fate Of ksrs are set Of
sest. The supposi.ion is that the Russian,
! will not sit down ct Ksrs, but will in.
vest il and proceed with the buk Of
their forces toward Euzeroum. II
| seems likewise TO have already found
confirmation, for both wings Of the army
appears 10 be moving to turn the posi-.
tions OF Soghante aud D,gh,e. and thus
force Mukhtar Pssha TO withdraw and
leave the passes open for the Russian
main force.
A Times special from Paris says: IL
is alleged here that Ksrs is about to sur
render; that the Turkish army between
ksrs and Erzeroum is IN danger OF defeat,
and that Immediately ou these events
happening Saivst Psshs will be sent %
tres. Tor peace,
EngIfsh Parliament.
LYNDON, May Sin the House OF
Commons, &. Hawthorne Handy, War
Secretary, in reply 10 the inquiry Of yes-
terdsy,. said no slecia! roster had been
prepared of the troops ready Tor i'm.
mediate service.
Mr. B0urke, Under Foreign Secretary,
said the government WAS not prepared
to contest the ght of the Porte 10 issue
regulations for the blockade, of the Black
Sea. A dispatch had been sent by tels
graph 70 Lay ard directing him to ash Tor
An extension OF some days for the British
shipping and the Porte had answered.
In the House OF Commons 10 night
in the debate GA GlhdsloLe's resolution,
Mr.. Chlldsrs, Liberal, considered that
the third and fourth resolutions contained
the germs of the solution OF the eastern
question. He complained OF the ami
Russian bias displayed by the Minister
ialists and censured Lord Darby reply
70 Prince Gortschskoii ss il! considered
aud tending to provoke Russia and re-
vive the hopes Of Turkey.
Vicount Ssndon defended the govern
mept. He believed that the approval
and encouragement held 'ut 20
Russia vera FAR m,r5 seriou and
more calculated t. extend the war,
because IT WAS directly opposed 10
the interests OF Austrls, GermnEy and
Italy
Mr.. Roebuck assorted that England
might as well declare war on account at
the treatment OF th" ludSps IN America
ss on account OF that Gt the Christians in
Turkey.
Mr.. Lowe denied that Mr.. & adsLenes
resolutions meant war with Turkey. The
govern nenIs policy WAS marked by n
strange peryersI.y. Nothing could nav"
been moro insulting " Russia than tho
treatment of the protocol and OF Prince
Gortschakoti's note. England, and not
Russia, lad separated herseli from the
European coucert. The debate dJourbcd
until Thursdsy.
Mr.. Sullivan gavc notIce that Eo
should ask, Monday, for an explanation
OF the intimstIon OF Mr.. Gross, Home
Secretary, that England would deiend i
Egypt from iDterierencr or attack Mr.
sullivan said that the point winch b."
wished to have explained were: FIrs,.
Whether 1t Is necessarily the meaning or
intent Of the government to enable
Egypt to participate IL n helligerent IN
The war, by sending Turkey troops,
without mourning the risk OF retslIrtory
hostilitcs Second, whether tho h0usc
ia to understand irom the Language used
that the government IL received i
Russia should retalinte IN Egypt, By
attacking Alexandra, upon the employ
ment Of Turkish arms againsI Russia.
Third and last. whether the lntimAtion
to Turkey and Egypt thd their chief
ports would be more or less protected
against hostilities, Is not substantially n
departure from neutrality.
TIE Parliamentary whips on both 'td"'
are very active and have sent Urgent
snmmonss 10 the members u bs IN their
seats tonight in readiness for divnIon
on Glsdstone's resOlution'.
Al the House OF Lords tho Duke Of
Rutland criticized the strong langlsg"
OF Derbys reply ~ Gofuchskoh. He
said the reply was liable TO BE- ml.iDtcr-
pretsd ~ departure from stricL
neutrality and ssked If it was submitted
10 be approved by other poSers before 1t
WA, -srt Lord Derby replied tina. the
suggestion that the reply should have
been submitted " the other powers
was Unprecedented. He did not
doubt the slnCerl,y "i the CZArs
declaration ~ Lord Lotus bg.
he could not forget that the Russian army
was al the same time preparing for war
and that 3 declaration OF different kind
had been made al Moscow. He denied
that lhe reply WAS inconsistent with
neutrality. We are not bouad, he laid,
TO abstain from expressing MI Cpiulon
which we were invited - give on the
merits of a qusrre. He deprecated the
Ministers beng nightly called upon 70
express oplnions on delicate questions Of
international law ~ likely 20 lead 70
dangerous uttersnce'.
LosDos. May S-Ameer, OF the kash-
CANS envoy a. CoHstsntlnOple, tel graphs
an emphslic denial Of the rePorts thst
ne has formed al alliance with the Sui
tan against Russia.
CossTAsrIsoPLE, May s,-HObart
Ps.hs will rem sin permsneaily IN the
Ottoman service.
The recent new. from England, es-
pecially Lord Derby's reply 70 Prince
Gor,schskoh. bss revived conf dsncs, and
i, is believed that Turkey may ,tilI look
70 England !or support.
lln said AustrIa seems determined 10
Oppose the sn!ry oI the Russians into
Servia.
BrcHAEEs1. May S.-Tbe Turks are
bou. harding K.laiat from Widdin and
the RoumanIal batteries are returning
The FIRE.
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