The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
De Cassaunac Creates a Sensation
He Writes an Article the Import
ofWhlCh CanaOt be Mistaken.
1t Means the Overthrow Of the
the Republic.
Progress of the War In Asia.
Battles Still Raging on the Danube
Progress of the War in Asia
Battles Still Raging on the Danube
Russians Crossing at All Points
WAR NOTES.

WAR NOTES.
LONDON, June ga Custendie dis.
patch last evening says: Tchernavoda
and Medjidie have been evacuated.
Telegraphic communication with Bah.
adagh are stopped. I0
This morning the Cossacks we're al Pat.
papal, eight miles from Tchernavoda.
The Roumanian Cabinet iayors the
Roumanian army crossing the Danube
with the exception Of the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, who strenously opposes
such a step.
In the House Of Commons this morn.
ing Mr.. Cowan, a Radical reiormer and
member for Newcastle. on.Tyne, gave no.
tlce that he would tomorrow ask abou.
the destruction OF the Rustchuk Consu.
late, and whether ii is breach OF inter-
national law. The Consulates at Rust.
chuk are drawing up n protest against
the Russians bOmbarding their resi-.
dences, ms being against all principles of
international law. The object OF the
Russians in bombartling Rustchuk ia 10
reduce the town and compel it 10 capitu.
late, and thus save long and regular
siege.
The Car has ordered another corps
from the interior to the Lower Danube.
The Grand Vizier has authorized the
release Of the civil prisoners at Rust
chuk numbering 400, whose lives owing
to the bombardment are endangered.
FROM THE DANUBE.
Latest advices report that the Russian
centre has been reinforced by the Goth
division, from Kars. Eighteen thousand
men were detached from the centre, and
have advanced 10 Sarakamgah. The
Turkish centre has been reinforced by n
division Of the 18th battalion, and has
advanced two miles in front OF Salwin,
where the Ottoman headquarters still re-.
main. The Turkish right is still reported
as pursuing the Russian left. lntelli.
gence received at Erzeroum states that
:he Russian bombardment OF Kars is
stacking,
BELGRADE, June 27.-Montcnegtian SEN
ator Verbitz, the military attache during
the late war, has arrived.
Markovitsch, minister OF war, who
was Servia's attache during the war, has
left on special mission.
The general feeling seems TO be that Ser
via should now help Montenegro. Min
lister Ristich recently said that Servia
will follow the policy Of Russia, and il
necessary open the way for the Rus
sian army through the country, which
will resist every Tuakish invasion,
CITTEEJE, June 27.-The Montnegrin
army is concentrated in a very strong
position. The opposition OF Sputz Mo-
Iale seems to be goOd.IThe Prince is de-
termined to fight for every foot OF ground
should the Turks advance on Montnegrin
territory.
VIENNA, June 27.-Accounts from
Dalmahe represent that the position OF
the Montenegrins is desperate. Their
forces are entirely broken and dispersed.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, June 27.-The Porte
has dispatched to its Representatives
abroad, note begging the Cabinets to
take 'cognizance Of the destruction OF
four Abhoman merchant vessels by the
Russians, which is denounced as contra.
ry to the rules Of war,
BRUSSELS, June 27.-Thc Independence
Beige says: Certain rumors which reach
US from Berlin authorize the belief that
since May German diplomacy has in.
tervened at London 10 strengthen the
alliance OF the three Emperors and
oblige England to accept the consequences
in the East. This movement ia explained
by the fear Of seeing Napoleonic.C Car.
ism installed in France, constituting
with Spain on one side and Austria on
the other clerical relations which, under
the auspices OF the Vatican, are as formid.
able 10 the rights Of sovereigns us 10 the
liberties Of Central Europe.
BUCHAREST, June 27.-The whole
banks Of the Danube from Herzoya to
Tulcharest are lined with Russians. 1t
is rumOred that they are also crossing al
Cischova.
ST. PETERSBURG, juno 27.-An official
dispatch from General Terguknssoir re.
ports that on June 81 his column attack.
ed near Debarby twenty battalions Of
Turks, with twelve guns. After Ten
hours fighting the Turks were repulsed,
but the Russian loss was heavy, namely,
Is officers and 81 soldiers killed and COO
wounded. The Russians fought with
great gallantry against larger numbers,
nine batteries, with SO guns, being built
for bombardment purposes.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 27.-Ata Coun.
Gil Of Ministers yesterday Redaf Pasha
promised 10 raise 100000 more men in
one month, provided money was fur
nished. The Chamber of Deputies came
to an agreement with the Ministers rela.
tive to the Budget. 1t only made some
insignificant reduction, 10 which the
Government assented,
The Chamber adopted resolution call
ing upon the Government 10 settle the
Montenegrin question regardless of any
threatened interference Of Europe. The
session will be closed tomorrow.