The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-24

ST. PETERSBURG, April 2S.-It 10 be-
lieved that the Czar and Empress will
reside during the war principally 81
Illirsk, near Moscow. The Czsr will
probably return to St. Petersburg from
Kischenef, before taking up his resi-
dence at Illinsk.
The reports in some papers that special
measures have been taken sgsinst Amer
lean vessels on account OF the transport
OF war material to Turkey, are contra
dicted in official quarters. 1t is added
that Russis's relations with America, are
excellent, and any disturbance of them
Is carefully avoided.
The Russian telegrsphic agency, CON-
ment.ng on the newspaper rumors that
the Porte intends to dispatch mission
to Kischenef, says that the endesvor
had been made at Constsntinople TO IN
duce the Turks to send such q mission,
but the Turks, in view OF the vote Of the
Chamber, were not In position to make
any serious offer. Mere courtesy would
not meet the requirements Of the present
state OF affairs, and Russia could not con-
sent 10 take part in comedy. Turkeys
only object in sending the mission would
be to act conclllstory part in order to
throw upon Russia the responsibility of
the war, and perhaps to attribute to her
the intention of territorial sggrsndiEe-
ment
A Berlin correspondent reports that
Russia has promised the Prince Of
Roumsnis independence and royal title.
A Pesth special represents that Russia
is az Iious to enter into formal engage
ment with Austria 10 renounce all pro-
jects of annexation in Turkey or on the
Danube, rs well as the idea Of
an eventual formation Of new
Sclsve states under Russian protection.
The people in Pesth distrust
Russis's assurances. Preparations are
making there TO mobilize the Austro.
Hungarian army, 20 the country may
be ready for any emergency. Turkey
has bought large quantities OF timber in
Transylvsnla for bridges over the
Danube.
A special from Pers, Gays intelligence
has been received from Crete, that the
Turks have lost all their authority in the
country, and have little in the towns.
The pesssntry are all organized for in
:urrection in the mountains. There are
Only 1000 Turkish soldiers in the island.
A Times special from Rome reports
that the Italian squadron which sailed
from Toronto with sealed orders, is
bound for Sslonica.
at
of Gslatz, April 22nd, gives details OF
Rus,ia's movements. He says that one
division of infantry, brigade Of cossscks
and three batteries of artillery have ar
rived at Kuber and Kitsi, close 70 the
Romanian frontier. These are believed
to be the advance guard Of the Seventh
and Tenth army corps which form
the Russian left wing. The centre and
right wing are also on the frontier,
higher up on the Pruth. Linghem and
Skulzeni, whittier the staff have removed,
are At the junction OF the Russian sad
Roumsnisn regiments. The bulk Of the
artillery and large bodies of the infantry
are already concentrated there. When
the southwark march begins, II is be-
lieved that the headquarters will be
transferred to Buzeo, and afterwards 10
Plocjescht.
A special from Alexandria announces
thst Prince Hassan, Minister oi War,
will 90 to Consts1tinople. He intends
to take command OF the Egyptian army
corps in the war with Russia. More
troops were embarked yesterday.
A Vienna special correspondent re-
ports that the inhabitants Of Kustchek
have been ordered to procure provisions
for Six months or leave the fortress.
A Paris correspondent says the return
os the Austrian ambassador here
is announced. IL may add
that kind Of fear wears
on the minds of those competent to judge
OF the importance henceforth attaching
to the movements of Austris. 1t is thus
that by degrees the curtain seems to be
rising on all this foreseen and dreaded
complication which is expected TO arise
from the Eastern question, as soon as the
loyalty and wisdom of the rulers shall
have ceased TO restrain them"
A Paris special reports that the Prince
Of Wales embarked 1T Vile Franchez
on the British iron clad Sultan. He was
visited on board by Admiral Warden
of the United States navy, and with the
Duke ol E'0burgh be returned the
visit. Alta u,oGTet on the sultan the
Prince of Wei. p -ed toast to the
American and Fr.I h navies.
CoHsTAsTISoPLE, A pri! 23.-M. Neti-
doff and the entire staff Of the Russian
Embassy have left Constantinople. the
Russian arms have been removed from the
doors of the Embassy. Previous TO his
psrture NJ. Neiidoti caused q note TO
be delivered to Ssfvet Pashs announcing
the rupture of the diplomatic relations, in
consequence of the failure Of the negOtls-
tons which has been carried on.
LONDON, April pa fuller report OF
the Czar's speech at Birsuls shows that
he spoke much more rs IT war was de-
termined upon than the first summary
would convey. The Emperor began
with the words, Before your departure
l give you my blessing" aud closing said
TO the officers, Goodbye, gentlemen
and to the men, Farewell, my children"
CoyrAsTISoPLE, April 23.-It is not
considered probable that the powers will
offer q mediation between Rlssis and
Turkey, ~ provided in the eighth article
Of the treaty OF Paris. Il is stated that
the Porte would not by disposed 10 &C
cen. il. War is now admitted on all
sides to be- inevitable.
CA7rAgo. April 23.-Tbe hontene-
grin troops are in motion again. Gen.
Vukovi,ch hiss occupied Krstoc and has
received q relnfsrce nent OF 800 men
from Zlbci. The Turks thrssten TO
force Dugs. Another detachment OF
Montenegrins have arrived a: Banis.
CoysrAsT1SoPLE, April 23.-The Rus
sian charge q sffsires and the whole stst
ofthe Russian Embassy, and Consuiste
will cave Constsntinope this evening
for Odes.s on the imperial yacht Herr
klIki.
LosoS. April 23-A Standard specisl
from Cons.sntinople says Prince Gort.-
cnskoff. circular. Containing Russlss
.. 30. haan nrpeantad 70 the