The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-30
THE EASTERN CONFLICT

Proclamation Issued by The Gar 10 tIll
Christian Population.
Russian March 10 GaIliz Regarded a
a Wonderful Performance.
RUSSIAN PROCLAMATION To CHRISTIAN
AND MussuLaAH POPULATIONS.
LONDON, April 9S.-A dispatch from
KisCheneil' has tho following: "As III,
Russian army advances proclamation,
will be issued both to the Christian ant
Mussulman populations Of Turkey, or
dering them to remain quiet and attemp
nothing against each other, rs all wht
remain quietly in their homes will not bt
molCsted. Nothing will be taken withou
payment. Russian does not wish tn
Christian population 10 rise, rs thi
would only result in disorder and useles
bloodshed, but Christians who wish Il
take part IN the war can come 10 the Rus
SLAMS lines, where they will be givel
arms and uniforms and be regularly en-
rolled in special division commando
by Russian officers, under the strictes
discipline. No irregular bands Of guer
rillas will be allowed. No inquiries viii
be maderespecting the atrocities Of las
year, except in such cases as Shefke
Pasha and others mentioned in the re
ports Of Barring and Schuyler. If thes
are caught they will be tried and sum
marily punished. lfmOre massaCres OC
cur, the punishment will be swift ant
certain.
MARCH TO GALATz.
General Tchernayelf arrived on Thurs
day. He will receive some command
The Russian march to Galatz was real,
a wonderful performance. The Who'll,
distance was traversed on foot in iiiteel
hours without halt. Wagons were onl,
provided to carry knapsacks and arms
The artillery, cavalry and baggage train
all arrived together. II was expected tn
detachment would commence action i'm
mediately upon arriving, and the Turk
had only to cross the river to seize tn
railway and destroy the bridge. The rail
way is now secure. The Russian army i
moving forward, mostly afoot. The rail
way is only used for heavy artillery an
baggage.
A Giurgevc dispatch says the Sultal
has not accepted The resignation Of Abdu
kcrim.
PARIsiTREATY.
The Times Vienna dispatch says il re
mains to be seen whether the powers vii
answer the Porte's note. The pour parier
between the Cabinets seem to point to al
intention to reply. II these do not leaI
to an understanding, the Treaty Of Pari
must, naturally, be considered as can
ceIed, not only as between Russia ant
Turkey, but also as between Russia ant
the other signators.
1t is probable France will send Conn
Chandordy as a special ambassador Il
Constantinoplc.
THE RHEDTvE.
The announcement that the Khedive'
son HAssam goes TO the assistance Of tn
Porte ia Contradicted. His mission is Il
explain the Khedive's inability to com
ply with the SulIan's request for troops
A Paris dispatch says that not only ha
Russia warned the Khedive against send
ing troops to aid the Sultan, but ha
warned him against diverling the sum
he has set al part for creditors for suCl
purpose.
uNTOuNDED STORY.
The statement that Banker Bleichrode
has concluded loan of one hundred
million roubles in Russia, is unfounded
The rate ofexchange on Russia is nov
nearly as low as the lowest point reache,
during the Cfimean war.
RUSSIAN TROOPS LEAVING POLAND.
Large bodies of Russian troops, will
artillery, are leaving Poland for the eau
casus.
A st. Petersburg telegram states tha
Austria has demonstrated with the Port
against its alleged intention Of invading
the Servian territory.
Prince CaakhowskI, who is command,
ing the Eleventh Corps, occupied Galat
and Brallow on Friday. The Both Divi
sion has occupied lsmail and Killia.
RouMANIAN MILITARY PREPARATIONS.
BUCHAREST, April 2S.-The Rouman
iAnlIihistry intends Introducing bill
in the Chamber Of Deputies suspendin)
the constitution endowing Prince Charlie
with discretionary powers, and authoriz
ing military preparations on the larges
scale. Depression prevaila because
Turkish invasion Is apprehended.
NO INDICATIONS THAT TURKEY WILL IN
WADE sERvTA.
VIENNA, April 2s.-Political CORES
pondence says an official telegram iron
Belgrade says toat Servia,has received n,
intimation OF Turkeys intention to oc
cupy Servian territory, nor have TurkisI
movements Indicating such occupation
been noticed by the Servlan commanders
FRIDAYS BATTLE.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, April 2S.--An ollicia
dispatch from Batoum, on Friday, say
that the Russians, having renewed III
attack, were again repulsed, with heavl
loss.
The Turks have not arrived on til
Danube.
r, WAR ITEMS.
The occupation Of Glurgevo by tn
Russians is denied.
The Sultan proceeds next week /,
Schunlig His hrOther EsrhRh poaI 4
Kars.
The Turkish fleet has been ordered t
blockade Russian ports.
Hobart Pasha sails shortly for Crete
The Ottoman troops occupy the who'll
Miridite district.
The Turkish Budget shows a deficit o
100000.
sELEssIA, April 2SS The river Dneipe
has overtlowed ut Kremeutchug. Twent
thousand inhabitants are homeless.
BATTLE AT BATouM.
NEw YORK, April 2S.-A dispatcI
from London says advices from TurklsI
sources report that the battle at Batour
ragged throughout yesterday. The Rus
SLAMS, commanded by the Grand Duk
Michael, were repnlsed with heavy losi
The Turks, under IIassan PashS, sutierer
slight Losses. The Russians resumed tn
attack last night, and were again deieato
and driven across the frontier.
TURKS ACROSS THE DANUBE.
Other dispatches say the Turks crosse