The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-25

; You will bring this resolution 70 tne
cognizancs of the government to which
you are accredited. In fulfilling the
duty which IL imposed on him BY the
interests Of Rassis, whose pssosful de-
vslopmsnt 10 impsded BY constant
| troubls in the east, HIS Majesty Is con.
/ vincsd that hs at the same time rsspon ds
TO the views Of Europe.
(Signed. GoRrscHAKorT.
Advance Of the Russian Troops-
BucHARrsT, April 24.-Ths Rouman.
ian government in reply to the Turkish
Grand Vizer's dispatch, requesting the
Prince to make arrangements with
Abdul Kerim, commander in chief ot
the Turkish army, 10 PREVENT the passage
Of the Russian army, has declined. As
such q step is too serious 70 be deter
mined BY the executive power
alone the Roumsnisn Chambers will be
assembled on the 26.h inst, 70 examine
the question. The frst Russian detach-
ment, consisting of forty ssppers aud
officers, crossed the Roumsnian frontier
yesterday At Bestmsk. One thousand
men ART expected 70 cross to-day.
| The Grand Duke Nicholas has issued
a proclamation TO the inhabitants of Rou-
mania, announcing the passage OF the
Russian army under his command to.
ward the Danube. Rsumania having
received no preliminary notification has
declared that she yields 10 force, and has
ordered her troops to fall bsck to avoid
q con flict.
Address Of the CIar TO his Troops.
ST. PETERSBURG, April PA dis
patch from kischenefi dated yesterday
and officially published to-day, announces
that at the review OF the troops by the
Car at Frsspol yesterday, HIS Majesty,
addressing the officers said: l felt griet
at sending you to the field OF battle
and therefore delayed action a long rs
possible, hesitsting TO shed your blood,
but now that the honor Of Russia Is at
tackled, l am convinced that you will all
TO the last man, know how ~ vindicate
it. May God be with you. l wish you
complete success Farewell until your
return.
Dispatch from Prince GortschakoT
ST. PETERSBURG, April 4.-Princs
Gortschskotis circular dispatch, which
WAS communicated 10 the powers yester-
day, states that in seeking TO obtain by
arms what Europe has vsinly endeavored
10 secure by peaceful means, Russia be-
lieyes she turthers the European interest
LONDON, April PA dispatch from
Jsssy says that n detachment OF Russian
troops crossed the frontier near Ungheli
a. 8 O'clock this morning.
In the House of Lords, this afternoon,
Earl Derby stated that 1900 Russian
troops crossed the, frontier last evening.
Count SCtonvalOfi, Russian ambassa-
dor, in communicating the Russian circu-
lar to Lord Derby 10 day, stated that n
general order 10 cross the frontier had
been given.
MALTA, April 24.-The British Med.
iterrsnean squadron will leave SATURDAY
for the Pirrsens'@
ST. PETERSBURG, April 4.-The
| Government Gazette states that the be-
ginning OF the Montenegrln war ls de
lsyed by Petrovitch, the Montenesrir
envoy at Coustantlnopin, who bss been
| appointed commander-in-c chief and has
chosen for his return homr a CircultuOus
route.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 24-Prince
GortscbsksG has sent the following Eote,
dsLed April Oath, 10 the Turkish charge
de sfaIres here:
The earnest negotiations between the
| imperial government and the Forte ior
a durable pacitcstIon not having led 10
the desired accord, my august mssteF sees
himself compelled, TO his regret, 10 have
recourse " force Of arm-. Be, therefore,
50 kind rs 70 inform your government
that from to day Russia considers herself
10 state Of WAT with the Porte,
The Rrst consequence Of this ID the rup'
ture of diplomatic relations. request
you 70 kindly inform me OF tho number
of persons composing the Ottoman EN-
bassy here, IN order that you may be fur
nished with the necessary pSports. Ot'
toman subjects are at liberty, If they 80
desire, 10 leave the country unmcIested.
Those who should prefer 10 remain may
consider themselves assured Oi the full
protection OF the laws The Turkish
charge dc affairs has written 70 Prince
Gcrtschskof q letter taking leave OF him
KnCaYsEFY, Apri A-The Metro.
polltsu OF MoldavIs welcomed the Gar
at Ungheni. He replied: = / commend
myself and my army 10 the prayers Ci
the orthodox. | hope to be met with
friendly sentiments IN Rounanih."
During the review st Ungheni the great.
est enthusiasm prevailed among
the Russian troops and among the
Russian sEd Roumanisu spectators. The
Emperor's carriage WA escorted 10 The
station by q crowd amid cheers Of the
soldiers and people. At tho station The
Gar said to the officers, May God pro
tect you and uphold the honor OF the
Russian stmy." On his return 70 rs
cneuef q population from the town Ghgr
ed the Czar bread and salt. Tonight th'
place is Illuminated and great enthusi
asm prevails.
LONDON, April "a. "A specis, from
4 Jagsy reports tHAt the Grand DUKE Nlcn'
olas in prOcl4ma,ivr, 20 the RsumRnisns
SAYS: By order OF Tue Car ny srny u
destined 70 combat the Jurks, which Bal
been be ore joyiu.ly received by the Rus
sian srtnies. declare th.t We come 81
friends, desirous only OF furthering you
welfare and hoping 10 find among
you such o noble sentiment n yOC
displayed towards the Russian srmIst IL
the former wars against the Turks. Tbs
passage OF the Russian army through
your territory vii! occupy only shor
time. invite you 70 pursue your u.us
syocs.ions, and provide our army Wit.
mean. 70 satisfy their requirements.
have taken measures 10 enable the mill
tary treasury 70 pay without de
lsy for sll purchases. Th'
army will nowhere disturb you
tranquility. The ROamsnisns, ou
ancestors, ,ted their blood for you
liberty sud | oelieve We have right y
require your support FOR toe army whici