The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-27

rights. As . proof OF this, Bucharest
will not be occupied By the Russians.
( While waiting for the decision Of the
Chambers, the government has and Will
preserve sn attitude OF reserve.
( rhs suitan's Proclamation 10 His
Army.
] LONDON. April 26-The following is
the full text OF the Sultsn's proclamation
to the army:
/ Russia has declared war. We are
forced TO take up arms. We have always
wished peace, listening TO the Sdvice Of
the Powers in this respect. but Russia
wants 10 destroy our Independence; and
tects right and justice, will grant US vic.
Tory. Our soldiers will defend with their
blood the country gained by their snces-
tors, and, with the help of God, maintain
the indepeDd dence Of Osmsni. The m.
tion vii protect the wives and children
of .bs soidlrrs. Should il be- necessary,
the Sultan will 60 10 the army and raise
the standard OF the Khalifst and the Sui
tsnste. The Sultan is ready to sacrifice
his life for the honor and Independence
OF the couIrJ.
BRUssELs. April 26.-Ls Nord,
Russian organ, states that no disquletude
should be caused by the absence ia the
Cars manifesto and Gortschskofi's cir
cular OF an engagement pledging Russia
against the acquisition OF territory. Rus
sis naturally cannot bind herself before
hand by declaration which would
deprive her Of one means OF action
against an adversary. lie Nord is
convinced that the balance of power on
the contir ent will no. he affected by the
conflict.
CoSsTASTIS0PLE, April 20 The Sal
tan issued proclamation 10 the officers
and men OF the feet, and especially re
commencing them TO protect the Mussul-
man population OF the Crimean and eau
csslau coast snow grosn < under the Rus
sian yoke. The newspapers report that
an engagement has occurred on the Asi,tic
front er near Aradshsn, and that the
Russians were compeilei to fall back.
The expected state Of The siege will be-
proclaimed in Constsn,inople.
BUCHAREST, April 26.-lt is stated
that al the foreign officers in the Turk
ish service are promptly paid, but the
native officers and soldiers are not paid
8tsll.
A Belgrade dispatch says: Its stated
that Prime Minister Ristics intends TO
resign,
PARIs, April pa dispatch from
Rsgusa states that tao Prince Of Monte
negro has sent note 10 the powers, &C.
cusIng the Turks OF having broken of
the negotiations, because Montenegro re-
quired that the refugees from Herzego-
vIns, be restored to their homes and the
kutchi prisoners liberated. The Prince
declares that alone without allies but rely
ing on the abnsg ,tion of his subjects, he
will rs in former umes, desperately defend
his territory against superior forces, hop.
ing that If he Is defeated. CnrIstaIn
Europe will save the women and chIl
dren.
BUCHAREST. April 26.-The number
OF Russians who have entered Roumsnis
are estimated at $4,000. They are con-
centrating at Bsrb,shl. No Russians
have crossed the Serlh or Danube.
ST.. PETERSBURG, April 26-The
Turkish charge dc 9laIrS, stall and ON
bsssy lett this city tbs morning.
LoNpoN, April pa special ir IN
Pssesni, Moldsvia, on Wednesday, cay.
that 1000 Russians passed through I'm.
ghcui, 10000 through Leovs and 5000
through Belgrade. These troops are 10
effect junction H. GaIatz.
A specisl from Cou-tantinopie ststes
that the Sultan in he proclamation "
the troops declares that IN case ol need
he will join the army with the standard
Of ,bs Prophet, ond sacrifice his life for
his people
Osman Pasbs has addressed procla-
nation ~ the inhabitants of Kaisist, as
suring them that they need not ."sr the
Turks, who will occupy tho town ~ th,Ir
friends.
A bsttle may be expected 20 take
place A. TuI;uschs, IN the Dobrudscba,
where an attempt ot the Bu.sIsns 10
cross the Danube may be looked for very
shortly.
VIENSA, April 26.-The Austrian
Minister q! War has gone 10 Carlsbad
for hls health.
A Pesth specisli'sys that 1t Is feared
that the Russian column has passed over
the Danube, near Glsdows
VIENNA, April 6--An incident ia re-
ported from Belgrade which creates o
great sensation here. The grand vizier
has notified Seryls that Turkish
detachment will occupy G.sdows on ac-
count oi the approach Of the Russ'ALs
from Bstside Abdul KcriIn telegrHphed
eral who commands one Of the frontier
posts has Grssered that ne will resist by
force Of arms any attempt At the oocu-
patton OF GIsdOwA
TIE greater part Of The Russian troops
are moving in tLs direction OF Belgrade
10 secure the pssssge through Dob.
rudscbs, which IA expected 10 be ths OBJ
jec. ofthe principe attack. /: il thought
that toe Turks viii not krfiv" ~ .rrue 20
prevent the passage. The Russian army
telegraph ines between kOumsuia and
Turkey are interrupted.
A dispatch IRON PerA sAyt: IL j. rs-
ported that the Turkrsh fse,, under cOD-
mand OF Hobart Psshs, left TUssdsy
afternoon 70 take a position bsiore Odesa
The telegraph wire a. IbrsIIs has bssn
cuG by he Cosssck.. who srs 1900 or
1900 -trong there.
A Tins specis| rom Pers reports that
Ho1sr. PsshA !, u Kustcbuk on board
an iron clad, and must force his v.y past
Iorsils and Gs.a.Z, ia 'front.' Of .be Hus
sIaas, In order u return 70 the Black sea.
A Madrid ,psci4. says that spain will
.end a. Irou clsd tqIsdrDn b. the IIe.
want.
! coriepoltert 3. R,me telegraph.
that there great sGclu umsnt IN Maple,
where The I.AiIAo mea-Oi-wsE are beng
prepsTeQ .Dr "a.
A Berlin dispstch reports that Ger
many intends 70 put INTO me commission
ssverai ADDITIONAL met -of-Tsr.
Tie Alrertis>r understands tha. the