The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-01
AusrRrAs MOBILIZATION.

PARIS, March Sl.-A special to thl
Pdtrie, from Vienna, says there Is ru
NOR current there that the immediate
mobilization Of 10000 men on the Bos
nian frontier has been ordered.
The Temps Vienna special reports tha
in consequences Of the demonstration 10
the Hungarian District on Saturday
when an aliusion to au understanding
with England was much cheered, N. Tia
Chief Of the Hungarian Ministry, hai
been summoned 10 Vienna.
BELGRADE, March Silt is stated thai
immediate mobilization Of the whole
forces has been ordered in consequence
Of report made by the committee Of thu
Austrian general staff that the treaty oi
San stefano would compel Austria TO
extend Der military power over seryia
Montenegro, Bosnia and Albania,
LONDON, March 31.-The Paris papers
publish kilograms from Athens stating
that rumors are current there that Eng-
land has asked permission 10 encamp AZ
expeditionary corps on Greek territory.
A Constantinople dispatch says the
Turks have reoccupied Bujukdere. The
evacuation Of Quadrilateral by the Turks
IL deferred for the present.
Grand Duke Nicholas to-day presided
over the military council at San stefano,
he visits the Sultan again shortly.
READY TO COMPLY.
A correspondent at Berlin says: In con.
sequence ofAustria's refusal TO come to
the arrangement with Russia il 10 believed
that Prince Gorschakof has already in.
formed Lord LOTUS that Russia Is ready
to yield 10 England's demand in regard to
the Congress.
A special to the SIaadard, dated Con.
stantinople, 29th, says: II the English
feet is not Withdrawn, the Russians will
occupy Constantinople with the ap-
proval Of the Sultan. The same cores
pondent understands that Mr.. Layard,
10 accordance with the instructions Of
the British Government. asked the Porte
what its attitude would be in the event
Of the Auglo-R Russian war. Safyet Pasha
replied that he was personally inclined
to neutrality, but would submit the mat.
ter to the Council.
The Standards correspondent at Con-
stantinople, telegraphing Sunday, says: /
hear, from good authority, that the Sultan
told Grand Duke Nicholas that he would
not fight against England. The Russians
will occupy Bujukdere Monday. The
English landed . large quantity Of war
on the island OF Tenedos.
The Sandarfs report from Berlin that
Russia Is ready to yield to England's
demand should be received with reserve,
Is both the Agenc Russe and Jonrnal de
St. Petersburg yesterday opposed fur
ther concessions on the part ot Russia
Moreover the correspondent Of the Times
at 81. Petersburg telegraphs Sunday:
War il now regarded as almost ineyita.
BILE. The vague hope that Diplomaiic
formula might be found for renewal OF
the negotiations has been destroyed by
Lord Beaconsfeld's declaration that the
question at issue is not amatter OF form,
but OF essential reality. The other dis
patches Of the Standard, given above,
should be received with due caution, on
account OF their sensational character.
The Times has the following from Par.
Is: A Belgrade special states that seryia
will Join Russia in the event Of an Anglo.
Russian war.
A Bucharest correspondent Of the
Times reports that the English merchant
vessels at Galatz have been ordered by
their owners to sail Immediately, even
without cargoes. General Zimmerman's
.orps has been ordered TO Maidania i'm
A Belgrade special to the Standard says
hat General Markovitz, commander OF
the De Nejevatz brigade, has been arrest
ID for high treason. Many other arrests
will probably be made.
IA Times special from Berlin states that
Russia has informed Austria that they
would observe . friendly neutrality If
Austria seized the western provinces Of
Turkey. Austria is not likely to accept
The offer.
The Daily Telegraph positively asserts
hat the Marquis Of Salisbury will sue.
,eed Lord Derby as Secretary Of Foreign
Affairs.