Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-23
7'HE EASTERN WAR.

The war hetwcen Rl-sia M. Far.
key seems u i,r winding up. judging
i'um tlr' progress thu ltlss,an- hnvc
bccn nnkIug lately. ihry ha,e ral,
tur'i toe lrjnn aud Sh ,ka pns Q,
in the Is dknn mianianr, ami have
ihiONn llc,, cunugii aci,s- Ilic Dai,ihv
lp hull lhem against lOJ OOD ruik-.
Rcccnliy s,ui llsi-l has nsen thruNi,
'SH1n2hQWatAsK. s--is
JfiHfaI' '1. ia,-r siist--1ir,' 49, .-s--aGt ddfs
taken. lWln ioiorc nnd during the con-
ilirt viii nu inurc 10 the credit II
Engii-i,men nhd heiolv TRULY ui
i.'ace Is signrd, hc velvet wil ho re
novel lrum the British Lion'- claw,
aud the irde character OF thu llvasi
fairly cAhihucd. II Is pretty llain
now that but f'r the backing proni-cd
the Tark- by Englani, no var wnald
now exist. Propositions OF l,,.ce are
now pending between the two bellger
ent powers.
l.oNDoS. January 18th. 1878.
The Duty Tetrgrdph's cores rondenl
Mt Pria. states that lho Furkl-h dele
gates mot tho Grand Dnke Nichoas
at TirnOva Semvnli, and preliminary
notes were exchanged. Tho Grand
Duke then announced that he had dc
cihed TO treat only at Adrianople,
which should be Immediately cvacun-
ted. The delegates having ussentcd,
orders were telegruped To Djcmil Pa
slla TO evacuate AdrainOple. Upon
this decision being communicated u
the foreign consuls at Adrianople, they
tclegraphed to their Ambassadors TOR
instructions aud were ordered To re-
main and protect their counirymen.
Djemil Pa-ha lhcn made preparations
in retire upon the fortified lines boiore
Adrianoplc, where reinforcement, mr..
now concentrating. The Russians will
prubably arrive at Adrianoplc in two
days, Tlrnpva Senonh bong inirlN =
live kilometres distant lhrrclrpD,. NJ
sotatlous wlll then begin Il l. gun-
orally thuughl here that the wisrst
policy - for rnrkeN To- mako pr.lrc ~
once. The Times pcra 1nrrrSI,un lrlit
says Q ,ern Victoria lcfographoi To-
the Sultan thai he WaS aireaiy ac.
qnainlud win tho action uf the Brush
tiogcrnnenr. aud that she had l.sr-ell
urged the Car to make prompt aud
ii"nnrahIr peace.
A il-paich tp the Times irom ST..
Pri,r-hnrg says IA person WIN bel ped
10 draw up the armistlce ron iliUn
states that They are such ~ arc not
nk,h 90 he accepted bj the rurk>.
r mers Conriantlnoplo dl-pnt.h
-n,s the q le,n'S speech has caused
considerable disappointment. Thv
tnikiSh pca-c delegate nave utrnu,
al karahunar
The .Sdadn'fS Constuntinnple dis
lalrh says, Tnr Cpuneil Of Ministers
r'-'iai dcrilud to prier tho rursi.h
ambassadors at Vwnna and l. l.u,
tp rcqlcst an explanation OF ihv ln,-
test against II separate peace recently
lpdg,ai l., Austria aud Engnni aud 10
ak nuW lar faikcy may count upnn
ihe support 0i lhc-, countries.
l'hc Brtlsh Canwl at A lriannnl.
ha- astcdprmi-si-n to lyuve hut Min.
i,ier iNnrd ordered him TO rvnan,
al il 20 t. Mrs.. La,ard ia, given
a- i.taarc to 10000 refugees Wltuin
the last five DAYS. The British gun
boat Torch has embarked number ui
refugees at BpnrghaS aud Engn-h NM.
rincs are patrulling the streets OF that
place.
CnNsrANTINoPLr, January 20, 1871
-Mukhtar Pasha has been appointed
To command the army to be formed
Along the line of defense bcflre Con-
stantinnple. The exodus Of refugees
from Ronmcla Is assuming colossal
proportions. Before leaving Adriano-
pie the Turks burned their provisions
aud blew up the ammunition,
Sr. PEPTERsBURo, January 90. 1873.
Tho Ageacc Russo and the journal
de ~. Petersburg state that nothing Is
known ut 81. Petersburg of the ap
pearanre OF a Russian palemeutaire at
Sonrnoro Soudlar announcing the sus.
pension OF hoSillities in Bulgaria as re-
ported in u dispatch from Mr.. Layard,
dated January II, and publishcd in the
British "Blue Book"
The British consul ut Adrianoplc tel.
cgraphed this Sunday morning that
II deputatiun Of inhabitants had gone
10 meet the Russians M news oi
Russian cntr, ha-, however, yet been
rcceivei. MIR. Layari denies thar he
has asked authorization Tor the British
feet to enter the Busphorus,