The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-04
PEACE CONCLUDED
BETWEEN RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
Important Concessions by the Czar-
Great Rejoicing I'm 81. Peters,
burg Dangerous Posi-
ti0n OF British fIeet.
Peace Concluded.

Peace Concluded.
LONDON, March 3.-The following
announcement of the conclusion oi
peace between Russia and Turkey, was
received TO- night:
"CoNsTANTIsoPLE,-Sunday Night
March 3.-The treaty of peace has been
signed. Grand Duke Nicholas snnounc.
ed the fact TO the soldiers at the review
at San Stefano, to-day. Russia has sban-
doned her claim on the Egyptian and
Bulgarian tributes"
Report confirmed.
LONDON, February 3.-St. Petersburg
and Pera correspondents confirm the re-
port that the treaty of peace has been
signed. At St. Petersburg the enthusiasm
over the news was almost unprecedented.
There was an immense crowd before the
palace, shouting and singing "God Save
the Gar" The Pers correspondent says
the treaty Of peace was signed Saturday,
Thirty .one thousand troops were reviewed
at St. Stefans. A TIE Dsum was sung, and
great enthusiasm prevailed. A ceres
pondent at st. Stefans is able to state
that neither the surrender of portion OF
the Turkish fleet nor claim on the
Egyptian tribute were included in the
conditions OF peace, and there is no in.
reference with the portion OF the Turk.
ish revenue which is hypothecated
to foreign creditors. There is
nothing definitely settled in re-
gard to indemnity, but it will
principally beln the form of territory in
Asia, including Ksr, and Bataum.
Erzeroum, Sslonica and Adrianopola are
not included in Bulgaria.
seryian Government VIII Hold on
to Conquered Territory.
BELGRADE, March Am extrsordi.
nary Cabinet council was held to-day.
Prince Milan presided. All the military
authorities were present. 1t is said that
it was resolved not TO resign the territory
which Servis has conquered in New
Bulgaria. The Servisn army will for
the present remain on iull war footing.
Artillery reserves are being organized.
Prince Milan will return to his head
quarters at Misch. 1t is hoped that Rus
sis will yield to Servis's wishes.
The British Feet I'm Danger.
LONDON, March "A Constsntinople
special says: Great mistrust and uneasi'
ness Is felt respecting the Russian de-
signs on the Bosphorus. They can oc-
cupy the Chansk forts at moments
notice, and movements the objects OF
which are not apparent, are still pro
crossing. The position Of the British
ships at Tujls is regarded as critical,
owing to the short run for torpedo
5oats from Buyuk Tchekmedje or San
Stefno. 1t is strongly suspected that
torpedo boats and white head torpedoe'
are being dispatched to the Sea Of Mar
mora in sections. The Russians occupy
Chsrko, Rodosto, Eregli, Silivre and
Fchekmedje, all OF which are admirably
suited as basis for torpedo operations
should it be decided 10 mensce our feet.
Precautions are being taken nightly to
guard the vessels against surprise.
Hone OF Peace.
LONDON, March 2-The Time, says
the announcements in Parliament yes
terdsy evening will be welcomed rs re-
viying some hope OF q peaceful settle
ment OF the eastern question.
Plot TO Assassinate Prince Milan.
BELGRADE, March 2.-Forty-one re-
spectacle citizens have been Imprisoned
At Seemindrid, and number At Parst-
schin and Jsgodins, charged with con-
spiracy to sssasslnste Prince Milan on
his homewsrd journey.
The Russians to Enter Constantine
pie.
VIENNA, March 2.-The Political Cor
respondence publishes Constsntinople
dispstch which says: Reliable intelll-
eenee from various quarters agree In the
statement that the entry of portion OF
the Russian army into Constaniinople
NAV shortly be expected, irrespective OF
the signature or delay in the signature Of
peace
LONDON, March 3.-The Agence-
Russo cites q special dispatch from
Vienna, dated March l, stating that the
Russians were bent on entering Con-
stsntinople with or without the Sultan 8
consent and England had notified Prince
Gortschskotf that If the Russians pursued
the latter course the British ambassadors
would be ordered to quit St. Petersburg.
The Aeence R1sse says the report refers
10 q past phase OF the crisis, since wnich
the Russians have occupied San Steiano
with the sanction OF the Sultan.
Occupation of Bulgaria.
The same paper hss 8 semi-orlclsl
communication from St. Petersbu g TAX
ing exceptions to Count Andrsssy de-
m.nd for six milliots OF forms. lIsAys:
Though not intended for the armsments
directed against Russis, this credit places
Austris outwsrtiy on tie same
footing as England. Russis has GER
tsinly no objection TO Austlls
occupation of Bosnis and Herzegovina.
Au,tris objects 10 the complete autonomy
OF Bulgaria formed into slng!e
province and its two year occupation by
Russia. The latter combats the partition
of Bulgaria into two provinces, IN
s,sncing the trui.lessness OF the stlpulA-
,ion separating Moldoyis and WallachA'
Temporary Russian occupation Is IN
peratiye Tor the maintenance o' iran
guilty and the prevention OF e1 'esses 6y
the Bulgsrisns, but measures OF cens'o.
and supervision may be taken TO prevent
the occupation assuming the character
a. CONQUEST or assimilation thereto.
Concessions by Russia
CossrAST1soPLE. March 2-The RuI
,iau. have made substantial CONCESSIONS
regarding the boundaries OF BalsA'n
Tsis point Il settled. The question OF
war indemnity Was debated to-day; Y
i.cilitste ia payment Rassis h.s so.n
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