The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-06
NO PERMANENT PEACE.
WAR EXCITEMENT IN GREECE.
Anxiety In SO. Petersburg-The Con.
ference of the Powers-Eng-
Iish Parliament.
Position OF Greece.

Athens SAYS the conclusion Of the srmis.
tice has caused CONSERVATION, though the
Russian Minister gave verbal promise
that Greece should be included in the
armistice. The only rational thing for
Greech Is to stop military operations at
once and rely on this promise and
good offices Of Europe. But no order
has been sent 10 the army, and the gen.
ersl feeling seems TO be in favor OF con-
tinuing the war at any sacrifice. The
position OF the Greeks is bad, but they
can claim the reward neither of wsrlike
achievements nor of peaceful policy.
ATHENS, February 5.-The Turkish
minister here designates the action OF
the Greek government as q declaration
of wsr. He telegrsphed to the Porte for
men-of-wsr 10 convey him hence and In
consequence of which the Turkish feet
under Hobart Pssha has arrived. The
Greek government is IN conformation
and intends sppeaiing 10 the interven-
tion OF the guaranteeing powers. Great
panic prevails.
LONDON, February 5.-A Yienns spe-
cial says the portion OF SULLIVAN Pssha's
troops still at kavsla have been ordered
to embark for Sslonics TO act against the
Greeks.
A correspondent at Athens reports
that the Turkish iron clsds and trans
perts have been ordered 10 convey from
5000 to 10000 troops to the Gulf Of
Vslo to oppose the Thessslian insur-
rection and endesvor TO cut of the re-
treat OF the Greek army. The Insur-
rection, however, is gaining ground and
the Greeks are advancing. The
Greek government resolved not to
stop the progress OF the troops unless
the great powers promise to maintain
order in the HellenIs provinces and
secure the rights of the provinces 10 the
conference. Lord Derby on receiving
the Greek deputstion yesterday, said:
l hear the Greek government IS consid-
ering the propriety OF coming to sn
arrangement for Withdrawing the troops
from beyond the frontier, and we shall
do all We can 70 arrange this difficulty.
| think and hope thequestioH is In q fair
way of settlement.
LONDON, February "a Vienna
special says that Hobsr: PasEs is in.
structed to lombard the Greek ports un-
less the Greek troops are recalled. An
Athens correspondent says there is q
great panic there, and the inhabitants
are ayIng from the city.
New Turkish Ministry Formed.
LONDON, February 5.-Intelligence
has Just been received from Constantine.
pie that the office of Grand Vizier has
been abolished and new Ministry iorm-
ed. THIS constitution OF a new Ministry
under European forms and designations,
seems to indicate further step in the
promised reforms.
Anxiety In NJ. Petersburg.
LONDON, February 5. IA st. Peters
burg dispatch says that tho cessation OF
hostilities has produced more anxiety
than rejoicing.
TRIESTE, February j.-The Austrian
iron clsds, Kaiser, Max and HopsburP,
are being fitted for service.
RAGUsA, February J.-The Prince Of
Montenegro has accepted the armlstice,
and ordered the cessation of hostilities.
The Proposed Confcrenee.
VIENNA, February 6-Most OF the
powers have accepted the invitation TO
participate in tho conference. Russia
consented At the outset in principle, but
has not yet formally accepted.
BERLIN, February 6.-Gernany has
accepted Austria's invitation TO the Con.
ference.
ROME, February 5.-The PoyoLo Ro.
rano says that Italy and France have
accepted Austris's invitation 70 the Con-
ference.
BERLIN, February 6-Turkey has
been invited TO send representatives, 10
the conference.
BEeLIY, February GA dispatch says
sll the powers have accepted AusIris's
intimation 70 hold q conference, except
Russia. whose acceptance may be hourly
expected. The conference assemblies
almost Immediately.
LONDON. February 5.-A Vienna cor
respondent says that Count Androssy's
formal invitations 70 the signstory pow
ers of the tresty Of Paris IL no date for
assembling.
The same correspondent sSys be has
reason 70 believe that an important de-
cision is pending by Austria, which is
greatly dependant on the result Of the
debate in the British Parliament, and on
which the fate Of England and Austria
depends.
A Paris correspondent ssys thst he has
received, on high authority, some con-
Grmstlon Of tho rumOr that Russis 10
negotiating for the surrender Of the
whole Turkish feet.
Unensine.s In 81 Petersburg.
LONDON, February "a correspon.
dent a. Si.,Petersburg says the feeling Of
uneasiness With regard 20 the political
.itustion seems 10 increase. The attitude
e1pec.edly assumed by Aus:ris is pow
known 20 al.
English Parliament.
LoSDOs, February 5.-In the Holse
Of Commons the debate on the supple
ment.ry vote was continued and unim.
portAnt speeches by Frederick Stanley,
Lord Fiiz Maurice and Mr.. Birley
d
wore made.
Cha. Norwood, literal member
from Hull, said be could 10. undertake
the responsibility Of OPT o.i g the vote.
In the course Of discus..oa 10 the House
Of Lords tonight, Lord Derby ftstsd
,hst he Vas c4nsdent tbst England
would 10. and herssif 10 50 isolated p1-
sition At the conference He slio said
that the transfer Of the Island Of Crete %
| Greece wOuld BE- invalid unless sane
.ioned by the power. Great excitement
I prevails in Crete, bat 20 far there nas
I been 10 yio,o1cc.
attemDt ts Av vassInats The Ppefeet
Of 80. Pefessburg-
ST. PETEEsBCKG, February 4.-Wh!!s
n Trepof. the Prsfsci Of s.. Peterbgrg
wss giving to-day the usual andiencs 70:
reception Of petiiiouS, woman srsd
upon hin twice With revolver. The
. Presect vas csngeroGSly wounded. The
/ Yrnro-or ard Prince Gorischskoh hsy'
( vi.Itsd him. TIE city h greatly sIcitsd
! The woDEa Who vGs st orcs srrsF.ec