The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-02
FOREIGN NEWS.
This Situation in Europe.
Distribution of Turkish Forces.
Russia and Turkey Understand
Each Other.
Italy. Policy Strict Neutrality.
Russians For,ifying Their Lines.
Austria Dsspai's for the Congress.
She is for Peace at ANY Price.
England. Attitude a Threat TO
Russia.
Rumored Disaffsotion Among the
Cardinals.
Ensland's Objections TO the Treaty
Of San Stefano.
Rumored DisafSsotion Among the
Cardinals.
Ensland's Objections TO the Treaty
Of San Stefano.
Fortifying Their Lines.

Duke Nicholas had two hours inter
view with the Sultan on Saturday. One
Russian dragon was the only other per
son present. The Russians are fortifying
their lines and erecting intrenchments at
all strategic points. Osmau, Fnquid and
sud Reouf Pasha have gone TO the Turk:
ish camp at MAslak. Moukhtar Pasha
has been appointed Chief OF General
staff, and 0sman Pasha to be command
ant Of Constantinople.
The Russian Admiral Posotf has ar
rived here. The Egyptian contingent
from yarna are encamped at Unkiar
skeleso, village Of Asia Minor, on the
Iosphorus, eight miles northeast OF Con.
stantinople. It is believed in military
circles that Russia and Turkey have ar:
rived at an understanding. II Is still
hoped peace will be maintained.
WAR rssuRAsoEs.
LONDON, April LAT Lloyda, satur-
day, war insurances were Eve shillings
per hundred pounds on British hulls and
cargoes ten to twenty shillings on Black
Sea risks, which are regarded with great
disfayor, and half to one per cent on
Russian hulls.
Asst Petersburg dispatch states that
Lord Derbys resignation Of the Foreign
Office was complete surprise, and caus.
ed an immense sensation in official circles.
Lord Derby, says the dispatch, is re:
preached for having misled Russia and
England by going as far "a he did in the
direction which he disapproyed.
AN AUSTRIAN VIEW OF THE SITUATION.
| A Vienna dispatch say.: In conse.
quence Of Lord Derby's resignation and
calling out Of the reserves Austria has
ceased in her efforts to effect compro.
mise about the Congress, feelingsure that
Russia will not yield TO England's de-
mand now, when doing so wonld seem
somewhat like submitting before threat,
but what may not be posi-.
BILE now may become go later,
"a an interruption Of the negotiations in
regard 10 the Congress, and the order for
the mobilization Of the reserves 10 Eng.
| land need not be followed at once by an
actual collision between the two Powers,
and the conviction may be forced upon
them that after all the Congress offers
the only possible chance OF peaceful
settlement.
The Impressions that whatever may
have been originally the object Of Gen.
llgnatieff's mission, be confined, himself
| in fact, to giving and receiving intorma.
tion and returns 10 st. Petersburg TO re.
mort what be heard. He probably dis
covered that Austria is too anxious for
European condemnation of the treaty Of
San Steiano TO enter into any bargain
about II with Russia alone, which would
seem TO have given ii an Austrian san.
lion. Moreover Gen. Ignatief' q later dec.
larationa. indicate thAt after he communt-
Gated the feeling here 10 81. Petersburg
he received instructions which for.
babe him to 20 so far in the direction oi
concession TO Austria as he at first ex-
pressed himself inclined. This was prob
ably because after England's determina-
| ton singly to resist that portion OF the
treaty unacceptable to her il was hardly
worth while for Russia 10 surrender that
large portion OF IL unacceptable to Aus
tria without knowing whether she would
be able to maintain any Of it or NOT The
peace at any price tendency is still, how
ever very strong in Vienna.
Herr Tiszas' visit here was arranged
before Saturdays demonstration in the
Hungarian Diet, and is not therefore, in
consequence Of It, but II may be supposed
that Iisza will take the opportunity to
represent TO Count Andrassy the state oil
| n,ihlie nniniOn in Hungary
WHAT ENGLAND MAY EXPECT FROM TuR-
KEY.
PERA, April 1.-osman and Reouf
Pashas have become more Russian than
English. Turkish and Russian soldiers
lirateinize, the latter going about Con-
stantinople in uniform without eyoking
animosity. Ifwar comes England inust
contemplate the possibility Of having to
fight Turkey and Russia. At best, she
would get from Turkey one sided neu-
trality, Of little or no substantial uPe.
CoSsrAsT1SoPLE, April LIN the
event OF war 1t Ii expected that the Porte
will remain passive and endeayor to make
its territory respected, falling in which
the Porte will simply protest to the Pow.
ers.
Itis reported that Ahiend Walk Efen.
| di, President OF the Council Of Ministers,
has resigned, but the report has been con-
tradicied.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY IN COUNCIL.
A Vienna correspondent says an ex.
change OF views bas recently been pro,
ceeding between the Austrian and Hunga.
rian governments on the expediency oi
laying stress on economic interests OF the
Monarchy in the States OF the Balkin
Peninsula, the navigation Of the Dan.
ube, Junction Of the Austrian Railroads
with those admitting Territories under
whatever government The negotiations
are not concluded, but regarding the
railroad question it is already agreed
that the Monarchy shall energetically de.
mand the construction Of railroad be-
tween Sofia and Nisch and Semlin and
the completion Of the Bosnian railroad
system. This il in consonance with the
reported decision ofthe committee OF the
Austrian. general staff. The treaty Of San
eleiano Eonld compel AustriA TO extend
her military power over Seryia, Bosnia
and Albania, and the approximations Of Ser.
yia as 10 that decision, msy also ex-
plain what Count Andrassy told Gen,
Il fRnatisfi ~ 10 Anstrian interests.
kilograms from Vienra, read In Paris
say that Count Audrassy told Gen. Igna-
tief thar Austrian neutrality, II mol
cooperation, might be secnred by altering
the southwestern boundaries Of Bulgaria
40 as 10 make the Ottoman Territory
continuous, and by securing Austrian
military and commercial supremacy 10
Seryia, Montenegro, Bosnia, Hezsgo-
yinia and Albania.
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