The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-05
AFFAIRS In THE EAST.
ADDITIONAL DETAILS OFT THE
TREATY.
The Peace Congress-Grecian Insur.
rectfOn Spreading - Brit.
ish Parliament.
Grecian Insurrection Spreading

two thousand insurgents are encsmped
within sight Of Vale, in ThesssIy, and
are intrenched. The district between
Mount Olympus and the Pindus range
is in revolt. The Epirls insurgents de-
tested the Turks at Thests on Fridsy
evening after four hours fighting, KILN 2
so and wounding $50. Another fghttook
place at Carollmpei with similar result,
the Turks leaving seventy dead on the
field. A Provisional government has
been formed at Lycurslan, and union
with Greece proclaimed. Two hundred
and fifty refugees, women and children,
have arrived from Lycursish.
At Corfu great panic prevails among
the Christian population OF the iDsurrec-
tionsry districts. Consular reports from
Larisss, the capital Of Thesssly, say that
sixteen unarmed men and thirty.fye
women and children were massacred by
Turkish irregulsrs, and all the wonen in
the town violated.
The Peace StipuIations.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 4.-Previous
to the signature of the treaty OF peace,
General Ignstied demanded that Turkey
should unite with Russia in defending all
its stipustions before the Congress. SAT-
uel Pasha refused. General Ignatietf
then telegrsphed to St. Petersburg for
instructions. 1t is not known how the
question was settled. Russia agreed not
to include Sslonica in Bulgaria. II in.
cludes Bosrgos, Vsrns and Kustendje.
The money indemnity Of forty million
pounds originally claimed in addition to
the territorial cessation, was finally fixed
at twelve millions.
LONDON, March A Pers CORES
pondent writes: By giving up the hos
tile European provinces, and Al the same
time receiving a tribute from them, or
saddling them with portion OF the ma.
tlonsl debt, and concentrating the Mus
tulmsns in the territory contiguous to
ConstsntiDople, and making the con-
centrstion required by the territorial con-
cesslons ir Asia Minor, the Turks will
create new Ottoman power ten times
stronger than when it was spread ever a
vss., badly organized and hostile terri
tory.
CongratuIatiug the Gar.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 4.-The Grand
Duke Nicholas has sent the following
dispatch TO the Emperor:
san STEFANo, March 3.
do myself the honor of congratulate
ing Your Majesty upon the conclusion OF
peace. God has vOuchsated 10 Is the
happiness of accomplishing the holy work
begun by our Majesty, and on this an
niverssry OF the enfrsnchisement OF the
serfs Your Majesty has delivered the
Christians from the Mussulmsn yoke.
NICHOLAS.
The Pence Congress.
LONDON, March A St. Petersburg
correspondent telegrsphs that the tresty
will probably not be published until the
text is received by courier, week or ten
days hence. 1t is now hoped that the
Congress will assem- bic in Berlin and that
the three Chan belors will attend. There
is reason to bolieve that Bismarck has
already consented to preside.
A Vienna correspondent says that
Austris rather if anything prefers Con-
gress 10 conference. It's onddently
believed that negotiations ss to the place
of meeting will proceed speedily enough
to permit its assembly in the last week
of March.
A Paris correspondent says It is as
serted that Germany is trying to induce
England to occupy Egypt, and thus pro-
tect her interest IN q way which could
not cause conflict with Russia.
Additional Details OF the treaty.
LONDON, March A correspondent
at San Stetsna gives the following sd-
ditional details of the treaty derived
from General Ignstleti: The exchange
OF the Doboudschs Tor Besssrsha 10 be
subject 10 Roumanis's consent. The
prince of Bulgaria not 10 be member OF
any European fsmily. The amount OF
the Bulgarian tribute is not to be fixed
for two years. Bulgaria will have the
seaport OF Navss. The Russians will
embark on the Sea OF Msrmors and pro-
coed home through the Bosporus, but
will not enter Constsntinople. All the
Bulgarian tortresses are TO be rszed, and
no Turkish troops are TO remain IN the
country.
LONDON, March 4.-The Ageuce
Russo says that some days must elspse
be.o-e the treaty can reach ST. Peters
burg and authentic conditions be pub
lIshed. The Agence declares that these
will chow that the indemnity has been
reduced 10 almost nothing, and thai the
question OF guarantees hos Dot been
touched.
CoysrANrryoPLE. Msrch 4-TO.mor-
row the Plenipotentisries will enter on
the Inclusion o. details Of several points
Of the treaty which were sgreed TO EG
JLoe. taking up the first payment snd
guarantees for the payment OF the III
demnity.
News comes from San Stefsno that
Gen. Igus.ietf snd the Turkish Amoas.
ssdor we're 10 lesve for 81. Petersburg,
Immediately after signing the preliml'
naries of peace. l. is thought thst
tue special A Ambassador will convey the
Sultan's desire for the restoration oi
diplomatic relstions. or be charged TO
conduct negotiations for drafting def
mite treaty. prehmins-ies only having so
far been signed.
Will Not Recognize the King OF
Italy.
LONDON, March A correspondent
8: Rome learns, or good sutnorIIy. that
toe Pope has caused the notification Of
his accession 70 Humbsri 10 be sddressed
tothe King of Sardinia
Bulgarian Boundary.
LONDON. March A 81. Petersburg
correspondent saws the southern bound
.ry Of Bulgaris has no. been closely de-
fned, but will probably depend on the
nationality and wishes OF the population
British Parliament.
Lospss, March An The House Of
Commons thi. evening, NJ. Hardy in
troduced the war estimates. ln Ms
speech he avoided ST exciting topics
conhning himself TO technical details
He said that the estimates had been
formed on . strictly peace footing, -
would be the case Whatever spprenen
sious were entertained. Mr.. Hardy said
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