The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Excitement in Greece over the
News OF Peace-GermanyVVaFnh
Russia that She Must Consult
the Powers.
GREECE RxCirED.

the Powers.
GREECE EXCITED.
ATHENS, January 26.-The news Of tho
conclusion Of peace has caused great
cons,ernation. The Chamber Of Depu.
ties have suspended their public sittinss.
A large crowd paraded The streets to-day
making demonstrations in favor Of war.
The crowd was dispersed by the troops.
Several Of the police were injured by
stonea. Il Is feared that this manifesto.
tion will lead 10 serious diturbances. -
LONDON. January 26.-A special from
Cholcis, Greece, says: The transporta-
tion Of troops, artillery and ammunition
TO the frontier Is proceeding vigorously,
and everything indicates immediate hos
tilities. All the infantry have left for
Lamia. Great enthusiasm prevails.
RUSSIA STILL ApvAscIso.
CoSsrANTrsopLE, January 26.-The
Porte has received no news oi any armis-
tice having been signed. The Russian
headquarters, accompanied by the Turk
ish Plenipotentiaries, have left Kezanlik,
continuing their advance. The foreign
Ambassadors are still unacquainted with
the Russian conditions OF peace, but they
were communicated to-day TO the Turk
ish Parliament at their secret sitting.
FRANCE ON THE LOOKOUT.
PARIS, January 26.-The newspapers
state semi official intelligence announc-
ing that the Russian conditions Of
peace include the opening OF the straits 70
the Russian war ships. This concession
is granted by Turkey.
The Maddington Minister Of Foreign
Affairs has sent 10, 900 francs to Constan-
tinople TO relieve the distress OF the ref.
ugees.
The French Government has ordered
two advice boats TO proceed TO Constan-
tinople.
The commander Of the French IRON
clad at ..Smyra has been ordered to hold
himself in readiness to protect the French
subjects in Constantinople II necessary.
MOVEMENTS OF THE ENGLISH FLEET.
GALLIPoIL January 26.-Guns are
firing heavy salute at the Dardanelles.
The English fleet is coming.
LATER.
Admiral Hornby took the fleet up 10
the mouth Of the Dardanelles, where at
the telegraph station he received the
command. He did not therefore pro.
ceed to the forts but returned to tBesika
ka Bay.
ENGLISH poLITIcs.
LONDON, January 26.-Mr. Stewart,
Radical, has been elected a member OF
the House of Commons for Grelnock. J.
Warner, member for oxfordshire, has rs-
signed.
sRRytA's cIAnds.
BELGRADE, January 26.-Prince Tsere-
lesleff has arrived At Nische from the
Russian headquarters, on mission re-
garding servias claims.
PARTIAL DISARMAMENT PROPOSED.
ST.. PETERSBURG, January 26-The Ga.
los has an important inspired article,
suggesting measures 10 retrieve Rnsaias
financial position after the war. II con-
clndes by advocating partial disarms-
ment and says: "Eyen II such course
ia not decided upon by the Conference
aSs sss "hoas Va AAuiolct itubnlh uiikut
adopt II with impunity, considering her
admirable veteran army, Injured TO war
by diflicult campaign.S
The total Russian Losses in Europe TO
January 9Th were SO, ,435 men.
THE THREE RMPERoRs' ALLIANCES us.
BROKEN.
BERLIN, January 26-The North Ger.
man Gaselte, reviewing the proceedings In
the English Parliament, says: ave note
the termination ofthis English episode Of
Intervention, which ended as quickly as :
it began, with the greatest satisfaction,
as II afforded fresh opportunity
Of proving the unshakable nnderstanding
between the three Imperial Powers. All
aiming directly orindirect.
ly at undermining the alliance Of the
three Emperors, which Is the most effec.
tual guarantee Of European peace, are
again frustrated in this phase Of the cri.
sis, BY the loyalty Of Russia, who remain
ed in intimate communication with Aus.
tria throughout, and by Austrias IN.
adherence toits former Eastern
policy"