The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-06

CtENtAl NtltEAl LesGuN ' hlll AlAsslOu ~
s.. Petersburg is entirely satisfactory 10
the Seryiaas. but will make
ANe,, ComDlicatIop.
,b.. mill r,.l.., .bo ,,o...c.,,,, -, vu-,
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pean pesce extremely d'thcu.t The Czsr
has admitted the claim Of the Belgrade
,.,rs-rr,er. IN tina, n,-.i,, NJ old S.-vis
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san Ste'ano treaty.
The offensive Has Been ReOpened
bv the Seryisn army against the Turks,
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Win Aus'I'A' Il no. VIII E"7 'A"0' a"u
Will seriously interfere with the military
position OF the Turks.
Abandoning All Homes of Pence.
The B,rglg corresnondeDt IN -
o''' ''o"'H ''P"' 'N'' '''" 'ue
worst optlmlsts IN the Russian Capital are
shaDdonino All homes gf pasce II ia now
s.,..,;.rl.-n 49,. ~. IN.
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ben Will force rup. urel u the Turks re-
fuse To deliver up the iortresses. Eng
land densnoS n tt. Rus IA sh'l withdraw
her army first, Al then her Let Will
follow suit. An hgrerm"tt ON TINS ques-
tlon OF mutual wIshirA~al j., there. core,
not ProtaoIe.
An Unde rstRnding H"twcCn AUSTRIA
ana Russia
Is nearly complete. WITH Russia's con
sent Austrian troops will occupy Bosnis
at the so ni,f the fr.t can Thr
will leave England in position r CON.
ple,e ISOLATION.
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S - far roanh,r. ,rcossions no ,SJ
u,"ri,s . of tho ons.,iIr Ent tboni.,or,nno
.asms T.. bo tbst wtsi Rgs.is ronsidors a
question Of principle EngIand demands.
the nlscipg ortbe treaty Of San SteCano
before the Congress tor uureserved dis.
cussion. Russla It Is SAID, refuses 10 give
wsy on that po.at
In Berlin, as in London, the subject is
treated with skeptIcI.m As long as il Is
known that Russia refuses TO yield on the
chief point and that England maintains
her demand.
Holding Their Case In Reserve.
The T,,a,y in LEADING editorial say,
tbst the British Cabinet admits in nri1.
cinl, that an ,ntercbsrpa Of viovs re-
spactirg thu subs,src, or tho ,re,tv
,gouI9 6a Desirable in c..o,ba tiFicuI,,os
which now affect the Corcre.s sbopId ha
renewed but !, shows ro inclination 70
waive this preliminary condition. Ac-
cordrrrlv II has hitherto reir,ined from
ernressIIg its views. and bss mo-, We. re-
piled 20 the annex to Prince Gortscbn-
kofIs circular. In other words. We are
holding our case IN reserve unu the
Court before which il OUGHT to be laid ia
nroDerIv constituted or a, Iess, until
there i q fair nrosnect Of ia beirg Tins
ronstitpted
1ro,io,nr,,
II. -. a..
,asronce IN United S,,4,s ue,srso ~ ,no
tte,msbip Cimbris with Russi.D officer.
and men ON board. uys there are yooi
reasorIwbv we should regard proceed
ings of this kind without alarm. The
chief one is tha. the United States GOV
ernment, which has ALWAYS prldrd Itself
on fulfilling its neutral duties. has been
plsced under special obligations in thu
respect bv the Washington treaty. By
virtue OF its rules we were condemned
70 pay fine Of three million pounds for
depredatlons committed by the Alabama
and her COnsOrts, and tho United States
" NSroP"uS 'I"' N"'' "A'' i4i .H0i
pledged themselves 70 observe on their
own part tho he| rules of the treaty 1t
was an unweicome penalty 10 the United
States at the time, but we have the sd-
vantage OF additional protection now.
We may, 10 fact, be confident that the
United States will act honorably up 70
It's Obligations 10 tnis respect, and inc
huss. AIS wiz COLeeiHeuLIy uhu uIIHCLL
10 execute 'he enterprises 'ney appear u
nave plahheu'
The RhodoIP InsurTeetIon.
Tho TINES Pera correspondent tele-
graphs that General Todleben is taklrg
the Khodolp insurTeclion vigorously 10
hand. Troops have been ordered up
from AdrianOple and PhIlypppolu. Re
ports are current respecting the with
drawal of the Russian troops beyond the
neutral zone. General Todleben il very
deslrous Of taking up strong defensive
position, which the present disposition Of
MS force does not aNOrd.