The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05

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members may introduce resolutions dis.
approving the calling out of the reserves
| but there will be a strong counter in.
huence which the party leaders are Lot
likely to disregard. A movement hiss
already received the adhesion of sixty OF
seventy Liberal members having fer its
object to prevent the party from tram.
melting the governments foreign policy
The Times in q leader strongly con.
demns the objects of the deputation. aid
sharply critcIses the speeches Of Gran
vile and Harrington.
The Feeling I'm ROumania.
The unintelligible rumors recently cur
rent of the CABINET crisis in Bucharest
are explained by letter from there, dat
ed April Let, telegraphed here from
Vienna. It seems tnat while the people
and the legislature are unanimously op-
posed to Russia, there is strong suspicion
that Prince Charles and his Cabinet are
prepared to consent TO the cesfion of
BesSsrsbIs, and had really agreed
with General Ignatieti in this
sense, but found the feeling in opposition
so strong that they feared revolution
If they proceeded with the scheme The
pro- Russian party, continues the letter,
are, of course, snti-Austrian, and cir
cumstances must determine whether the
Cabinet will carry out the will of the ma
tion or throw themselves into the arms
of Russia. This explanation is partially
confirmed by the fact that Bucharest
specials are very un .ecided in tone. One
this morning says: THE government is
seeking to alay unnecessary and impoli-
tic excitement over the Bessarablsn
question"
English Parliament.
In the House of Commons. this after
noon, Mr.. Gladstone asked, first, if it was
the intention of the government, in the
recent communication regarding the
congress, to reserve to itself the liberty
to withdraw from the congress Oh the
proposal 10 discuss any matter the dis
cussion of which it does not think sdmis.
sable; and, second, why England refused
preliminary conference.
Sir Stafford Northcote, Chancellor OF
the EIcheqaer, replied, first, that all
England wanted at the Congress was the
discussion OF every article of the treaty;
and, second, that Lord Derby's dispatch
gave the reason Tor declining prelim.
mary conference.
Gladstone thereupon gave notice that
he would raise a discussion tomorrow
because of Sir Stafford NorthcUte's un-
satisfactory reply.
Tue Chancellor of the EIcheqeT pre-
sented the budget IN the House of Com
mons this afternoon. The ordinary eI-
penditure is G8l l,020,990, and the esti.
mated revenue G79, 100000.
A di:patch from Berlin says that
German iron clad fleet will proceed to
the East in the beginning of May.
A special from Rome says that Russia
offers to send an ambassador to the Vsti.
can at once on the Pope's accepting the
present condition of the church in the
Russian empire.
Lord SaIIsbury's Circular.
LONDON, April 4.-The full text of
Lord SalIsbury's circular had not reached
st, Petersburg or Vienna yesterday
evening. At st. Petersburg the circular
is regarded rs proof that the Congress
could not have succeeded if it had met.
At Vienna the effect is so satisfactory
as TO almost compensate for the failure of
the Congress negotiations, and Austria
now awaits the effect of the English
communications at ST. Petersburg.
The Vienna NctO Free Press says: The
renewal of bloodshed will be Russis'S
fault. England is chsmpionlng interns-
tional rights. The Freme1de7 5Lah says:
II Russia mitigaLes the treaty stipuIs-
tions IN consideration of the Turkish
alliance, she will thereby deprive the
treaty Of any binding force.
NO Congress withOuI England.
LONDON, April 4.-Additionsl Eastern
correspondence is published. Lord Odo
Russell, British Ambassador at Berlin,
telegraphs, March 18th, that Prince
Bismarck has requested him to state that
Germany will not participate in the
conference without England, and that he
Bismarck cannot understand how q
Congress Tor the revision Of European
rights could be held when England, one
O! the chief contractors, was absent.
KoumaDia Refuses TO Yield.
A Bucharest special says that Russia
would not bring the Bessarab.sn question
before tie Congress, nor consent to an.
other power doing So IS it would be an
offence to the Emperor. II she could
not make Roumsria give in she would
take BesssrsbiR by force, and an armed
resistance would be fatal tor Roumsnis.
The dispatch concludes: Notwiihstand-
ing these thrests we persist in our refusal
to yield.
LONDON, April "A telegram from
s.. Petersburg denies that the Land
wehy have been called out.
VIENNA, April A special from
CorstantinopIe says that the conversion
OF the Sultan to pro-Russisn ideas is i'm
minent.
ST PBTEEsBTRG, April 4.-The Jour.
ma! de st. PetsrSburg says that Lord
Sslisbury's circular shows sn absence Of
couciiatory views by gratultousiy assert.
ing ambitious motives TO the Russian
pFClosals,
English Naval Order.
PORTSMOUTH, April 4.-The troop
ships Crocodile and Euphrstes were yes
terdsy ordered to be ready for ses in
forty-eight hours.
VIENNA, April 4.-Advices from Get
TIME state that Russia hiss requested
Montenegro 10 prepare for d renewal Of
hostllities. Prince Nikits Is taking
measures accordingly. The reported
rupture between the Russians and Rou-
manisns Is exceedingly probable. The
latter, in spite of their numerissl inferi-
ori!y, are determined 70 resist any attack,
believing that the excitement n Hungs-
~ would compel Austria TO interfere.
A Belgrade special announces that
fifteen bsttslions of Servisn troops have
been ordered to march TO Drins and
Salie,
disappeared with $4,000.
DETROIT, April 4.-Wm. B. c. Taller,
the Dsying teller in the American