The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-06
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
The Paris Treaty:

| treaty oil fArlb IOr conference u1 ~
date for the assembling Of the same.
The same correspondent has reason Il
believe an important decision Is pendinl
by Austria which Is greatly dependent OF
the result Of the debate in the Britisl
Parliament, and on what the fate Of Eng
land and Austria depends.
! CONFIRMATION.
A Paris correspondent says he has re-
ceived on high authority some confrma.
tion OF the rumor that Russia is negotia'
ting for the surrender Of the whole Turk
ish fleet.
MORE ANXIETY.
A St. Petersburg dispatch says the ces.
sation Of hostilities has produced mort
anxiety than rejoicing.
GETTING READY.
TRIESTE, February 5.-The Austrian
ironclads Kaiser Max and Hapsburg art
being fitted for service.
The Ragusa Prince OF Montenegro ba,
accepted an armistice and ordered the ces
sation OF hostilities.
LONDON, February 5.-Intelligence has
Just been received from Constantinople
that the office OF Grand Vizier has been
abolished and new ministry formed
consisting oil Ahared Vefix Efendi, Pres.
ident Of the Council Of Ministers and
Minister OF the Interior; Server PaSha
Minister OF Foreign Affairs; Beouf Pasha,
Minister Of War; Sadyk Pasha, Minister
OF Marine; Krani Pasha, Minister OF Fl.
nance; Namyk Pasha, Grand Master oi
Artillery, and Safyet Pasha, President oil
the Council OF State. This construction
Of the new ministry under European
forms and designations seems to indicate
further steps in the promised reforms.
GREECE FOR CONTINUING THE WAR.
LONDON, February "a special from
Athens says the conclusion of an armis-
tice has caused CONSERVATION, though the
Russian Minister gave q verbal promise
that Greece should be included in the
armistice. The only rational thing for
Greece is to stop military operations at
once and rely on this promise and the
good offices Of Europe, but no order has
been sent TO the army, and the general
feeling seems to be in favor Of continuing
the war at any sacrifice. The position OF
the Greeks il bad. They can claim re.
ward neither OF warlike achievements nor
Of a peaceful policy.
MADE THE MOST OF THE SITUATION.
A Vienna correspondent telegraphs
that no attempt ia made in ST. Petersburg
TO remove the suspicion that the
Russian commanders in Roumania
deliberately procrastinated the negotia.
tions in order to take the greatest possi-
bic advantage OF the military situation;
on the contrary in order to clear the
Russian government OF a charge which
otherwiselmight attach 10 it that the delays
occurred, il not by its orders at least with
its connivance, the merit is claimed for 1t
Of having finally overcome by its peremp.
Tory commands the resistance or the un-
willingness Of the army to see the armis.
tice signed, causing it 10 stop at the very
gates OF Constantinople.
ATHENS, February 5.-The Turkish
Minister here designates the action OF
the Greek Government as a declaration
OF war. He telegraphed to the Porte for
man.of.war 10 convey him hence. In
consequence Of which the Turkish fleet
under Hobart Pasha has arrived. The
Greek Government Ia in CONSERVATION
and intends appealing TO an Intervention
Of the guaranteeing Powers. Great panic
prevails.
ACCEPTED THEIR INVITATION.
VIENNA, February 5.-Most Of the
powers have accepted an invitation to
participate in the conference. Russia
consented at the outset in principle, but
has not yet formally accepted.
IuRKRY INVITED TO THE FEAST.
BERLIN, February 5.-Turkey has been
invited TO send representatives to the
Conference.
LONDON, February ga correspon-
dent at St. Petersburg says the feeling Of
uneasiness with regard TO the political
situation seems to increase. The attitude
Unexpectedly assumed by Austria is now
known to.all.
WHAT AUSTRIA WILL INSIST on.
LONDON, February GA Vienna dis.
patch says: At the conference Austria
will insist on fixing the exact limit to
Russian occupation of Bulgaria and the
Danube forts. Each State sends two del.
egates TO the conference.
A Pesth special says that the reports
OF the mobilization OF some armv corps
in South Hungary is untrue. The only
basis for the reports is that preparations
for an eventual mobilization have been
completed.
A Paris correspondent learns from
three reliable quarters that one OF the
terms OF definite peace is the cession Of
a naval station in the Sea OF Marmora
to Russial
A Rome special says the Congregation
OF Cardinals decsded it to be injudicious
to form resolution relative TO place
Of meeting OF the Conclave in view Of the
constantly changing circumstances to
Cardinal Simeon's protest against the &C.
cession Of King Humbert. All OF the
powers replied that they could not &C.
cept the protest as they were friendly to
Humbert,