The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-22

able. The same correspondent tele
graphing Sunday evening says it has
been Impossible to communicate with
Adria1ople for three hours. and it is
probable the Russians have entered il.
A correspondent at Pera telegraphs
that the Russians have entered Adrian
ople
DUBLIN Jan. 2i--The funeral of the
Fenisn Mccarthy took place to-day.
1t is estimated that 10000 persons fol-
lowed ths remains to the cemetery.
There were 40 bands in the procession,
which was the largest since The burial
of Daniel O'Coanell. The other Fenan
convicts, recently released, were among
the principal mourners.
LONDON. Jan. a1-It is reported tina,
the Chinese have captured the city OF
kashger.
In consequence of rev instructions
to plenipotentiaries. it is expected in
Constantinople that the armistice will
be signed Immediately. perhaps on
Monday. Preparations for the Sultan's
removal to Barussa are consequently
suspended. A Pera correspondent also
says Izzed Pashs's instructions convey
to the plenipotentiaries fill power and
will inform them that England is rot
likely to 60 to war
Another correspondent at Pera says
that negotiations have commenced. 1t
is stated that the Turkish plenipotenti.
aries have been instructed they NAV
offer to make Batoum q free port, cede
the territory on the Asian frontier near
ly as far as Kars, and dismantle fortifi-
cations at Kars and Ezeroum. They
may also propose the following pro,
gramme for discussion by the European
conference: The Balkans to be con-
sidered the southern limit of Bulgaria;
Roumanis to be independent; Darde-
nelles to be open to the men-of-war of
all nations, and the settlement of the
Montenegrin and Servis question to be
temporarily deferred. Difficulties have
already arisen. 1t is reported that
Russia has demanded that Adrianople
be included in Bulgaria, also the cession
of Batoum and opening of the Dsrda-
nelles to Russian and Turkish men. of
war only
LONDON, Jan. 2l-A Paris cvrrcspon-
dent states that Slade. the spiritual
medium, after his expulsion from
Vienna, went to Berlin from which
place he was also expelled
A telegram from the Hague says a
marriage is contemplated between the
Prince of Orange and Princess Beatrice
of England.
PARIS, Jan. 2l-Antoine Henri Regi-
nauld and Becqueret, distinguished
physicians, arc dead.
ATHEHs, Jan. ala correspondent
says tie troops at Caoleix have been
ordered to the frontier immediately.
ST. PETERsBURG, Jan. 2l--A cores
pondent says an official statement of
the Minister of Finances estimates The
extraordinary expenses occasioned by
the war at 432, 100000 roubles. These
expenses were not included in the
budget as telegraphed from st. Peters
burg on Saturday. which showed
balance between receipts aud expendi-
lures.
LONDON, Jan. 2l-A Vienna CORES
pondent telegraphs the following 1t
is reported from Constant:nople that in
consequence of the decision taken at
the Great Council ON the 18th, Izzed
Bey has been sent to Russian head
quarters with fresh instructions to
Turkish plenipotentiaries. giving them
full power to sign, whereas they at
first were instructed to refer conditions
to the Porte. 1t is said this resolve
was taken in consequence of the pacific
tone of England at the opening of
the British Parliament. and also be-
cause Russia has given notice she 'eill
insist on immediate acceptance or ri
ton of terms.