The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-15
OVER THE OCEAN.
MONOTONOUS EASTERN QUEs-
TION.
The Turks will Not Eyaouate the
FOrIresses-AustriR Policy
British PaTIIament-Fresh
Complications In
ROumania.
AuAIria'G Policy.

VIENNA, May I4.-ln the Austrian
Reichsrath to-day, Prince Auersperg,
President of the Cabinet Council, in re-
ply to sn Interpolation respecting the
alleged intention to occupy Bosnia and
Herzegovina, said the views of the Gov
ernment were unchanged, either regard
ing the end or the means. The govern
ment, while striving to secure IN Bosnia
and Herzegovina g state Of things which
would prevent the periodical recurrence
of disturbances, which iDjure Austria,
has never intended to withdraw the ques-
tion from the consideration of the Con-
gre:s which may be convoked for the
settlement Of the eastern question. They
have never sought to solve this part of
the question by cooperation with any
single power, and all reports to the con-
trary are unfounded.
The Turks will not Evacuate.
LONDON, May l4.-Constsntineple sd-
vices indicate that despite General
TodIeben's effort the Porte will not evac-
uate Varna, and Bat0um and Shumls vii
probably be surrendered, partly as salts
faction to the Russians, and partly be-
cause they ceased to be of great import
ance since the Russians established them
selves on its lire of communication with
Varna. Moreover the thirty bsttslions
Of regulars now in Shumls are believed
to be more useful in COnstsn-
tinople. The military circles assert
that in case of war If the British and
Turks hold Varna and Batoum, the Rus.
SLAMS must withdraw from the Throeisn
Peninsula, and from Erzeroum and Ire
bizondetve, and that this accounts for
General Todleben's inslstence, even at the
risk of the prejudiclng negotiations be-
tween London and St. Petersburg. Con
vlcton is general that the object OF ap-
pointing General Todlebens Commander
in Chief was that he may rescue the army
from an unsafe position into which the
political motive of approaching Constan-
tinople had drawn it.
British Parliament.
LONDON, May l4.-Lord Hsrtington's
resolution, that no forces be raised or
kept by the Crown in time of peace, save
within India, without the sanction OF
Parliament, indicates the determination
of the opposition in the House of Com
mons to make united attack on what is
generally conceded to be the most vul-
ncrable point Of the Governments policy.
The delay. however, seems to entirely
favor the Government, and whether the
debate on the resolution occur in fort
night or next Monday, by either date 1t
is probable that the effect of Count
Schouvslofs journey will be pretty well
known.
Fresh Complications In ROumanIa.
LONDON, May l4.-Reports are current
at Vienns OF fresh complications in Rou.
mania. II is stated that the eleventh
army corps has been pressed forward the
past week, so as TO entirely isolate Buch-
Arrest from Little Wallachis, where the
RoumanIan army is concentrated.
schouVaIOH.
LONDON, May 1.-THE greatest Sc
crecy is maintained regarding Count
SchouYalotI's visit.
Going into Camp.
A special from San Stephanc says that
sll troops here will move within q few
days into camp on rising ground, two
and a half miles nearer Constsntinople.
Movement Ia Force the Russians
into Concessions.
A special from St. Petersburg says
A rumor is spreading that England is
sending 10000 men from India to Lake
Van, to threaten the Russians into con-
cessons.