The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-25
FOREIGN NEWS.
WAR NOTES.
Uncertainty nj London and Paris

WAR NOTES.
Uncertainty nj London and Paris
LONDON, January 24.-The depressed
feeling at the Stock Exchange continues.
It Is fumored that the Government will
ask for credit tonight. II Is also said
that large selling orders have been re.
ceiyed from Paris.
The amount OF bullion Withdrawn on
balance to-day was 100000.
The specie in the Bank Of France in
creased 100000 francs during the past
week.
Though 1t is the general impression in
most Of the European capitals that the
Turks will accept Russia's conditions and
that peace will be concluded, yet much
doubt and anxiety prevail, particularly
in London and 81. Petersburg. The latest
adyices from the latter place say that
more confidence Ia felt since the peace
conditions were submitted TO Austria
and were not objected to on her own be-
hall, thus minimizing the danger Of an
Anglo-Austrian alliance.
NO NEWS TO BrsMARcK.
It Is said that the conditions, which
were only made known at Vienna this
week, have been submitted 10 Prince
Bismarck and approved long ago. II
the conditions are known in London yet,
the fact has not been made public.
Lord Derby, the Foreign Secretary,
and Count Schouvoloff. the Russian Am.
bassador, had an interview Monday, but
the subject Is unknown.
CONFLICTING REPORTS.
Count Apdrassy, fearing he saw reason
for England's veto Of the conditions, has
undertaken to secure their modification.
The utterances OF the reputed semi-ofi-
cial German newspapers are very con-
flicting.
SHALL RUSSIA ENTER cossrAsrIsorLE2 ?
BERLIN, January 2i.-The Porineial
Correspondence, organ Of the Home office,
believes that peace will be secured.
The Berlin Post, conservative, trusts
the Car will not occupy Constantinople,
because ii. that case England must inter.
fere.
The Aleoemenfne Zeitung, (reputed as
Bismarck's special mouthpiece) says:
The eventual entry Of the Russians into
Constantinople cannot longer be regard
ed as improbable.
The National Zietung, the organ Of the
Liberal party, also believes that the Rus.
SLAMS intend to 60 to Constantinople. II
the Russians attempt 10 60 to Galllpoli or
Constantinople there Is hardly a doubt
but the British Ministry will interfere,
il supported by majority Of the Parlia-
ment, and they probably will be. AL
though the most advanced section Of the
opposition in both Houses would not re.
gard the occupation Of Constantinople as
an interference with British interests or
the ground for hostile action; in the mean
time the military situation OF the Turks is
not so desperate as II seemed during the
few days Of the panic. Nevertheless the
Porte is very anxious for cessation
OF hostilities, notwithstanding suleiman
Pasha's army is safe and preparations for
the defence OF the short line across the
at Leihataladga are well ad-
vanced.
ENGLAND PREPARISd.
LONDON, January 24.-sir Stafford
has Just notified the House Of
Commons that he will on Monday move
for supplementary supplies for the naval
and mili,ary service.
RUSSIA LOOKING OUT FOR ENGLAND.
ST.. PETERSBURG. January 24.-The
Agence RtLsse says: The Imperial Gov.
ernment is aware OF the Importance Eng.
land attaches TO Gallipoli. 1t will Meth.
er be occupied nor attacked unless the
regular Turkish army should be coneen.
trated there, in which case il would be
impossible to leave such force on our
flank.
CAPTURE OF TURKISH SUPPLIES.
LONDON, January PA Russian off.
cial dispatch from Keziulik states that =
portion Of Suleiman Pasha's train, con.
sisting Of 1000 wagons, was captured on
the 18th inst, near Hermanli, about 40
miles west from Adrianople.
Another dispatch from Rezanlik says:
From the details received by the Russian
staff, General Gourko's victory at Phil.
lipopolis was more complete than frat
announced. Suleiman Pasha's. whole
army, 10000 strong, was engaged and
finally split into two parts; one was com.
manded by Fuad Pasha, who fed into
the mountains, and the other was under
Suleiman Pasha, who retrested in thedi-
rection Of Hmkoi, pursued by Generals
Skobelloff and Karzaff. The Russians
captured 97 guns. Both fractions OF the
Turks seem TO have reached Drama.
RUSSIA CHOOSES AUSTRIA As AoArNsr
ENGLAND.
LONDON, January 2i.-A Constantine
pie special says: It Is alleged that Rus.
sia having 10 choose between the condi.
tions Of peace clashiDg gwith the interests
OF Austria and the conditions clashing
with England has selected the latter
She therefore abandons the
idea Of demanding political autonomy
for Bulgaria and demands instead the
right OF passage Of the Dardannelles, ces-
sion Of portion Of Armenia and mate.
rial guarantees for indemnity.
ENGLAND.
The Peace Question.
LONDON, January A.-ln the House