, 1876-12-02
Greek Subjects of the Sui
tan Becoming Jealous
and Uneasy.
They Protest Against the
Granting Of Special Privi-
leges to the S1avs.
The French Cabinet Troubles Rapid
ly Approaching q Crisis.
Legislative Deputations Demand
the Resignation of Dufhurc,
Minister Of Council.


TIE EAST.
ENGLISH OPPOSITION 70 FOREIGN OCCUPATION.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-Thc Standard to-1ay MI
nounccs that there Is MI cxprcss nnd decided
opinion against any foreign occupation OF Turk
lst tcrritory.
RUSSIA PREPARING.
A d!spatct. from Berlin saya that an order,
which is in preparation, for calling out all tho
Russians under 20 years Of age, is regarded as
proof that the Government Is preparing for oil
contingent emergencies, aud las depressed the
st. Petersburg Doursc.
WHAT or ri
The Russian seni-oiiicial tclegraph!c agency
accuses Col. Nnball the English military at-
tache who accompanied the Turkish army, OF
having acted as the military adviser Of Abdul
Kcrinl ras1la.
GNEECu.
ATHENS, Dec. 1.-The Ministry Inns resigned.
Cause, only one majority on the bill for putting
the army IN fighting condition.
NICHOLAS, GRAND DUKE.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 1.-The Grand Duke
Nicholas has left to join the army.
DREADsTuFFs,
LIVERPOOL, Dee. lat to-day's market the
consumptive demand for wheat was less ami.
mated, but Tuesdays extreme prices were paid,
and occasionally penny per ccntal additional
for botll white md rcd descriptions. 4 modcr-
ate business Is reported lu flour. There was
steady demand for corn. American sold at
about three pence per quarter oyer Tuesdays
rates.
BuCuAnEsr, Dec. 1.-THE Government in
tho Chamber Of Deputies to-lay, asked fur an
extraordinary grant Tor the maintenance Of tho
concentrated army Until tho end of the present
year.
THE GREEK rnorIyCEs.'
LONDON, Dec. 2-5 Il, ml.-The 1InKs' Vienna
dispatch says tho interest shown by tic Powers
in the cause Of bulgaria, Bosnia, ulul Hcrzcgo-
ylna has produced agitation among Chris
ttans in other provinces Of Turkey. The
Greek subjects Of the Sultan are par
tlcularly active III protesting against Eiv-
ing special privileges to Clriatians
Of s'avonic descent, demanding equal reforms
for oil Christians. A petition from Epirus anu
Thcssalys sets up this claIi, In threatening man.
| ncr. Tic Jews und Armcnans arc also peti-
tionIng tho Porte. These movements urc very
convenient to tho Porto on the cyc Of the Con-
| ference, strengthening Its opposition to the
concessions demanded for the various
provinces, with yiow to possible insurrectton.
Measures for tho defense ot Eprls aud Thessaly
| ugatnst invasion from Grcccc have been taken.
Tic passes between these provinces have been
fortified. Tic garrison Ut Larisa has been
strengthened, tho frontier guards reinforced,
and the Alaslonctan population Ut Thessaly or
ganIzed as a national guard.
| FIRING TUE HEARTS OF THE RUSSIAN SAILORS.
A Vienna dispatch to tho Daily lye1es reports
| thu. tl.u Commander Of tho Hack Sea neet, nd
dressing the men ut Nikolciaffc, concluded with
tho following worls: "This year you ase dcs-
tined to light against Tho enemies of our IT.
lIglon. Remember that the sailors OF tile
Black Sea gained glory at Sebastopol."
BERLIN, Dec. 1.-The L,.skl .1fIr states that
Prince Tellerleassst hos l,cen designated Chief
Civil Commissioner lu Bulgu.ia during the Rus
stun occupation.