, 1877-07-24
She Will Occupy 9allipoli with Over
Fifty Thousand Troops.
Austria Approves, md Is Likely to Join
IN the Movement.
1taly's Intentions the Subject Of
Considerable Anxiety.
Hassla's Bark In q Rising S,ate At Engtaul's
Proceedings.
ENGLAND.

LONDON DfffoE or TIE CHICAGO 1l1BUNE,
SALISBURY STnEET, W. g., Jnly 23.-One
month and two daye ago 1telegrnphod that
an English nr,ny corps had been placed under
orslors TO proceed to Egypt. That informa-
ton w.ss obtained from one Of tho highest
military authorities, md hal no reason to
doubt its correctness. You understand TINT
those troops wore, as then stated, only
placed under or1ers; that is, thoy were to
hold themselves in readiness to go When
word should be given them. Word has since
been withheld until Saturday lost, when, i'm.
ncdiateiy after the Cabinet Council,
ORDERS WERE rELEanApnzb
10 Portan outh aud Aldorshot for thEco regi-
ments 10 depart Immediately, and for others
to follow. The Euphrates, Crocodile, bla1a-
bar, Jumuia, md serapis, five Of tho largest
troop ships Of tho navy, will soil as soon a.
possible with 1900 mon eacll. The present
oraers extend only 10 Malta, but it is UNDER
stood their destination is
oA111ro11 AND TIE pAnpAaELLAs.
In my dispatch Of June ~ I stated that
the troops for Egypt would be taken from
Militia and Gibraltar, those places to be re-
inforced by troops OF the line not yet named
from England. Tint part Of the programme
will still bo carriod out, but tho developments
of tho last few weeks have probably caused
the Cabinet to order tho nrmy direct to Tur-
koy instead Of Egypt. The Inst number Of
tho 1imes Of India statcs authoritatiyely that
10000
NATIVE Mosk4EM TROOPS
uro to DO shipped to Turkey. These, with
the army corps Of 10000 Englishmen from
b1alta and Gibraltar, will mako respectable
force.
In my dispatches during tho last two
months have strivon to give plnin facts re-
garding tho English war feeling and Tie
movements from day 10 day, not desiring to
be sensational, hut have boon constantly
rerplexed by tho public speeches
Of tho Cabinet Ministers, who havc
reiterated always the old story Of
England maintaining her neutrality,
while In tho face Of these marvellous
statements hnvo soen war preparations CO.
ing on steadily, md all pointing to
ONE INEVITABLE REBUILT.
The policy Of Hor Majestys Ministers hns
been to shroud all those wnrlike movements
with socrcsy, and doubtless their intentions
wero we'll enough, as they naturally did not
WISH to excite tho public as long rs there
was the faintebt prospect that tho hostili-
ties might be avoided. In this
policy they hnvo boon ably assisted
by tho London press, which pays thousands
OF pounds to get news from abroad, aud
calmly ovorlooks what is happening at its
own doora. Tho time for further conceal
mont has passed The rapid march Of tha
Russians acorosa the Balkans, the capture oi
tho Shipka Paas, and tho probable fall Of
Adzianoplo, have contributed to the resolution
Of the Government To take tho momentous
step for which they have been 90 long pre-.
pairing, yet which they have hositatel ID
take There Is no Disgusting
Tue GRAVITY or TIE s1ruAT1oN.
The Russo-Turkish war is entering upor 8
new complication, which may involve more
tlaan ona Of the Great Powers which have
hitherto hold aloos. Around tho military
clubs yesterday great excitement md The
widest rumors prevailed. Never since ths
beginning Of the war has there boon 30 muol
feeling. The stock market to-day was ex
ceedlngly flat, aud experienced heavy fal
In several securities. Tho newspapers al
publish the now developments with com
ments. The Tins<s says; "Tha couat1,
~ once more disturbed by menaaing Eumors
It will be seen from intelllgance We publisl
this morning that ordsrs hare been sent Il
prepare several large troop-ahips for sea
Although Malta Ia thsir, nominal destination
1t IL expected they will form part Of th'
force which Is to occupy Gallipol."
The Standard says.
1t IL not necessary topoint out that thli
decision is meant to indicate, and will b
80 understood, TINT England Is watching
with something more than anxiety th
progress Of events. BY tho great masa oi
tho English people We are confident tha
the resolution Of the Government will b
fully apprTed."
Tho Morning I'att thinks the movement
!! Of the British troopa Eastward has aig
niacanoo which will not fail to b. appre
ciated.
TuK PrAIHEuLA
: on which Gallipoli Is situated nar7ows to
breadth OF thres miles near tho Village o
. DoulAia. Il IL 4 atort march to East Cali
. poll, and across this neck, in the spring O
.. 1854 the French and English troops rapid
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