, 1880-10-03
rs. porte's Request for a Brief Res
49, nit Granted by the Powers.
xaral Demonstration Seems
r. Have Ended in q Farce.
~. italian Ministers Alarmed at
Garibaldi's b 0 1ements.
rser. However, Decline to Release the
Parrots Son-fn-Law.
p,.x;.n Editors Warned that They Are
Becoming too 0utspakeu.
THE EAST.
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.-.hfs Sr<f II ia T7tt Tribune,

III r EA0 L.
rEMrORlZ1SG. :.
r.aMs Sert Il to TIC Tribune.
rossrAyr1SorLE, Oct 2 "A new phase IN
~ Dnlcigno matter has been deyel-
.ned Wv The Porte has made the follow
W. PROPOSITION to: the Powers:
~ ~ sultan will surrender Dulcigno
tarthwith. settle the Greek question In two
..onths and effect an adjustment Ut the Ar
nsnian difficulty in three months II the
1.ral demonstration is abandoned and. the
asat f. withdrawn. It is not believed
Nv ~ that the Powers will accept this propo-
l;non hut it is easy to see the discussions
.rb,ch will arise concerning it will protract
thr nresent state Of suspense, and give to
the Porte the delay which it desires.
ArAKcHT AND DEsoLAT1oS
II Enirus and Tllessaly are increasing. Forty
fonr villages in the nelghborhood OF Zagazi
h,ra been pillaged BY Mussu1mans and
Christian marauders, whom the Turkish
troops are pursuing,
THE NAVAL FARCE.
Speotal Cabt- =
1ospoy, Oct 1.-The extraordinary turn
of affairs at Dulcigno is naturally the chief
tonie of European interests. The possible
dangers foreshadowed last week seem
h be- On the verge of realization, though
the European Powers were unprepared
for the emergency which the infat-
nated obstnacy OF the Sultan and the
timiditv Of Montenegro occasioned. There
is every reason to believe that a peTllous con-
tincency was foreseen by at least the English
and Prusslan Cabinets, It was known in the
best-informed circles many weeks ago that
d%v IN
his plan of coercion as proposed
during the Bulgarian agitation, namely, to
send the fleet to Constantinop1e, and reg1-
ments were even named for the purpose OF
forcing the Dardanclles by flank move
meurif necessary. The hesitation Of France
and the indifference OF Austria and
Germany, coupled with the mlsg1v-
ings OF the peace party IN the
British Cabinet, led to the adoption Of the
ineffective demonstration at Dulcigno. In
TACT, the demonstration proved to be only
moral suasion in warlike form. The feet
was comparatively useless SO long as it was
forbidden to land any marines to take pos
session Of the town, and served no other
purpose than to show the overwhelming
strength of the Powers. Now that the dem
onstration has failed, the Powers are brought
to face Gladstone's thoroughgolng proposal.
Single-handed, il need be, England must
demonstrate her power. and maintain the
reputation Of her great arm in WAT. There
is every prospect, however, that when the
cumbrous machinery Of the concert gets into
motion the ironclads Of united EuIop Will
be sent within sight OF the Sultan's palace
on the Bosphorus, in default Of timely sub
mission.
Lord Lyons British, Ambassador at Paris,
has come here unexpectedly. Commun1ca'
tion are passing vigorously between the
British and French Governments, and it i
known that England is
EXERCISING GREAT PRESSURE
10 retain the cooperation Of France. She
will no doubt succeed, despite the strong
alliance of the Communists and Royalists
against the so-called warlike adventures OF
Gambetta- The French Government is too
Jealous Of the position Of France as
great Power to remain Isolated.
Russia will stand by England to any length.
The re is rumor Of an Anglo-Italian
alliance, and in any case Italy may
be counted upon. Austria and Ger
many cannot afford to Withdraw, and are,
moreover, pledged to fulfill the Berlin settle
liz
the Sultan's request that he would act as
mediator proves his loyalty to the treaty.
The Porte has got respite until
Monday. When Europe moves again, Ger
many favors making some Power the
mandatory of Europe to settle the matter.
But as neutrals like Belgium and Switzer-
land wisely decline to mix in the business,
the mutual jealousies of the Powers may
-,f fhay 1affnpr Ea3au
Rrately.
RESPITE GRANTED.
10 the W1steY,, Associated P7esa..
RoME, Oct 2-Count Menabrea, Italian
Ambassador to England, telegraphed to this
Government that at a meeting OF the B11dlsll
Cabinet Council in London OH Thursday 1t
was decided to propose to the Powers that a
respite till Sunday, the Sd inst, asked for
by the Porte, be granted. Italy Immediately
adhered TO the proposal.
ASTI-coERC1oS.
LONDON, Oct. 2.-Three separate meetings
will be held in London next week to protest
against the Governments Eastern policy.
THE WAR VESSELS.
GRAvosA, Oct. 2-The British, n,an-of-waE
started for Teodo. in the Bocca di Cattaro,
to-day. Vice-Admiral Seymour has received
orders to postpone the departure OF the other
vessels Of the fleets until the 5th inst. when
0e decision Of the Powers Is expecIe9. -,
The British torpedo-dep ship Hecla VIII
proceed to Corfu with l56 torpedos and eight
torpedo boats she has on board Another
British vessel with munitions of war is ex-
pected at Gravosa.
The Russian corvet Zemcuk will reconnoi-
tre the Albanian coast before proceeding to
Teodo.
THE SITUATION CONTINUES VERY CRITICAL.
1t is believed in diplomatic circles the Pow
ers will still be compelled to take more ener"
getic action.
GRoUyDLESs RUMoR.
BERLN, Oct. a.-The North German
Gazette in an apparently inspired note dis
misses as groundless the rumor Of an iu-
tended naval demonstration before Constan-
tinople,
PILAGNG KURDs.
CoSsrASr1Nop1.E, Oct. 1.-The English
Eonsnl at kurdistan has reported to the