National Republican., 1880-10-01
A CHANGE IN THE EAST.
A Virtual Abandonment OF the Great
Naval Demonstration.
Withdrawal of Popular support at Home
Tho Result OF tho Miscarriage of
the Undertaking.

Reaction In England, Austria aud Greece
LONDON, Oct, IA great public meeting
will be held IN London soon under the auspices
of the Patriotic association to protest pgainst
the armed coercion ofTurkey.
LONDON, Oct, 1.-The Times Vienna dis
patch says; "a very strong reaction is set.
in in this country against the merciless way
10 which European action is carried on In the
east, and against Austria participating further
In cocrcive measures"
A Paris dispatch to tho samo paper says tho
radicals, rcactionaries and many republicans
are dcnouncing NJ. Gambetta as tho sole pro-
moter of a warlike policy in the east, and are
demanding the convocation of the chambers,
IN order that the country may decide the
question.
The Standards Paris correspondent says
there Is reason to believe that NJ. Challemel
Lacour, the French ambassador, has visited
Lord Granville and Informed him that France
will not participate in any further acts OF
coercion which England may contemplate.
The Times in Its leading editorial says there
D. s,ssS ssc6s6 for Inc belief ssst information
uns received and considered by yesterday 3
eahiuet council, which justified the hope Of 8
satisfactory solution Of affairs In tho cast
France has no intention 10 isolate herself
Moreover, there are signs that the porte Is he.
coming alarmed, and now feels it has rolled
too confidently on the apparent disturbance of
the European concert.
CoSsrANT1NoPLE Sept 30.--It Is reported in
diplomatic circles that the porte Is more con-
ciliatory, and, wlilo unwilling to appear to
yield to the presence of the naval dcmonstra-
ton, is using its influence with the Albanian
chiefs with Il view of inducing them to sur
render Dulcigno. 1t Is thought that the Al
banians will take this course
RAGUsA, Sept. 30.--The feet will change
their anchorage on the 4th of October for the
jeddo in the Bocca di Catlaro as Vico-Admird
Seymour considers it Il safer harbor. The Aus
TRAN advance-boat has arrived from 4 recon-
poissance on the Albanian coast. She saw tho
Turkish fiigate before reported oG Dulcigno,
flying the vice.admirGPs flag and still at an.
chor.
ROME, Sept 30.-The Halie says The porte
promises II satisfactory solution Of the Dul.
cigno question OH Monday next.
ScUTARI. Sept. 30.-A detachment OF Al
bantam volunteers have arrived here, but the
authorities prevented them from proceeding
TO DulcIgno
RAGusA, Sept. 30.-The report of the burn
ing of Dulcigno Is absolutely unfoundcd.
ROME, Sept 30.-Frcsh iustru ctions have
been sent to Admiral Fincati. The Italian
consul at Scutari has been instructed 10 leave
If IL becomes necessary.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-The foreign office has re-
ccived a telegram from Admiral Seymour pro.
nouncng the reports of the burning of Dull
cigno untrue.
dispatch 10 the Ne,cs from Ragusa says
"The feets arc concentrating at Neginc. The
Russian sloop u, mcoug will leave OH Friday,
aud the other ship will follow OH Saturday and
Sunday"
LONDON. Sept. 9o.-A Constantinoplo dis.
patch TO the Times says As soon as the Sui
tan had learned that Admiral Seymour had
gone 10 Cettnge Ia concert combined action
with the Montcnegrius, Ria Pasha was IN
structed to warn the Monteuegrins that II
they advanced on Dulcigno he would attack
An,iyari,