Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-02
FOREIGN.
THE SITUATION IN THE EAST

VIENNA, O3t. IA correspondent
OF the Times, feferriDg TO the very
strong reactionary feeling in Austria
against the action of the powers in the
east and in opposition to Austrian
participation in'further c0erciVe meas
ures, says in the Hun gafian diet the
subject has already been taken up.
q The government has been asked
whether it will use it's influence
against the employment Of force, and
whether if It's Efforts Ue unsuccessful,
the Hungarian forces will be engage d.
Although the question comes from the
extreme side. 1t may be taken as sign
Of the cunent of feeling which has
6, t in, not oniy in Hungary, but to
ddge from sODe of the chief organs Of
public OpiuIon, in Austria likewise.
LONDON, Sep. 80 A Dublin Cur
Respondent of the Times says: "The
state Of the country has bee anxious
l. considered by the executive. Daily
conferences have b 4en b cid between
members Of the government, bat 10
d cided aosiOn will be taken before
the cabinet council" Private ac-
counts say the ate of The west is
alarming. II is we'll kuOwn that
Other landlords are marked for aesa5.
siuatiOu and viii be shO. Oh the first
opportunity. Quantities "f arms have
been brought lnI0 the county.
A dispatch from Vienna to the Daily
Telegraph says: A telegram has been
received frOm n5tanJinopie stating
that robbers nave assassInatej the
| wife of the Russian con sui at Van,
auu that several OF her travelling con-
pauinns were seriously wounded.
- Fc4o
gram Company says: rhe rumors
relative to the proposal for q naval
demonstrs ton in tue BOsphorus are
| regarded i'll weli-lnf formed quarters
here rs at present unfoundeG."
A ConstantinQple dispatch to the
| Times says: TIE determined OBJ
stinaUcy of the sultan causes general
surprise, as he is nervous, timld man,
who does not venture beyond the
limits of his we'll guarded pleasure
grounds.
LONDON, Sept. 80 A correspondent
of the DAILY News g. Rome telegrsphs
that Gen. Garibaldi vii leave Coprers
for Genor next Saturday. Rumors are
rife win regard 10 his iutentiOn, and
with regard to the revolutionary
movements. Whether the rumors aEe
true or false have reason to believe
that the government has adopted Wig
orOIs precaution with reference Il
them. The monster iron clad, "Ita
lia," Of IA 900 tons covered Throughout
with an armOr three feet thick ha
} been successfully launched at Casbelle
mort In the presence of KING HUr
bert and an immense crowd Of people
The Italia is the most powerful inroI
clad ever constructed.
LONDON, Sept. 30-A Constantinopl
di1paI ch TO the Times, says: As sOOr
J as the Sultan has learned tn at Admira
} SeynOr had gone 10 Cettinge to con
cert the combined action with tn
MOntenegins Ria Pasha was instruct
ed TO inform the latter that If they al
vanced on Dulcigno he would altaci
AnIivari.
A meeting of the cabinet counci
was held lay aud lasted from 1913
, until r. III rbe Times says:
, the government have any eff Glen
sub ,titute for the machinery of punish
ment aud tbs prevention of crime il
!, which the peace preservation act
formerly supplied III Ireland, it BE-
; hoOVts them to put it i'll force WithOu
, delay. Il is useless to disguise the fac
that ordinary statute law is powerles
to deal with the suIlen spirit of indif
ference TO or active sympathy wit
Aag rarian viOle nce."
7 A Paris Ulspa,cu dated yesterday t
Times says: Count De Cham bon
, completes to-day his 60Gh year. Tn
occasion was celebrated by about
doz II bang in various parts @
r Par's, and u com memOra'IVe macs d
St, German Des Press was attende
by Thousand persons. Masses Wei
also celebrated at Marsailles, Boz
deaux aud other towns.
, LONDJN, Sept. 30,-A dispatch from
L GravOsa TO the Daily Telegraph says
r The three Turkish Off GERS who ar
f rived at Roguss Tuesday are on thei
( way to- FTebinge to take over NOR
material intO HeIzagovina from Tia
Austrians.
CONsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 30.-It is re
T ported In diplomatic circles that th
l porte Is more cOucliat0fy, and Will
] unwilling to appear To yield to tn
+ naval demonstration, i using lie in
: HueDce with the Ai0aulau chiefs wit
I view of Inducing them TO snrrende
1 Dulcigno. II is thought the Albanian
r will take this course
O RAGUsA, Sept. 30.-Th3 fleet wi
change their anchorage on the 41h
October for the Jeoda, in the BaccG {
L Caslaro, as Vice Admiral Seym0u
considers it "a safer haTbor. the Au,
trian advics b Iat h AZ arrivet from
recon nOisancs ON the Albanian coas
She saw the Turkish frigate, b-fore rs
4 ported off ID iicignO. flF.ng he Vac