Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-08
News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. TURKEY AND GREECE. Growing Prospects of a War
 Between Them. PREPARATIONS ON BOTH SIDES. The Decision of the Conference
 Rejected. BISMARCK AND THE JESUITS, An Unexpected Champion for
 the Exiles.
 THE OLD WORLD.
 Great Britain.
BISMARCK AND THE JESUITS.
THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.

0IOdU D11OcSAAs The Eastern War Cloud-Prospect of a Conflict Between Greece and Turkey Turkish War Preparatfons-Austr.a as Course-HOstiIe Preparations on the Greek Frontier.
 LONDON, July "A dispatch from Con- stantinople to the Daily News says The Vatlit announces that the decision of the conference was communicated to the Turkish Minister at Berlin, who has been instructed to reply that the boundary adopted cannot be accepted.
 dispatch from Vienna to the Daily News says: In diplomatic circles here the belief gains ground that war between Turkey and Greece is certain, and that it will end in the dissolution of Turkey.
 A Berlin dispatch to the Daily News says : Political circles here consider war between Greece and Turkey inevitable. The news from the East is not reassuring.
 A Constantinople dispatch to the Daily Telegraph says: By order of the Minister of War, Reouf Pasha, the Governor of Adri- anople has begun to mobilize the Second Army corps. The task is difficult, as arms and horses are wanting, but Reouf Pasha hapes by the 20th inst to have 21, 900 effect i've men, three squadrons of cavalry and B guns in readiness for the field Offices for enrolment of volunteers were opened throughout the Vilayet of Adrianople on the 25th of last month, and the returns for the first two days report HOO enrolled Troops have been constantly arriving at Adrianople during the last week from Bou- lair and Constantinople; to be stationed, it is said, on the East Roumelian frontier
 A Constantinople dispatch to the Standard says MT. Goschen, the British ambassador is convinced that without the employment of armed force no action of the united powers will avail anything against the passive resist ance of Turkey.
 A Berlin dispatch to the Standard says A union of Bulgaria and Eastern Roumelia with the help of Russian officers and soldiers will be answered by Austria entering Novi-Bazar and penetrating beyond Mitrovitza. To use the ambiguous phrase of the Treaty of Berlin, Germany is likely to support Austria
 The Republique Francaise says: s'The Sultan's refusal to obey the Powers would be equivalent to dissolution of his empire and the forfeiture of power by his race. Any thing short of absolute refusal will not re- qulre the intervention of the Powers, for if the Porte merely declares itself unable to de- hNOI 1ho GWdEu6o GO- OTe0Co the latter is quite able to take it, and we do not see why that should disturb the peace of Flu rope"
 A dispatch from Athens says: ''The enlist ment of volunteers, principally Epirotes and Thessalians, is proceeding rapidly. Troops are concentrating on the eastern and western frontiers of Greece, in consequence of the concentration of Turkish troops, and also to prevent brigand inroads. The Government has received information that the Porte is releasing all the Albanian malefactors in the Constantinople prisons who are willing to perform military service in Epirus and Thes- saly.
 Turkey Refuses to Accept the Decision of
 the Conference.
 LONDON, July 7.-The Porte has informed the powers that the decision of the confer ence is against the spirit and letter of the Berlin treaty, and therefore he cannot accept it