Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-08
OVER THE WATER.
Modifying the Army Corps.
WAR BETWEEN TURKEY AND GREECE.
Troops Concentrating on the Frontiers.
ESTABLISHMENT Of ! PEASANT PR0PRIe-
TARY.
Congratulntin= america ON its An
nfversary-Fasorabie Weather
all over ireland.
lBv Telegraph to the sentineI.l

CoSsTASTISoPLE, July by order Of
nor Of Adrisnople, has commenced to
mobilize the second army corps. The task
is difficult, as arms and horses are want
| ing. but Reouf Pasha hopes by the goth
instant to have 81 900 effective men, three
squadrons Of cavalry and thi-ty-three guns
in readiness for the field. Offices for the
throughout the villages Of Adrianople on
the 2Sth OF June, and the returns for the
first day report l,400 enrolled. Troops
we're constantly arriving at Adrianople
during the past week. The Baket an
nounces that the decision Of the Confer
ence was communicated to the Turkish
Minister at Berlin, who has been in
structed to reply that the boundary
adopted cannot be accepted. Goschen, the
British Ambassador, is convinced that
without the employment of armed force
no action CT the United Powers will avail
against the passive resistance Of Turkey.
The Republique Franchise, Of Paris, says
the Sultan's refusal to obey the Powers
would be equivalent to the dissolution Of
his empire and the forfeiture Of power by
his race. Anything short Of an absolute
refusal will lot require the Intervention Of
The Powers, for il the Porte merely de-
clares itself unable to deliver the territory
awarded to Greece, the latter is quite ready
to take it, and we do not see why that
should disturb the peace Of Europe.
VIENNA. July 7.-In diplomatic circles
the belief gains ground that a war between
Turkey and Greece is certain, and that it
will end in the dissolution Of Turkey.
BERLIN, July Political circles con
slider war between Greece and Turkey in
The news from the east is not
reassuriDg.
ATHENS, July THE enlistment of vol
unteers is proceeding rapidly; troops are
concentrating on the eastern and western
Of Greece, in consequence of the
concentration Of Turkish troops. and also
to prevent brigands on the roads. The
has received information that
the Porte is releasing the Albanian mall
e~factors in the Constantinople prisons, who
are willing to perform military service.
DUBLIN, July Meetings to sanction
the land agitation in its more advanced
were held on Sunday last in va
rious parts of the West of Ireland. Rep |
resentatives of the Land League attended
he meetings held at DuDmore, County
Galway. A resolution was passed pledging
the meeting to continue the agitation for
the abolition of landlords, ard the estab-
of a peasant proprietary; also
the American Nation on its |
anniversary of independence. A
representative of the Land League said
the Irish to-day were fighting the same
the Americans fought in the last
The weather all over Ireland, up to the
has been favorable. 1t is expect
ID that the potato crop will be enormous;
il promises to exceed anything seen in Ire
land since the period anterior to the fam |
ne Of 1847. The root or cereal crops are
also luxuriant.
LONDON, July IA st. Petersburg dis
says the Russian cruiser Yaroslanf, |
now at Marseilles, will leave there ia abont |
month to join the Pacific feet. The
which mas just sailed from Cron-
'tadt for Vladirostock. carried 5000, 900
cartridges, 10. 900 submarine mines. for
narbor n coast defense, and two torpedo
She will be the sixth usssan
cruiser in the Pacific, and it is intended to
'end six more.