, 1880-09-26
FOREIGN.
The Great Naval a|.Fleet to. Move on
=: Dulcigno at Onco,
An Order to Sail Being Given by
Admiral Seymour.
Foreign Consuls Threatened with Ar
rest by the Albanians.
1ht Fleet to Be, Used. in the Settlement Of The
Greek Question.
.--. TURKEY.
WHAT IS AND Is 70 BE.

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= Sptetal' Cable
LONDON, Sept. 25.-rhe naval dennonstra-
ton hangs fire, and Europe anxiously watch
les every movement of the parties struggling
over the: cession or wretched Adrfatic
village; but every one knows it is not the
the power. of united. Europe to bear in
the matter. What is now happening ut Dull
cigno Is but sample Of what will take place
; on a. larger scale on the frontiers Of Greece,
and what may involve the most sanguinary
Continental war since Waterloo, should the
'rebeilious elements stirred; up by the
! Turk to thwart the will Of Europe finally
! break loose from the Sultan's feeble con-
:: troll, and spread anarchy and massacre
throughout his dissolving Empire. From
Scutarf to Ragdad there is not tribe that is
not ready. to throw off its allegiance to Padi
Shah, and; the revolt Of almost any one Of
them would cause disturbance which would
:v1BRATE THROUGH. EVERY NATION IN Eu-
: =. ROPE; :.
The result of the Dulcign struggle reg1,-
lates directly the fate Of :Janina. Should the
Northern Albanians be compelled to yield,
probably Greece may obtain peace
full possession :of. the slice. of territory
awarded her. s.: #. on the. contrary,
both Dulcigno and Janina have to be
wrested BY force, then it Is a measurable dis
tance to the time when the two great Slavic
Powers, Russia and Austria, must move
their armies down to settle definitly the
future OF the Balkan Peninsula.
TIE REPLY! OF THE PORTE.
to the European ultimatum is disconraging
document The tone seems to indicate that
the Turk has put bis back to the wall and
means to DIG hard. Covert. hints at a possible
massacre OF the Christians throughout the
Of last holy war, and raise the question Of
sending the European feet to Constantine
pie. The eM0hamlnedans at Duicigno threaten
to burn the city rnther than surrender, and
probably viii. acting, they say, under the
moyor has Just returned from concerting
adopted are unknQwn, but
TuE.FLEET WILL MOVE AT ONCE
II so, it will arrive before Dulcigno about
Tuesday. It Is thought that the fleet will
embark 5000 Montenegrins and land them
b. Bly, this m ma nanenyre u e s' the town viii
undoubtedly be taken, but the Alhanians
may fulfill their Threats to leave it only. a
heap Of ruins for the Powers to give to their
proteges: In: any case, the tieet,-mnst not re-
Zip the matter single-handed than that her
most effective arm should be discredlted. =.
- HosTIL1r1Es IMMINENT.
To the Western Associated Presx.
RAausA. Sept: 2&-.eAdlniral Seymour has
Just arrived. al,o It Is stated that: action by
the combined fleet against Dulcigno is i'm
minent- Admiral Seymour has broken off
with Ria Pasha. s'"-
The Albanian League has threatened to
arrest the foreign C0nsuls in Albania as soon
as the fleet commences lostillties. =:
CONSIDERATION m coSsTAST1korLE.
Admiral Seymot1r's. tltfrnntum to Ria
tiOn' in Constantlnople. -
RIA PAsHA. PREPARING FOB: EAERGEN-
C1ES. -.,
r. RIA ePasha seems to have shaken off his
APATHY; and IS concentrating at GorlcA> and
which looks as tlio%eh he was prep Preparing Tor
all emergencies. This may have some effect |
Oh the population and league. :: -
- -. =, ORDERS TO SAIL.
-RAGUsA, Sept 35.-Ahmira1 Seymour has
issued orders for the squadron to be In readf-
ness to sail Monday. The Russian corvet |
board, leaves tonight for the Albanian coast
TIE SULTAN EXPERIENCES 4 COURAGEOUS |
srAsA1.
CoNsrANr1SopLE, Sept 25.-A second note |
iron, the Porte to its representatives was |
issued OH the I'D inst, which finally refuses |
% order the surrender of Dnlctgno: unless |
he naval demonstration is y: abandoned. |
Diplomatic circles consider that the Sultan |
hereby abandons tie pretext of resistance
oy the Albanfans, alM determines to oppose
he SURRENDER IN his own name; 1t IS assert |
ID that the Sultan was led to this change in t
attitude by learning that the Powers had ar
,anged that after the settlement OF the Dull
,igno question the ships shall proceed to
Volo to coerce the settlement Of the Greek |
question. ::
THE AMERICAN coEvET N1Ps1c
S expected here to support the demand for |
be trial Of the assasins Of the American mis-
ionary, DR.. Parsons.
DRIVEN OUT. /
PIs1scEND, Sept. a5.-The Albanians have
lriyen out the newly-appointed Governor,
md nearly all the LieutenantcGoyernors
lplding Office from the Sultan: q.
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