New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-10
TROOPS GOING TO TIE Front
PREPARATIONS OF TURKEY AND GREECE

PREPAkA llONS VI hA'D
RESIGNATION OF DELYANNIs NOT AcCErTEp-EN-
TuUsIAsTIc MEETING IN ATHENS
LONDON, May 10.-Turkey ana Oreece arc
hurrying troops the front Several European "po.
ave- Of the opinion that Russia will secretly support
Greece. ,.,
A denomination was held to-day In CONSTITUTION
souare Warlike spe. ches we're made and resolution
was carried amia wild excitement favorlng war win
Turkey resolution advising an Immediate increase
In the army also adopted After the meeting 'he
crowd marched the house of the Prime Minister Del
WANNA and in response repeated calls the Premier
made brief address. which he said that he GoVsrn
ment would sign an agreement involving THO us
banding Of the forces The multitude then proceeded
TO the house OF ex-Prme Minister Trcoup's and de-
Inanded a speech. but NJ Trcoupis refused to appear
This action on part of the ex Premier caused an up
roar and shouts of Traitor from the crowd
The people finally dispersed IN 81 orderly manner.
The ussan Minister Greece has concluded his visit
TO the Car and has arrived at sebasopo en- ronte to
Athens He has telegraphvd to the members OF The En-
bassy 10 prepare for their departure from Greece.
ATHENS, May O. After several Cabinet councils
today Premier Deyannis rendered to the King
the resignation OF the Ministry. winch the King re-
fused to accept The King has written let
ter TO Premier Deyannis holding him responsible for
the present condition of affairs in Greece The foreign
feet with the exception OF vessel OF each POWER
has left suia Bay completed the blockade OF the
Greek coast.
The Government has warned all vessels that II they
leave port 1t will be at their risk The issue OF
shipping papers has been stopped The commercial
world is excited.
There was slight firing the frontier to-day by Greek
troops in disobedence OF orders. Quiet was soon re-
stored.
THE SEIZURE OF THE DAVID j. ADAMS
WHAT THE BRIrI-H MINISTER sAYs-A TALK WITH
CoNsUL-GENERAL PHELAN.
WASHINGTON, May 9.-Ihe Post tomorrow
will publish an interview with the British Minister in
regard to seizure of the David j. Adams He Gays
al have had official correspondence upon the fish
question this year. You that matter is In the
hands Dominion authorities its present stage
They correspond directly with the Colonial Office III
London, and 1t is not until some action is
taken by the Imperial Government that should
be called upon in the matter with the
United states don't apprehend this question Is going
to any differences between the two coun-
tries OF the seizure OF the Adams at Dgby Will
Increase the unpleasantness which IL felton, both Sides
Everything might have been avoided had Congress taken
the advice OF the Administration and appointed com
mission inquire into the whole dispute But 1t has
led by Senator Frye. who really does
not seem whaSho says Congress has denounced
the treaty OF 1854, 1t has denounced the
fishery articles OF the treaty OF 1871 ana
1t has substituted nothing. leaving us to
fall back upon the miserable old treaty Of ISIS
The question now is the Interpretation Of that
treaty The seizure OF tho Adams will bring up the
question and possibly decide the interpretation 1t Will
come before O mixed court-part British citizens and
part Americans don't believe there will be any re-
taatory action by either country. That system
Is old and of aud it has been found
always 10 operate against retaliation.
HALIFAX. May tspeetaD-Uuited States Con-
sui General Phrlan will for St John. ~ B.. to-
morrow to inquire into all the details OF the capture
and personally superiutend the defence In connection
whthe OF the Gloucester fishing schooner
David j. Adams In interview to-day he says that
as he learn from newspaper reports the YES
seized the hinses technicalilies but ne will
make the closest Investigation. Local legal minds
exercised the question to whether the New
Brunswick admiralty lit have any jurisdiction over
vessel in Nova Scotia One thing is GER
tain. that the United States Governments seems deter
mined to do everything to secure thor
ough inquiry into all the circumstances OF
Se0iian fishermen express themselves delighted that
the seizure has b. made. IL will compel early
settlement OF vexatous questions opened.
Reports from the shores OF the Bay OF Fundy
these waters are swarming with American fishermen
unable to procure bait, and consequently unable to
catch fish. Therefore they willingly risk seizure i'll
attempt bait. One American fisherman put into
Dgby Gut seeking supplies aad had only caught hfteep
Quntals of fish during three weeks 1t was little
that half of TIE crew OF the connscateu YES
Sci were Nova ScOtiaDs.