New-York tribune., 1886-03-31
GREEKS CROSSING THE FRONTIER.
THE ARMY ENTERING TUEKFY-wAR EXPECTED
TRY CABLE no TIE TRIBUNE.l
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ArurN., March 3O.-The Greek army Is re
ported 10 have crossed the frontier into Turkey. ana
war excitement high. This action was somewhat
unexpected since hostile move was looked for until
after the meeting OF the Chambers, when formal
declaration OF war will doubtless be made The Greeks
upon holding their own upon land by taking
strong defensive position and hope defeat tile turk
ish feet blockade the Dard Ineles Iu fact. since
the weakness of forts there has become known 1t is
believed possible that the Greek fleet through
the Dardanelles aud threaten COnst3ntinople
LONDON. March 3O.-THE TRIBUNE rcprcsen tatve has
been permitted to OF reports from al parts
OF England relative 10 the condition OF agriculture.
They gathered from the best Informed farmers and
Others II s OF course we'll known that the last winter
has been recorded here for over thirty years
In consequence. all farm work Is from two to four
weeks behudhand, AMI farmers are much discouraged
Live stock unAeari Of extent, many thou
SANDS perishng in the snow. In England and Scotland
cattle sheep generally are III poor condition. and
not al present tit for the market This fact coupled
with the delayed work and low price hereto
fore obtained for wheat has caused farmers to
abandon this year and prepare for ttenng live
stock they say the only farm product that pays
It estimated that from twenty-five to thirty per cent
less acreage will be put into wheat this year. and al
ready good wheat is tly held advance last
week eSAtee" IN or''o of
falling prices America the average yearly denclt OF
twenty million quarters Will be increased from thirty to
fifty per cent unless exceptional weather hereafter make
M for DAMAGES ami delay OF winter Some Of tie re
por;s run thus:
leicester shorter supplies aud only in fair condition;
Newcastle wheat hej firmly; Kent, wheat ont OF conGi-
tion owing to the weather; GTanthun, supply
OF wheat small and condition inferior; Nation not large;
Dorchester English wheat short supply Peter thorough,
small supply wheat; sunteT.Ind same report; Doncas-
1er unusual scarcity OF oats Worcester. backward,
state of farm work ana increased demand for wheat.
From reports received from hundred representative
. tfob.f I't.r
land.
BLKIIS. Apri! 3O-Durng the debate on the anti-so-
cali,t law III the Eecnstag to-day. Minister Putksner
urged the deputies to rally around the Emperor who
had chars sed him to To the Nation "I cpGd re-
ecye no more sudden blow my fes END than to sec
frustrated all my Efforts for securing internal peace for
the Empire The debate adjourned TIL Wednesday.
when the law Will mos; probably be passed.
INTEREST IN THE HOME ULE POLICY
MORE REsiGNATIONs FROM TIE CABINET EXPECILD
Mr.. CHAMBtELAIN's PLANS.
LONDoS, March 30.-Rcports from all quar-
ters Of Ireland Mr. Gladstone indicate that the
peope are IN fevcrsh state Of expectation and that
ibe failure Of the Home Rule pocy VIII lead to al out
burst OF violence
Rumors were rife in the ob5es OF the House OF Com
mons this ~ that there would Dc further TesoH
tions frOu. the Cabinet
The Tories calculate that sixty Wings and forty Radi-
Gals will secede from Mr. Giadstone's party.
the IRISH blll relating TO the presence OF
Jsh r,prescntayes NcstmiL ster has not been Get
fled There are proposals before the Cabinet first
In reduce the number AZ Irish members to thirty, with
nower to vote all questions; second to allow the
Irsh larger represen with the right 10 vote only
on imperia! questions
ir Chamberlain and Mr. Treveyan, tue seceders from
MIR C,ladstones Cabinet are preparing plan OF open
hostility 10 tue Government They are arranging to
make statement country through the House Of
Coinous Of their for leaving the Cabinet, and
will accompany this statement with proposal OF a
measure for the government OF Ireland, which they Will
ioiutiv repare. Messrs. Chamberlain ana Trcvclyau
VII. endeavor to consolidate all the opponents OF Mr..
Gladstone IN the support OF their scheme.
Iht Acotsman states that MT, GadstOnos scheme OF
Home Rule for Ireland allows the Irish TO have a
separate currency OF their own, the result OF which
be declares, tho iutrOiuhtOu OF u
dollars and-cenls currency In imitation Of that money
OF The United which has been So potent factor
ju forcing England 10 make terms with the lTlsh.'
BIkMINGnAM, March 3O.It IA stated positively that
Mir. Chamber ain has abandoned his idea OF the forma
zion OF an irish National Council lie also said 10 be
Opposed to tho ls.seDinE of the number OF Irish
tcntatiyes IN the House OF Commons
DUBLIN. March 3O.-Mchae Ddyitt presided at the |
regular fOrtnghty meeting or the Dublin branch OF .e
to-day lie announced that since the
last meeting $50 had been received by the League for
the assistance evcted tenants and that $4,000 had
received from the liIsh
lamcntdry fund.
The Lord Mayor in speech rdiculed the "brag" OF
to what they would do III the or |
resisting the government OF an lrsh Parliament II one
should he established lie reminded his hearers that |
when Mr.. carrying through the UOrI |
OF disestabshing the Church OF Ireland the Orange
made the Same KIND 0i oi rebellion that they
making now against Home Rule anu that when |
accomplished despite their buster
they all submitted taiuely enough as they would do
again when the time came.