Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-04-29

doris OF the Powers, has authorized the
GraekH in the service of the consuates
hospitals, foreign missions and post
oiiices to remain in Turkey. AL other
Greeks, however, will have to leave the
empire.
The European cabinets are exchanging
views with regard to the expediency of
mediating between Turkey and Greece.
As to the campaign in Epirus, it is
not thought here that Janina ia now In
danger of being attacked by the muffin
Gus A lbanIans, as, owing to the efforts
Of the palace officials here, combined
with the efforts of the Albanian chiefs,
the mutineers are said to have sub
mitted, although the outbreak at first
caused serious apprehension at the
Yildiz Kiosk.
The Turkish authorities have con-
denmed to death the murderera OF the
agent who was distributing the British
and American relief funds at Diarbekir,
Asiatic Turkey.
Athens, Greece, April GA de-
putation OF citizens sent from Volo 70
Larissa has been assured by the
Turkieh commanders that the people of
lbessaly have nothing to fear from the
invaders.
Salonica, Turkey, Anril 27.-The
Portuguese gunboat Guadiana arrived
here to-day. Her commander reports
having met two Greek cruisers and two
Greek torpedoboats about 90 miles
from this port. The commander of the
Greek squadron ordered the commander
of the Portuguese gunboat to 60 board
the larger of the Greek cruisers. The
Portuguese officer protested, saying he
would only allow the Greeks to see his
ships' papera and he would report the
outrage to Lisbon.
Several British warships and French
war vessel are expected here. Public
feeling is becoming calmer here.
Tbs Turkish headquarters has been
removed from Elassona TO Chatalar
(Tsatalar), about five and half miles
south OF Tyrnavos and about six miles
west by north of Larissa.
The Turkish forces are assuming the
offensive at Metzoro and Luros, Province
Of Epirus.
A French mail steamer, bound for
this port has been stopped at the
entrance Of the Gulf by Greek war
ship. After inspecting the mail the
steamer WIS allowed to proceed.
London, Eng, April 81. "A special
dispatch from Uonst8ntinople announces
that the Sultan has recalled Osman
Pasha, in order to avoid embarrassing
Edhem Pasha.
A special dispatch from Athens says
that the Greek Minister of Marine has
resigned.
Athens. Greece, April 2S.-Public
excitement is increasing every hour.
The foreigners are hoisting their
national flags over the buildings in
hahited by them. A popular outbreak
is feared.
Paris, France, April %. The Matin,
to-day, declares that the supercession
of Prince Constantine il made by
royal decree is equivalent to his re.
nunciation OF his rights to the crown.
Continuing the Matin asserts that the
replacing OF the premier M. Delyannis
by M. Kali, the opposition leader, will
not serve to arrest the course of popular
indignation against the royal family,
adding that the ministerial crisis there
fore only precedes dypastic crisis by
few Gays King George is credited
with desiring to abdicate in favor Of
his second son, Prince George.
Constentinople, Turkey, April %. :.
An Official dispatch from Salonica saws
thatfin an engagement at Losfaki the
Greeks were compelled to retreat with
a loss of 400 killed and many wounded.
The report of the bombardment of
karaburun is denied in this dispatch.
1t is explained that the Greek fleet |
man@uvred in the vicinity of Kara
burun. but did not fire upon that place.
The Turkish troops at Larissa cap
tured go artillery caissons. in addition |
to a large quantity of ammunition.
1t is now believed that the Greeks |
will probably not be expelled from tho |
Turkish Empire at the expiration of |
the fortnight's notice which began on
Saturday, April 10th, the day tho
Turkish troops were ordered to cross |
the frontier. Among the reasons for
refraining from the Greeks expulsion
is the fact that the Turkish govern
ment has not the means to expel 80
many people from the country.
London, Eng, April ga spacial
from Volo, the port OF Thes-
sally, announces that the Turkish nd
vance forces have attacked the Greeks
az Velestino, about eight miles west of
Volo and on the railroad connecting the
latter place with Larissa ana Pharsalos.
The Turks, however, the dispatch says,
we're repulsed with heavy loss and
driven back as far as Teherlis. Gen.
Smolenski, on hearing of tho attack
upon Velestino, made sortie from
PharEalos in order to support the Greek
force at Velestino.
Toulon, France, April 2s.-Orders
have been issued for further detacb-
nents of French infantry, artillery and
marines to be ready to leave for Crete
At minutes notice.
Athens, Greece, April 2S. The OPP
position deputies have issued the fol
owing address to the people:
"Fellow Citizens: In the critical
,oriod through which the country is
passing the summoning OF the Cham.
Der ia considered necessary. The on
position believes it to be its duty to
address, to all citizens Recommended
Ion and request to do all in their
lower to contribute to the maintenance
# order, which is Indispensable not
'nly for the safety of all hut because
t constitutes an Indispensable clement
or safeguarding the honor and rights
Il the nation.
Let US not forget that the enemy is
reading the soil Of our country, and
hat our army ia nnnfrnnfinp II Al