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THE CRISIS IN THE'I EAST.I

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THE CRISIS IN THE 'I EAST. I INCREASE THE WAR I FEELING I E 1.0' ¡ TURKISH ;\HL1TAI:): PREPARATIONS. ANXIETY OP ruI?CI: ALEX\?DEH. THE SERVIAN DEMANDS. ——— t CRITICAL COXDITlOX OF AFFAIRS. j ——— THE SERVIAN MANIFESTO. OR VIENNA. It i-< pesitiveiy anii-n.-jd here tht Mi'an has jmwn up n. w;ch wnl be issued i frrward move-j c'.ent of the '¡,ln trooj. ANXI CF PRIX(FE ALEXANDER. F'W){ C'fit OOKRr;S?0\DKXT.j j BELI;RADE:, T')p Gcr:;i:tn Envoy, (;nur.t Rr.'iy, att.er sepin? j 'ril)!\9 ofri(;ia! here, hasone to Ni-ch. licarn) ;:¡,t Pnace AL'x3.nder h.i. ht'cu:ne si\riousiy farmed at the of n. Servian invasion of ö¡.,Jgar¡J., iias determined, if p -ssibie.to arrive ) tt an understanding wit!] K.ns; Milan by direct preparations proceed seadl¡Y, <L!ld u'f much facititated by tho .ntlf;l('t(): Lr;UCid '\n'1':IY!('nt recent.y ('on- .-indcd i;i Vienna. sp)ri'. of the S 'n-i"n people Continues Co p" "nthusiastic. TURKISH WA?? rKKFAi?ATIONS. j'FPO.'H OCR COK:!tSPO\DK\Tj CONSTANTINOPLE TCF3DAY (1IÎa VAUKA). Furkey h.s )f thoroughly aroused hersplf toa! ti). into which she seemed to Mi upon thf ;:pw.< of !ebe!!iion in Eastern Roumeha. N'Uur? has contributed to this r?overy so much as ttu' ambitious activity of Srvia. and Greece. T:t' Purtc wn not rea.Uv I, Utuch a'nrmfd nt the prospect of losing Enstera H,):lmeJia, nnny Tui.ijl stntesnwn har! long' ] 'rc-ecn tiiat the union r't' the two HJg<lrhs was a question of time: but whpn first Servm, ff.d then Gi'pece, cooUy demand cmnpensa.tion for l' Turkish to the p:tUence of the n?wpr?v?itin? at the P?Lice and in theorMc?d \\orid f?ithiuhy race's t' px.nper.'?:<in :)')w \\orid faithÍui¡y race's t' :)')w amongst the MUSsu]fl¡,mS, .'md. to éJ:\Jn exrt.nt, arnongst tj)e joca.1 Christian "ubjecta of his Mm'sLy. Thia ex?peMHon is so sn'Cng th:tt it wiU not be possible ior thf ?uit.T). cvan if he so desired, 10 vicid .?n inch of tfrt-itory either to pr to Greece "ith0l(( IlIrijng' It good tigh'. Military t ¡on 'u' ther.-rorp, being pressed f'.H.ward whh aion;"hing vigour the statf of the r'jrkish exchequer. Porulr enthuainsm ensures ',in !tbun.mt .suppjy of recruit who. n.s they nr- "ive here from ail purts of Empire, are sent. into oarmcks to pcrionn temporarity the garrison duty jitherto as"I!;ned to the troops which have been .ent. I'j and other centres. Speoat ra.ns conveytr.g horses, ;III1S, :tnd runmunitfon trc ;urned iorward to the frontiers day and niht, fhd-tthestc!ttne;s ..t !he Austrian Lfoyd'sCotn- ):tnv continue to carry I.n-s'e numbers of troops rotn Ismidt, Smvrna. and 8yri;t to .alonica a.nd )edel\.gatC'h. AU the troop!! I have seen are full 3t' enthusiasm and eager for righting. Said Pa?ha. the ex-Grand ?'ixier? continue-! in 1iggra(,Ð. A strong party at the pahce is working 'norget'ca!)y ugainst h')n, and strenuous efforts ti-e being naade to induce the Suitar. to send him exiie. COUNT KALXOKY. lFRü:.t OCK VIENNA. WEDNESDAY, Attho\igh It has bpea officiaJly denied that Count Eatnoky j¡,\S any intention o: resigning, an im- prevaits in p<j!itica] circies that he will not much tonger reaaaia in ot5c&. !t is alleged that the Eastern Roumehan crisis ha11 proved him to be "'amiCI'; 'n strength, in perspica.eity.iind in direct- ness f'f purpose. OF THE" AMBASSADORS. CENTRAL XEWS TELEGRAM, j CONSTANTINOPLE, WEDNESDAY. ttnrd 'Beetin,? of the Ambassadors was field at the restdence of Count CorM yesterd-'v after. !:ooa, the Mtting J'1sting for a considerable time. It is believed that f\J 1\ resu't of their deliberations Jt WM dec'ded to present a decla.ratIon to the Forte stating :hat the Great Powera compiete!v J¡savow the recent action in Eastern Roumeli& and Buigaria which led to the union of those two ctate9.:and they disapprove the action of Greece and other Bafkan States in making territorial claims and in warlike arrangementa. LETTER FROM MR. GLADSTONE. [" CENTRAL XEW3" TELEGRAM.] BRUSSELS, MONDAY The Znàependanc BeIge to-day publishes a letter rom Mr. üJadtone to M. Emife de Laveleye, the eminent pub!icMt,on the subject of recent eventa Q Eastern Europe. Mr. Gladstone savs :—"Like 7ou, I desire BuJgnrian union, but I nevertheiess ;ru9t that the movement wiJI not exceed its prpsenca hmiM, becausf I fear the consequences of m outbreak of disastrous competitions between be Great Powers themselves and between the Ifllenie 'ind Sclavonic races in Eastern Europe. I )XL>I"f:'SS myself with reserve because my mind is )erplexed. for I see Buigarian union, excellent in tstif, m&y produce immeasurable evils.

JHE BURMESE DIFFICULTY.

THE CAROLINE ISLANDS ! hIFFICULTY.…

StR H. D. WOLFFS MISSION.I

RU8SIAX TROOPS AT MERV.

THE AFGHAN FRONTIER COM-!…

..IRISH AFFAIRS. !

THE BOYCOTTED CATTLE TRADE;…

EXTENSIVE FIRE AT ABERDARE.

THE TRAGEDY AT YNYSYBWL.

EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF DELIRIUM…

A LADY BURNT TO DEATH NEAR…

MURDER AND HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

THE CASE OF SUPPOSED INFANTICIDE…

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YR EMYNAU BUDDUGOL.

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SACRED POETRY.

FURTHER COMPETITIONS.

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CORRESPONDENCE

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THE WEtRIKG OF THE TAFF.

THE GRANT TO LAMPETER.

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SUNDAY DRINKING AT CARDIFF.

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