July 23.
Tue intelligence that widespread dissatisfaction, finding expression in some quarters in open mutiny, exists in the Turkish army is likely we prove of more general interest, than might at first be supposed. It may be thought that any addition to the state of chaos and caisse: aller that normally characterizes Turkey in Europe would mean little to the outside world at this juncture; but itis obvious that the situation is materially altered when the army becomes affected. The power of the Osmanli was won by the sword and must be held by the sword and, in spite of official correption
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