Show J SThAT MM THE NEAR EAST VERY SEOUS ONE War With Buigaria Cannot Ba Averted TURKEY ANXIOUS TO FIGHT SuHan May Be Swept side by His Subjects lit Is Certain Porte Will Take Energetic Ener-getic Measures to Suppress I Any Trouble in Beirut London Sept P IThc oliicial tnd press information from the Near East I today emphasise the seriousness of the situation there and confirm the belief of the authorities here that the t Sultan may be swept by l the uncontrollable sentiment of his subjects into a war with Bulgaria despite the unwillingness of the Porte to precipitate such a conflict con-flict There is I no question in ofliclal circles liere that the Porte will take energetic measures to suppress any trouble ai 1 Beirut France may order warships to that point to protect her interests but Germany has asserted that she v511 not do so VITA RlSSrA MAY DO A high diplomatic authority asserted today that when llussla submits to the Porte her proposals for the pacification of Macedonia she may dispatch her 331aek sea squadron to Turkish waters and it may make a much longer stay I Ithore 111 in did the I I Kussian squadron al Iniada bay STATEMENT FIlOM TURKS The Turkish embassy issued another statement today declaring that the reports re-ports of massacres emeannla from the Bulgarian side and arc 1 purposely ex uygcraud in the hope of securing European intervention It 1 reiterates disbelief dis-belief in the seriousness of the Beirut situation and adds The Turkish C mern11l11I1 I therefore t hopes the J11 Jean warlnp < = vii depart os ppeedily as fx > sslble na their presence only emif to Incite the people HAT CONSTANTINOPLE SATS < From Constantinople the embassy is Informed 1 that there is no reason for the assembling < of the I American ships at Beirut I CALL ON ITNCDK SAM E Tho Consul I at Beirut decided to call pn RenrAdniiral Cotton for protection of the foivljfti consulates which he 1 Inter agreed to furnish It is con fjidcrcd that the Americans could land iiOO men Some Americana It is believed be-lieved hav already landed The kmerlran ships are cleared for action Oilier warships are expected soon APPROVAL PY GJr lIrA O Tlie German Foreign office onproves oC i Admiral Cottons intention to land 1 a i guard to protect the United States con jjulato at Beirut if ncccjaary and of his folding a landing party In readiness to Iprotect the foreigners there NOT ON BROOKLYN ConHilar accounts received here I rom Beirut totally differ from the Turkish Go eminents version or the recent outbreak there he Vail of Dclrut was not onboard on-board the InlUd States flagship Brook lyn when the lust brawl occurred but was In the country Contrary to the official wr lon the dispatches say the MusiiUlmnns lust attacked thp Chrlfi flans and the troops which intervened gldcd wih i the Mussulmans 1 One of the pillaged houses belonged to a French citizen Though Iliire has been no fur 1 ther diblurhnnce at Ueirul since Sunday great uneasiness amounting almost to a anic prevails among the Christians gnany of vhom have left Beirut and ought refuge in Lebanon ACTION BY CONSULS rne loreign uonsuis UL jicirui mei im ftlonday I and decided to make serious Representations to the local authorities looking to the preservation of order They also decidrd to clcgrapli to their p spqclivc ISmhnspudors = or lUlnlnters at MonsUintinopIe l demanding the recall of the Incompetent Vail of Beirut and re SliieKUiiK I thst warships be sent for the ioleclloi of the Europeans Nnzlm Pasha Vail of Syrln va or I q jred from Damascus to Beirut where lrol arrived yesterday The Porte announce that Najtini Fa ha was Knt to Beirut with two bat I Ulons of troop t 1o take temporary < iJiargc of affairs there The Vail of 1 VBclnit a Ig also announced hUH not moiMi dcprlvcd of his authority but he 1JJ prohaljly remain inactive at his J1JJgt dining the stay of Naxlm Pasha llL Ilulrnt I NO MARINES LANDED f 1 V rlillo Hie I rioting was In prosreKK the Jlrut advices further state an appeal I as made to RearAdmiral Cotton to i nd marines but t lip ropllod that he reulr1 not h terrene In a quarrel union jgouiun KiibJoctK Wt 1 i is i coiiHldejed pmhahle that France JI1I fiend varshipsto I Beirut and her ex iJimpk Is I likely 1 to bo followed by I other pfil n tr rn No further rnnMihir dispatches I hav cnl1 ly Urn received from the vilayets IIt i Kuiiiiieini Turkey It is believed 1111 I thIL i th ilgorotiK icprcs I Ion exer I i Illl 1 > the Turks in the vilayet of TUo tflLit tyif It til isull in uniting all the J IIbtitll i agnliiKt the mil hol tllf Jljp Jii Pit intend to concentrate fiOOOO i tf Oooo troops at Adrimiople 11 L t UKS CONTKM 1 PL AT ISO r otWlthItndlng 1 I the I largo number of ii OIII l ontTDiniUil at I Adrianople the ttlmh of Hnmlnl cnvnlry to whirl cfI1j Sill in > reiucd colors Scplemb r th t will cave here this evening fort for-t Adrianople It is i alleged that the dispatch dis-patch of thepp troops can only have one meaning namely maai icies in I vhlch Use Kurds I aiv leSt 11101 to play the t tIme part as UK Circassians did before the IlussoTurkish war Tlio only news from the IntoiIor today Is of the severe rntiaxoment with a strong iiioiirycnt band which occupied l a position near Lake Anlalovn m the vilayet of Constantinople Thu light lasted until nightfall |