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THE ALBANIAN REVOLT.

A despatch from Scutari says: The National Council of the Albanian League has decided to throw off every vestige of Ottoman authority. The population of Scutari are preparing for decisive measures against the Turkish .authorities. So complete is the Albanian pvolt that the central Albanian cities have refused to take part in the movement against Greece. Tho League'chiefsJat Presgond, who had just abjured their a'legiance, were surprised by receiving a gift of £IB,OOO in Turkish money from hia Majesty. The delegate who brought the news says: —“I was informed that the Committee of Diakova had issued orders to shoot any civilised European who entered that country, and it was tho intention to massacre part of the Christian population on this side. The revolt is simply Islam against Ottoman Its autonomy is the autonomy of Mohammedan fanatics. Its commander, Ali of Gusinge, is a Slav. The revolt emb-acss Novi-Bazar, and can only force on foreign occupation. Tho plains and mountains swarm with Mohammedan bands marching to that destination, well armed with rifles. Hereout Scutari, tho population is preparing for decisive measuresagainst the Turkish authorities, i The highlanders, led by the Mirklite „ Pfinco, have resolved not to move a fiilger to ; oppose tho transfer of Duloigno to Montenegro. On my way through the mountains, from one Catholic Albanian clan to another, I have assurances from various highland chiefs that they adhere to the resolution to recognise no head but the Miridite Prince. The latter has in his possession a document signed by all tho leading chiefs of the Catholic clans of North Albania, declaring themselves his subjects.”

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Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2059, 29 September 1880, Page 3

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THE ALBANIAN REVOLT. Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2059, 29 September 1880, Page 3

THE ALBANIAN REVOLT. Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2059, 29 September 1880, Page 3

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