The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-11-11 00:00:00

TII PROPOAD RICRORWS IN ASIA
MINOR.

ST. Pastaaasuao, Sunday Night

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The Journal de Bg. Petersham g of to-day says it id
rumoured that the th,eips of dethroning the Suit in
an altogether unfounded, and the. the English first
has not been ordered tither to &silts Bay or to
Fourlah Bay,
A Constantinople telegram from the usual, well.
informed correspundett of the Golan, received yester-
day, says that Sir Henry l.ayartre dem aide compels d
the renewal in full of the agreement respecting Cyprus
and refor os in A's Minor as follows : Appointmeot
of EncliAtussi as collectors and inspectors of the
finance.; formation of an avoid fora ( ittery. gender.
merle?) under English ooer., ad the testlishokent
of courts of justice under the presidency of English
judges. The cnrresisouriseat further states that the
Porte hal consulted the Ambassadors separ.tsly on
Ilk subject. The Austrian and Italian Arnbaesadors
advised the Pat. to concede the F.nglish demands.
The German Ambsasador reserved his opinion. 1 he
' French Ambassa lot answered iii affect that there was
no reason for precipitancy.
STIJL. Sunday.
Kieran Pacha has been vpointed Hod, r-Secretary
of Stele for the interior. He is the lata ilovernor of
' Aleppo, ash-, for hoe c induct towards the trineuiana,
at &dean, as reported on by Mr. Malin, and at the
j dot request of the English lad French Ambateseton
I was disinieeed.

ST. PITMIIOIIO, Nip-. 9.
The Gofer of to-day, commenting upon a rumour
which haw been circulated in tit. Petersburg, &Wolf
that Ba.dand had expressed a desire to the Porta to
establish a naval ststion on the Black f3ea, says that
the en, of the British Bast into the &Wm would he
regarded by the Russian Government as a MINI
heiii.

CONSTANTLTOPLI, Nv. 8.
The Russian Amhaseador his returned from Livid*.
No understanding has yet been arrived at with the
Galata bankers Tbe Porte is making arrangements
to piece Baker Pacha in a high position in tnatolia.
Ministerial modiiicstions ars shortly expected, and the
Ides of raising Midhat ?ache to power is earknudy
aotsnaked.

Coadrairrnrort.r, Nov. 9.
A Council of Ministeri was held to-day, un.ler the
Presidency of the Salton, to discuss the question .1
reforms. Baker Ps:ha was oreser.t.
sir Henry Laysrd continues to receive numerous
complaints from Asia Minor respecting the bad
administration of the higher Turkish official.. The
British Ambassatry lus *Misdeed a protest to the
Porta against the appointment of !Mari' (Klanail ?)
Paths to the poet of Ndouetacluir and tiou.aeltur of the
Grand Viii r. he having been already dismissed from
his fanorions as Governor of Aleppo in couseqnenoe of
Sir Henry Layard's representations regardiag the
abuse; of his Government.
Derek& Pecks lies been sppointed oommander of
the troops stationed in the vicinity of the Sultan'.
psisce. Several fresh streets have been made lately.
The Turkish rem continues to attack the policy of
England in violent terms.

MR. 00WEN, M.P., ON THE GOVERNMENT.
Usdw: of 7,000 persons were present in the Town
Hal Newcastle-on-T on Saturday evening to bear
on poll airs by Mr. Cowen, H. P.
an
uhe hon. gentleman compared financially and socially
the work of the past session with its predecessors.
Educational expenditure, he said, bad been a most
valuable national investment, and its results were
visible in the increased intelligence and grander
activities of the age. The County Court system,
which had been constructed by the highest intellect in
the land, was *shocking robbery of the working classes.
He with others had endeavoured to rectify its anomalies,
but the lawyers had ruled them out. With regard to land
reform, it was well known that the farmers had to
• man been the conscientious supporters of the Tories,
but if they expected any relief from their own party it
would be a mistake, as 41 land legislation must come
from the other side. In conclusion, Mr. Cowen alluded
to the differences which had arisen between himself
and some of his friends owing to his views an the
Eastern Question, and said that facts were every day
proving that he bad voted wisely.