The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-20

refugees!
2 Would the refusal OF the Porte to give up those
refugees constitute an nfrac,ion Of the treasiesy
g. As ccnssQueDce Of a refusal, could tho two
powers declare war az aiust the Porte.
II these powers declare war against the Porte,
would France and England support Turkey with force
Of arms!
. Are tho refugees claimed by Russia subjects of
In the event that the refusal Of the Porte sh ould
produces rupture of the relations between tho Divau
lopged OF coldness bad tsng on the part Of these
powers towsrts Turkey should occur. would France
and gland interiors with the two powers for the pur.
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On receiving this communication the English and
frtpce they resolved to reply 1T in joint note
which vas sent In the course OF the day to the Minis
two embassies, NM Cor and Pisani II am we'll in.
formed the following is resume OF the answer Of the
TO the fret question MOI the treaties of Kutscbuk.
Ksynafdi and Passarowitoh do not confer that right
on Austria and Russia.
To the ieeoDd: No; the refusal Of the Porte would
not he an ibfrsction Of the treaties
To the third 1t cannot be admitted that this refussl
could be followed BY declaration OF war; and such
On the fourth: The two ambassadors cannot guar
sniy the assistance. by force OF arms Of France and
On the fifth IL is poss bie that of refugees
may be Russian subjects; but In general 1t ia IN
claimed are rot Russian subjects.
On the sixth question Yes; France and England
viii interfere actively with Russia and Austria
establish the good relations between those two powers
and the Forte.
There is no doubt that this note will contribute
greatly keep the Psrte to its that the
uitimaum will be rejected, ard that rupture OF the
relations between Austria and Rue STA aud the Divsu
will be the result But declaration Of war for such
would be odious act that have diic uity
in believing in the possibility Of it. Every thing how.
ever Is to be feared from Russia and Europe should
CoNsrAvriNoPLE, Sept Il, 1919
Yesterday after the receipt OF the collateral of
the Erglish and French ambassadors, council Of mi
nisteiswss held when una soiced that
hing should be changed in resolutions previously adopted
The roes r1tal Of the deliberations, signed By ali IA.
members rfh The saetpitoa ~ The phyciain ehi .35d.-
og FEtndi Dho is derocd TO Russia, end ho not
pretn mmediI tey sent to the palace ard apyroctd
end Confirmed " the sultan Thus the refusal Of the
Porte yield To the ,imotm Of Russia and austria is
definite and General Aupick to day sends oil
Jacket 10 meet the Teemsque at Athens, and convey
TO his government Of what has taken place.
fuad Lfendi commissioner Of the Porte ia the prio-
oTsliti.s has toep chosen to proceed exiraOrd
paIy misson to the Emperor Of Russa to convey the
answer Of the Sultan TO the letter brought by Prince
hadzivil lie will set OF Immediately for st Peters
bureh Events are urgent; France aud England have
not moment TO lose If they sih to place IA tho scale
TIE wight of their councils and their influence and
thereby prevent more serious complications.
GFrom the London News.l
CossrASr'sorlr, sept Is, ls!9
As soon as Ali rasha the Minister Of Foreign Affairs
had communicated 20 M. &c Ilt'n the intelligt
at had been to Fuad Yndi TO pro.
cted to st Petershuigh for the purpose Of explaining
10 tie Emperor the intentions OF the Sultan in the
ques'ioD IL extradtion and OF removing irritation
fro N his mind the Russian enjoy sent la the
which have alluded In foregoing paragraph In this
note ". de Titon intimates that FuLd Eaendis mis-
SION will prove totally useless that all thoughts of dis
cussng the subject absurd; that ii Is the will of
the Enpe1sr that the folish and Hungarian refugees
be given up. and that within thirty hours the Porte
NUT answer eategoresy whether they will obey the
Emperor CT not
verf ut attempt such outrage upon another aud
did envoy Offer such insult the sovereign
to whose court he Was accredited has Prince Raixi-
Prince Endzvii srcved openly that ~ the intsn-
tim Of the Emperor Nicholas TO bang tn. Hungarian
and Polish refugees the instant he got them Gto his
power. feeling Of humanity alone sufficient to
prevent the sultan and his nirisier from being
ssres cue horrible atrociy. Upon ths ground the
Porte wished to appeal In favor Of the iugces but
they locked for pity where poss existed. There
i no treaty which givss Russia right to the blocd II
these hHplef patriots; and a. far ~ precedent T.
cernsd, 1t IL entirely 10 favor OF the Turss Prince
hrDgery, originally rtsh Greek was with his father
the sultan On the plot bring discovered, father sud
took refuge Ia Russia AID when the Porte demanded
burrh not only rfosei but tie son was made Russian
subs and sent back TO Constantinople a. head
dIsgomsn TO the russian embassy
JhDufh .ausnis icneftne since Stnf ~ note 10 he
Porte Gsnandtng he eEifsifi0n Of The Hng1rian r,tt
grs, ~ Proceeding adapted rsAer ooaipiisaee
nth te Wisss 81 Russia than .inaiing solely tcs rae
c0b,Rs Of D,enna Austria La. ~ late been nothing
moe than the cat paw of the Gar. In Hungary che
lie made TO do all the dirty work aud 10 bear I'll the
odium. Her triumphs have, indeed, been ruinous -
her victories suicdsl she has found out how deadly
Is the friendship e Russis that she lies crushed
uRt Count Stuimcr, the Austrian Minister, would
Willingly ceme to an amleaoe atrsngement with inc
net forced 70 yield 90 Runlian dictstIon.
TsrnApn. September II, 1910.
II vas late last night when the Porte communicated
TO the HusfsD end austrian basses their nnsi dec
he 10 n hN
pension Of relations with Russia has not deferred the
Tursih government from remaining frm 20 those prn-
cpiss Il hun anity ar honor which have distinguish
their conduct throughout the whole Of the present
preceding. 1he Sutnn'e ministers have unanimous
~ serssd 20 reject the demand q the Emperor
Prince Rsdliyl will leave Cor stantinbple within q
few hours for ST. retertburgb to communicate TO the
Emperor for the decision e the Porte.
NJ de- 1iton has suspended relations with the Turk
ish government.
lrrom the London Mercantile Gazette, Oct. 81
The election In the fret instanA cf Chskb EGepdi
~ the Envoy Extraordinary to the Car having ap-
peared 10 excite certain feeling u repugnsrce, the
Porte determined to entrust the delicate mission 20
Frad lncbdi at pres.nt Commissioner General In the
Danubap rrincpalitiss; and Ia order 10 prevent any
farther objections, the appointment was Kept secret
tl The last moment. IL vas only on the evening Of
the 10th that the minister's Of Busss and Austria
inforntd ~ be departure II chamberlain q the pa
Sultan in TO that 81 the cnsr Nth Ali The necss
cary Instructions 20 IUsd Efendi who ordered TO
,tsrt riteut delay or 81 icenou-sh or wsrssT, Tor
IL ~ feared that tusd ErsDdi cannot reach the I'm
rcrisl r,sd.pc. before the despatcbes Of Titod OF
before NJ. EadHyi first, by reason OF the existing
vi se prohibiting the entrance OF foreigners into the
Busfian dcninons uniees specially authorized and,
secondly because travellers from Turkey are subected
TO q ltng ersIsntire At Odessa and elsewhere Nov
the .ption q the ruki envoy is not likely TO be
fsvorshe one, unefs lie anticpate the frincs dc
RsdSiyil
1he reply Of The rnperors 81 Russia and Austria is
expected in 20 OF rs days, n month At the latest W
a. n ~ thought, the car has quilted wsraw. Iii
only ths n that en- t,iofrcissmenf can take place
Meanwhile. the Turks are not at eli uneasy on the
fuhj.ot. hey cannot comprehend that var will be
declared against them solely because they have re-
fussd to give fev unfortunate refugees Who have
confd.d In their hspor and they accordingly rely on
the support ard gym PATTY Of the whole Of civised Eu
rope The good Turks however, net blipdly trust
ing 70 the chapter q sccdspts to the DEGREES Of
destiny They are actively preparing for all hazards
All the available troops have been ordered from the
frontiers the army II Roumea 40 coo strong IL or.
der,d hold it.sf In readiness to march at the FIRST
signal std Tie provincial 'sde, or local militia have
been snlbcdisd
The CO, ties the Boephoru. are 20 be fortified the
greater Tnt Of the feet IL armed and equipped, and
In the q few hours, cast anchor ut the
nth II the Black 40 TO defend the entrance Of