Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-02-06
European Cable News.


New TarAisn Ministry.
london, Feb. 5lh.-1 p. M.-In-
telligence has just been received
from Constantinople that the office
of Grand Vizier las been abolished
and new Ministry formed, con.
sisting of Ahmed Vefik Eflendl,
President of the Council of Minis
tiers and Minister of the Interior;
Perver Pasha, Minister of Foreign
Affairs; Revef Pasha, Minister of
War; Said Pasha, Minister of
Marine; Krani Pasha, Minister of
Finance; Chanues Tchamitchimn
Works; Namyk Pasha, Grand
Master OF Artillery and Safvet
Pasha, President of the Council of
State. This constitution of new
Ministry under European forms
and designations seems to indicate
a further step in promised reforms.
Equivalent 80 Dccisresinn Of
ATHENS, Feb. 5th.-The Turkish
Minister here designates the action
of the Greeks as declaration OF
war. He telegraphed to Constan-
tinople for the Minister Of War to
convey him hence in consequence.
The Turkish fleet, under Hobart
Pasha, has arrived and the Greek
Government is in CONSERVATION
and intends appealing to the inter-
vention of the guaranteeing
powers. Great panic prevails. Tho
conclusion of the armistice has
caused great CONSERVATION, though
the Russian Minister here gave a
verbal promise that Greece should
be included in the armistice. The
only rational thing for the Greeks
to do Is to stop military operations
Immediately and rely on this prom
ise and the goood offices of Europe,
but no order has yet been sent to
the army and the General seems to
be in favor of continuing 1T any
sacrifice. The position of the Greeks
is bad. They can claim the record
neither of warlike achievements
nor of peaceful policy.
wounded by ~ Woman.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 5th.-
While M. Ineproff, Project of st.
Petersburg, was to-day CIV
ing the usual audience for the re-
ception of petitions, woman fired
on him twice with revolver The
Project was dangerously wounded.
The Emperor and Prince Gonts-
chakoff have visited him. The city
Is greatly excited. The woman,
who was Immediately arrested, pre-
served complete silence In regard to
her action.
ATHENS, Feb. 5th.-The foreign
Ministers held meeting to-day
and will undertake to guarantee
Pireus against bombardment if
left unarmed, thereby remaining
an open port. The Ministers ad-
journed the meeting to await
further instructions.
Commercial Treaty WIZ. America.
PARIS, Feb. 5th.-A Committee
headed by NJ. Moncer, Deputy from
Meaux, and composed of Deputies
and merchants, has been formed
here to promote a commercial
treaty between Franco and the
United States. The committee re-
solved to dispatch M. Leon Chat
teau to the United States with an
address showing the benefits to be
derived from increased commercial
intercourse and to convene Fran
co-American Congress here during
the approaching International
Exhibition.
VIII InvOke the Law.
LONDON, Feb. 5.-The Standard
says the Convenor of the Glasgow
Presbytery of the Established
Church has telegraphed to the Pope
that an interdict will be demanded
against the proposed Papal HER
archy from the Supreme Civil
Court of Scotland and that the laws
of the country will be rigidly en-
forced against 1t.
Do not Notice lhe Charge.
VIENNA, Feb. 5.-No attempt is
made in st. Petersburg to remove
the suspicion that the Russian
Commissioners in Roumania DELHI
erately procrastlnated the negotia.
lions in order to take the greatest
possible advantage of the military
situation. On the contrary, in
order to clear the Russian govern
ment of the charge which other
wise might attach to it, that the
delays occurred if not by its orders,
at least with its connivance. The
merit is claimed for it of having
finally overcome by its peremptory
com mands the resistance and un-
willingness of the army to see the
armistice signed, causing it to stop
before the very gates of Constan-
tinople.
Debate Continued.
LONDON, Feb. SIN the House
of Commons debate on the supple
mentary vote was continued.
Norwood, Liberal Member for
Hull, said he could not undertake
the responsibility of opposing the
vote.
VIII Participate in tie Conference.
VIENNA, Feb. 4th.-Most OF the
Powers have accepted the invita-
ton to participate in the confer
ence. Russia has consented at the
outset in principle, but has not yet
formally accepted.