Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-08
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CRISIS.

Eagiand, Bwssis ssa tns Tn'h.sn
CRISIS.
LONDON, Nov. 9TH. ST. Peters
burg correspondent writes that the
report that the British fleet would
proceed to the Gulf OF smyrna has
caused embarrassment there, and
proceeds: "People say that II the
Sultan removes Mahmoud Medim
Pasba, Minister OF the Interior,
and other Ministers, In consequence
of the menacing position of the
Beaconsiield Government, 1t would
pe diplomatic defeat for Russia
difficult to support. TO prevent
this, by sustaining the Sultan in
his present choice of Minister'S.
q counter denomination In u mill
tary direction by Russia might be
considered necessary. l believe no
steps have thus far been taken to-
wards any military movement and
1t will be business of diplomacy to
render such steps necessary"
The Moro Yren,in says: Evident
w the Eeaeousiield ministry aims
either at peaceful change Of Turk
ish ministers, which would praoti-
ceily place tue Turkish central au-
.hofity in Eugland's hands, or at
al open rupture, threatening Con.
stantinople with serious danger in
either case.
The Col0s refers to change in
Beaconsfield's policy, in which he
lately professeG to maintain the in.
tegrity and Independence of Tur-
key. 1t says: The presence of G
British fleet in the Gulf OF Smyrna
will open the eyes CT Europe to the
real cause, namely, England's i'm
piacable hatred of Russia exhibited
by British Ministers at every con-
venient and inconvenient oppor-
tunity.
England aEd Turkey.
LONDON, Nov. 7th.-A dispatch
from Constantinople says: Musurus
Pasha, Turkish Ambassador to Lon
don. having promised Lord Sails
bury, the British Foreign Secretary,
that the reforms insisted on by
England shall be duly carried
out, the British government has
c6untermanded the dispatch OF the
squadron to Vourlah. The Porte,
while avoiding precipitate action,
is celebrating upon the early exc
cution of reforms. a later dis
patch from Constantinople says:
Lord Salisbury, in consentiDg TO
couutermand the dispatch of the
squadron, stipulated for the fulfill
ment of certain conditions by the
Porte. 1t is said In London that
England merely postponed the dis
patch of tue fleet, notifying Turkey
that the fleet would proceed unless
substantial action in the direction
of reform be taken at fixed date.
The Iiou1se Excited.
LONDON, Nov. 7th.--The Times
says: The Paris Bourse ia thorough
| ~ disorganiZed. The agitation
was concentrated on two securities;
the shares Of the Banque Europe.
enne and of the Credit Mobilier,
Philliparte, or his institution be-
ing known to have become q large
holder of the latter. The Bourse
thought and talked of nothing but
rumors of immense losses sustain.
ed by Philliparte in his specula-
tions, private and otherwise. It is
stated, however, that the Directors
of ihe Banque Europeenno have
held an extraordinary meeting,
and decided that having no knowl-
edge of Philliparte's operations,
which We're managed personally
by himself, and without the
Boards consent, the Banque Eu.
ropeenne could not hold it3elt re-
sponsible for them. Philliparte was
reported to be at Brussels endeav.
oring to meet his engagements.
Revival IN Gatsaa Menufscturcs
LONDON, Nov. 7th.-Continued
improvement Is manifested in The
Preston cotton trade. Yesterday
the Ribble Bank Spinning Mill
which had been stopped for som,
months, started running. Hor
rocks and Jackson have started
their large mill, which has beer
stopped for the past six months
Full time manufacturing is rapid.
, ly advancing on the Continent.
Hepors Denied.
| PARIS, Nov. 7th.-The truth oi
the report that Andrieux, Prefeci
of Police of Paris, has resigned, IA
denied.
ftes'Eaed.
PARIS, Nov. 7th.-Andrieux has
rendered his Resignation as Prefect
OF Police because he considers it
insui1iciently supported by the
Government. President Grevy en-.
deav0red IN dissuade him from
such q course.
Seaseaos OF Deat,s Eonsn.utad.
PARIS, Nov. 7tb.-Presidon
Grevy has commuted tho sentences
OF FIVE culprit5 who we're con-
demned to death, including the no.
torious assassius Abdie and GILES.
The President is adverse to capital
punishment, and this looks like its
practical abolition.
EnnE of Frnnce.
PARIS, Nov. 7th. Specie in the
Bank OF France has decreased
6, $50, 900 francs the past week.
N" Change in sne Governments.
PARIS, Nov. LA Lune, the or
gan of the Eiysee, expresses the
opinion that there will be 10
change in the Government for a
long time, and declares that all
that has been said on the subject is