New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01
EGYPT AND The BALKAN.

The Egg pGan Army after giving evidence OFFS
mutinOus disposition on three occasions finally re.
VOTED on september -. lrtated by certain Mill.
tary appointments AMI orders il assembled be-
fore the Khediye's Pace and demanding the di-
ms,al of the Ministry and ciamoring against for.
eign Intervention. named Cherlf, who was in oic,
when Isnail ablcatcd rs a suitable President II
the Council. The sovereign conceded most of tho
demands of the mob appointed Cherif Premier and
late IN the autumn cOuyokcd an Assembly OF
Notabes The compromise Ia, QUOTED matters
temporarily, but the nutinons army has NOT been
di,banded The incident has illustrated
the inherent weakness, of the dual protector
ate o. Great Britain and France, each jealous
of the others influence iU gypt, aud the 5hIdDWY
nature of the Sultan, ,Oy,r snty what the ni.
tive population evidently wishes to do l. 10 yet nj
of forc.gu financial control whereby hah iht iey.
cuue of the country II reserved Tor lh' pay mont Ok
interest Of a debt tie bulk ot which Was never d.
rcctly borrowed
20 by "A vote oi Parliament. some Npr,Niuh- in she
Kings uddTe~, to Che Deputies creti"d n.-'iLd"r-
standing with the Austrian hungarian Foreign Il
hcc, which led to o temporary ,u,pa n,ion oil aPio-
matte CivIlltgS The c,trang'u.u his ceased alter
fall explanations have been offered
The Prince OF Bulgaria, Two. year, after Dc had
sworn TO support the Constitution, dismissed tr vi
NiscTS who were IN accord with The majority OF no
DrpUt :, organized a Ministry 90 combat, ana az
pealing 10 the country threatened Co r'n N q no
wen. not allowed tO remodel the Consttiu,o Alter
an electoral rampai IN, Iu ThiCh military force vas
openly employed ho succeeded in lmros.
irg upou the nervous agitation at TO
constituencies and in wrcucInS from them
an i'm ormIl plsJ.s itc. The now National As
scmby received h. supplementary 'on,ti utlon
with becoming moe kUess, remained m session an
hour suggested he pros Cuton 81 tie Liberal i'd-
crs, and Irl him free to govern thu Puucptnfv Tor
seven years a. he liked IL was peculiarly Russian
incident.
THE European Powers, after protrartel ncgoti-
atiouS Gtceacd from the decision 81 the -upVi,lfcG-
tarv Berlin Conference and accepted tho Pprtcs IlO-
uosn that Greece should have the greater paft 81
lur,,aly but only q small fragment ~ Eprus. Ihe
maritime kingdom vas reluctantly compelled %
accede TO these terms, gaining ucr"Dy a irrule
plain OF considerable extent, but losing Janna and
Prcyesa and natural frontier. THIS TERRITORY has
been coded 10 Greece b. the Turkish cincnlS after
the usual course o. pTev2ucLilon, tn5cAefJ and
delay.
lhcro has been the usual diplomatic s.... ;or
at Cnnatautirco'c throughout Tie yrGr. R7ls n
and German diplomats have been intriguing tLee.
amt lueish and iIchch financial agents nae beea
"a ,,I.y.Ic Turkish tcbi to 800. 100000 ,aH7cd
at 1 per cont. The Greek frontier H,go.. atoas,
the Egyptian cmcUte ara the Iugol ,omph. t.ohs
have been til leading diplomatic incidents IN AZ
ba,ia there has been an instruction, winch was
easily suppress r,. iho trial Of 5lIdhat, Msh'aouG,
Damad NOuri and several attendants for me mar
der OF Abdul AzZ resulted daring the summer IN
u conviction Oh iusuilici. en-. cFi.ou.r he lolI sea.
fenced all the prisoners to death, but the licN Of
the lachas subsequently, spared, ana the sen
fences RENTED to exile iOr lie. reforms there awe
been none in Armenia or "a any other quarter OF
the Ottoman EmyliT