The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
fBE PORTE MUST EXPLAIN.
lord sALTSBURT'S CHANGE IN THE
DhRDANELLES MATTER.

France VIII support Rursia- ~ aim CO da's
million In sJiiver-The Prince OF Wales
TO Go to Trsnby Croft Again-He May
Try for the Americas Cup Next Year.
1oSpoN. Sent. 4.-Tho semi official state.
ment which tho Porte issued yesterday in re-
gard to tho agreement with Russia touching
tho passage OF the Russian volunteer fleet
through the Dardanelles Is 1uickening the
British Foreign Oflice In its efforts to obtain
concerted action on the part OF tho treaty
powers IN demanding full explanations from
the Porto. Within two days Lord Sails
burys attitude appears to have changed from
ono of are,endcd Indifference into one OF keen
Diplomatic activity. Night and day cipher
dispatches pass in stream to and from the
European capitals. A high official OF the de-
partmeut. who was recently OF the opinion that
the Moscowa incident would not affect the ex-
listing relations between Great Britain and
Turkey. now takes the view that the Russo
Turkish agreement will make necessary an
early demonstration on the part OF Great
Britain. even IL she has TO act alone The Porto's
statement is evidently intended to cover Tur-
keys responsibility in the event Of the expect
Cd combined representation OF tho powers.
Lord Salisbury's position Is that the Gusso-
Turkish ac, cement is an evasion Of the treaty
OF Paris Turkey could not assent to an oren
and fragrant violation OF the treaty by giving
J .siaths right to send war ships through
tn, Straits. but she makes concessions tan
tnmount to tho same privilege in permitting
tie passage through tho Dardanelles o. a vol
un,eer fleet euu pped with guns and filled with
SO diers.
AS u result of The position which Lord Sails
bury has now definitely taken, tho ais 7emps
tonight, after contending that the Sultan has
Q rlsht 10 grant Russia u special privilege.
compares the Russian volunteer nset with the
Gritish Duilt IN m n m
OF war; This argument indicates Frances line
OF response 10 tho British remonstrances. Tho
fact Is when tho treaty Of Paris was concluded
It was not forcseen that vessels would be de-
signed OF MIXED merchant and war character.
SThs article r"scrvinE to the Sultan ths right
to grnut flrn ;tIs for tho passage OF the
iDardanelles i. precisely defined as lin.
1tsd to batimen 'egers destined for the use Of
Legations or II suardships for tho mouths Of
the Danube. The Temps distinctly indicates
that the French Government intends to SUP
pert the Sultan right to enter into special
contract with i,ussia outside OF the articles of
With tie Struts trouble is directly involved
the question Egypt Moukhtar Pasha. the
Portos Commissioner In Cairo. has renewed
uation Of lGypt BY the English Cairo advices
state If this, demand is refused Moukhtar
lealo the post va1ant. as y protest against the
khediyp's rontumacy toward the suzerain.
Ins bEltSn An DasShuor NJ commandments.
Sir William White: is on the worst y. ssible
wien the nyaa wae has
ana "a thai Sir s William i IS
about to b. repiaced. The Austrian Ambas.
in Won IaH a9 has
enrs with Count kalnoky in regard to tho
M and ssed to s9
10 support England's DIPLOMATIC policy.
Tho Agent Of tho Gillian !unta sent to tho
silver carried from Chill by the British war
snip Enese Ths bullion yin e
pending n legal decision on the Junta's rights
10 il. Diplomatic relations between Great
macsda' = last envoy sehor Vieuna never pre-
sented his, credentials hero. and he is now in
Pnri. awaiting deyeloPments , The Suntas
friendly commnnications with the Govern
ment. wiz obtain every assistance in captur-
The tLeosYEhy fad is INJECTING society
mani. is, expsrieneine an. energetic revival.
Tho Society for psyShical Research. which.
dune. ehnI!enEes Mrs: besant to submit to an
osets and Other leaders Of ths 1hsosophs,s
Hs that fhe s scs.is
is HrrHngng for m:son In n America ProH
o oGS Win 30 to apan anu Col
Inc ansoaneemspt that ~ Prince OF Wales
dfsdodisf lines asks If tho Prince has not,
single friend IN touch with the British people.
and warns him that his conduct ,, e1cItss deer
Glasses. on Which tho stability Of the throne
rests Tie facts are that the Wilson's; who
were at Hombtrg while tho Prince OF Wales
was there. induced tn Prince to accept an H.
The family Group IN G;So S about the
tain ut Trsnby Croft during Doncaster week
Gen. Owen Williams. Lord Coventry, and
others OF tho baccarat set without the Prince
of Wales.
NIyds firm has sent to the Prince Of Wales
plan and estimate. for Q yacht. to be built on
the most recent lines. for racing purposes.
Prince George has melted his father to try to
obtain yachting honors. and there is a court
report that the Prince OF Wales Is ambitious
to race his yacht in American waters.
A number OF delegates to the Wesleyan
EcumenieaI lonfS,ence will sail TOR America
Islsr Thompson. W. d. Walters. and Bamtnrd
slackk The same steamer will take MIR.
Cant. o'Shen CURLY denies the truth Of the
report that he Is about to marry again. 1t
buifr TO say that he Is a Catholic.
Mr. Gladstone in letter on Christian re-
unto. Expresses his conviction that there Will
be an early union OF the Presbyterian churches
nf Rritain