New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
SIAM YIELDS TO FRANCE.
ALL HER DEMANDS GRANTED.
THE ULTIMATUM ACCEPTED WITHOUT
RESERVATION
THE FRENCH MINISTRY SATISFIED.

sT,TEMENr OF THE INTEN-
TONS OF THE FRENCH
GOVERNMENT ISSUED.
Bangkok, July a0.-The Siamcsc Government
has accepted the full terms Of the French ulti
matum
The Cabinet Council at which tlIc decision T.
grant all the demands of the ultimatum was
made was called at Nh" royal palace yesterday
morning The King presided. His two brothers
and all tho Ministers were present. After sit
ting several hours the Council approved the
views Of the pesc" party. Instructions were then
| tclcgraphcd TO Prince Nadhana. Samcse Minister
in Paris that the Government accepted the ulti-
matum, regardless OF all rcsci aton- previously
formulated Captain Jones, British Minister in
liangkok 'w;l- informed Immediately OF Ia" COul-
ellis decision.
II Is stated here that ENGLAND protested to
Frame that her throatcne blockade OF TN" ancs'
coas' would not BE- legal act. and that Frame"
conccdc the poiEt mad" hv Great Britain.
Franc" it is said, has undertaken that British
commerce will in no wise be interfere with by
the Irnch warships. English vessels will br
allowed to cross tho Mcnam Bar inward for Bang
kok after Sunday.
TariS July 20.-Princc Vsdhana. the Samcsr
Minister. went 70 the Foreign Office this morn
ing 10 communicate 10 NJ Dcvellc Minster of
Foreign Affairs, Slams decision to accept In"
terms Of the French utimatum He
/ crvcd by NJ Revolt, Chief Secretary, who. with
i ont w1ting for the Prince To speak Of his
mission informed Iim that NJ Devcllc would
he unable TO receive him. a. with the departure
of w. Pavc on thc Forfat from Bangkok all
diplomatic intercourse between France and Siam
had boon sloprcd. w. Revolt proceeding
| lis ,thpp Nu4l In ma
| eXcl1imcd
Bat bring flag of truce. We accept the
| ulimatum."
| VI. Revolt did not wait to hear more. He
bolted into W. Dc,rlles presence. shouting:
| Siam accept. the ultimatum." He then cN-
planned that Prime" Nadhana had brought tho
news and was writing outside. W. Drv"llr AT
once received tho Princ" with exceptional cor
diaIity. The Prince repeated that Siam accepted
the ultmatum, and expressed the hope that
dip omntc relations would be Resumed.
After hi, departure Dcycllc t"l"phoncd the
rev, 70 Premier Dupuy, who summoned Cabinet
| Counc ON this short motto" ONLY five Min
iStors conI hr found Thcrciorr. after an informal
di,c,i sion Of Slams surrender, the meeting was
adjourned until tomorrow when President Car
rot = i'll confer with the Ministers.f4ther IN Pafis
or Marty c-Roi
press this evening:
The Silmcsc Government, having rrconsidcrcl
il. former attitude now accepts all th" conditions
Of Frances ultimafum without The az
cepfnncc gives complete satisfaction TO France AMI
/ all who were not dcsirous OF making ~" >1n~
difficulty tn. occasion of fresh colonial enter
prs"
After referring 10 III" Cabinet meeting to-day
and the one called for to morrow, tn" statement
clo.cs with the words, Tho Fr"nch Govern
mcnt. desiring to give proof Of lis COOL VIII TO
Siam probably will not raise further objections
in tie affair
Another -cni-onical statement denies III" truth
NJ the rnmor that " Drvcllr and VI. Drlc'''"
| 'ud,r Secretary Of suite for th" Colonies. nave
resigned. The public Will find proof in the
,..ult Of the Sancsc afair say, I'll" statement
tha, Great Britain has not intcrvcned and does
| not intend 10 do 50
| The Iour" accepts tic last statcmcY' only
I ,,i,b = grain OF salt Il says that something has
been done behind the scenes. AMI that III" tr'h'h
are Likely 10 awaken soon to 'hc Ia't 'h''
treat I;ritain after all. Iot the better OF theW
IN the diplomatic negotiations III" jour
oscrihes tho sudden soft"nine of the ton" oi
,bc British press TO privat" assurances iron"
official sources that effect would BE- given to
british representations
All the newspapers got ont extras anho'''nis
a., .. ,,rder N,,riuc headline. Elation prevails
ON tire boul"vards. ., ., ;u
Ihn blockade doubtless will bc raised iinm'"l
atrly, although for IN" present the 2niooa.r 'N
of the Samcs" coast Will y" i"i' III ,re "",' ,Tr
siam II il understood that The provinces on rue
unu.r MckonQ River that w"r" coded 10 SIAM Nv
England will form the subject OF hltnr" h'2"''
! ,ions between France aud Great Britain
| Jhc iiour-o was Influenced throughout the day
| bv routradictory rumors regarding th" Siln''~r
trouble and prices iiuctuat"d IN" report tll'
risc. which was quickly lost on rimor tIat
| Forcion Minister Drycll" and VI. DccaSr. tndrr
Secretary Of State for the Colonies, lid r"Slsh'''
mi. rnnort found no confirmation. and the mar
l,rt closed firm upon Ill" publicition oi dispatches
from Siam indicating the end of the trouble.