New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-02
ENGLAND WARNS THE PORTE
IT'S INVESTIGATION OF THE ARMENIAN
OUTRAGEs MUST BE SATISFACTORY.


OUTRAGEs MUST BE SATISFACTORY.
OTHERWISE THE POWERS WILL INTERVENE
THE QUEENS TOAST 10 THE GAR AND
CzARINA - THE MIXIsTRYs LEGIsLA-
TIVE PROGRAMME WINNINGS or
THE TuRF-A BUST OF MR..
DErEw FINISHED
London. Dec. 1.-Rustem Pacha. the Turkish
Ambassador TO Great Britain had long inter
view last evening with the Earl of Kimberley
Secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs in which
it is understood. he gave to Lord Kimberley
such detailed statement Of the intention of the
Porte to make an honest investigation in regard
to the Armenian atrocities as satisfied the For
c!gn Secretary that the matter would be thor
oughly sifted. Sir Philip Currie. the British Am
hassidor to Turkey, has also cabed TO the For
oign Office a statement giving reasons which led
him To suppose that the commission appointed t.
investigate the matter intend to make an IN
biased report This semi-offc!a Information con-
veys what the Government wish the pubic 10 be-
eve but w!thholds the ,xaci truth regarding the
position Of affairs. which Is that the Porte is act
ing under an explicit warning from England that
Article 81 Of the Berlin Treaty which guarantees
the security Of the Armsnians. will be- enforced
through the Intervention Of the Powers unless
the result Of the commissions labors shall be abb
solutey satisfactory and the reforms promised in
Armenia be effected without delay.
THE Speaker in an article on the subject.
predicts the failure OF the Porte to meet Eng
lands demands and forecasts Anglo Russian in
PREVENTION in Armenia the inevitable outcome
Of the present condition OF affairs. The paper
tba flor eli D.
duce a plan for illusory reforms. and that in the
mean time the process Of cx,irpanon II the Ar
mcnians will proceed unchecked It adds: THE
Government ought 10 recognize that the time FOR
words Is past" The first fruits Of the proposed
Anglo-Russlan entente. The Speaker" continues.
may be Russian occupation Of Armenia. as no
Power but Russia can reach the scene Of action
without raising the question u opening of the
Dardaneiles and the complex neg ptiatons con-
nectcd herewith: and as a precedent for such
action the paper quotes the British occupation Of
Egypt. This important uterance OF Govern
ment organ Is accompanied b. an authoritative
communication from COnstan;inoplr. declaring
that after the Arnenians had repuls"d the >urds
a large force OF ruiNsh regulars. with kurdish
and Hamadic cavalry. acting under orders diTecI
from the Turkish capital. destroyed twenty-five
Armenian villages and mastered some 1000 men,
women and children There l. nothing. adds the
correspondent. exceptional in this massacre but
It's proportions The same thing, on "A small
scale is going on throughout the large districts
where Christians. HISTORIANS and Armenian- are
being exterminated.
With reference to Egypt the article points out
the probable extension Of the Anglo Russian |
entente. II Russia shall occupy Armenia. IA TIA. |
representative Of England. under tie Anglo
were further guaranteed. the French policy Ia |
Egypt viii receive a decisive check
An incident occurred at the banquet given AT
Windsor In honor Of the marriage Of the car |
and Princess Alx OF Hcssc- Darmstadr. which |
Is the talk Of the diplomatic circle Tn quests
present at the banquet were surprised to see
the Queen PROPOSING toast to the newly |
welded couple. Rising from her chair contrary /
to her usual custom. the Queen. turning To the |
members OF the Russian Embassy. said. Il |
drink to the health Of the Emperor and Empress
OF Russia my dear grandchildren" The queen |
spoke with unwontcd ylvacty.
The Prince Of Wales VIII leave s. Petersburg |
tomorrow. He will proceed direct 10 Berlin. |
where he Will make two days stay. The sup |
posed purpose Of his visit t. the German capital !
is to explain the family-polltco pact. TO which |
he desires t. reconcile Emperor william. The |
Prince is timed to reach London FRIDAY night.
He will proceed to Windsor Saturday and |
report to the Queen the position OF affairs and |
on Monday Will return to London. Queen Vie
toria. who has always had strong hand In
foreign diplomacy, is now personally intcrfer-
ing more than she has done for many years.
The minority Of the Cabinet. which WAS in
In vor Of giving 10 the resolution limiting the |
power OF the House OF Lords precedence over |
other measures at the coming session OF FAR
Lament. has accepted the dec ion Of the major
iy and Will now favor long legislative pro- |
eramne, winding up with the resolution on the !
eve Of dissolution. The reports that another
Cabinet rupture Is imminent inventions Of |
the Conservative party Though the Radicals
urge that the House Of Lords question be i'm
medately dealt with. they will shrink from caus-
ing a split In the party or move for delay Of
few months for 1t is known that 1t Is the
design Of the Cabinet to challenge the Upper
House upon the first rejection by 1t Of any great
bill such az the measure for the dsesta biish-
ment Of the Church in Wales the Irish Land
Reform bill. which may be passed by the House
Of Commons. Parliament Will reassemb.e the
first week in February
The new Russian loan ~ fi5.OoO.OOo Will be
ioated In London. not In Paris. II Will be offered
in the leading European capitals at Sis per cent.
The French Government projects loan OF t4G.-
900 00O to be issued In the spring at 2i2 per
cent The London market Is largely Interested
in the prospective borrowing " China under the
to Japan. According to THE Statisi."
$50. 900 might be borrowed by prolonging the
existing loans ana HoTtBfBIllt tnf Tree '"SiO"'S
revenue The proceeds OF loan paid in silver
would send up the price Of that metal consider
ably unless Japan, following the example OF
Germany after her defeat or France. should
adopt gold standard.
The racing season is closed. and the list OF
owners Of winning horses and the total amounts
won has been made up. The list Is headed by
II. McCalmOnt, whose winnings during the sea-
son amount to 1854 Next comes Lord Rose
berry with fl7000 then the Duke Of Portland
with I'll 900; the Duke of Westminster. with
40 900 and Sir j. Blunde Maple. with 1900.
These followed by about fifteen others. whose
winnings amount to about $1,000 each. Among
these are the Prince Of Wales the Duke OF Dev-
onshire, Lords Zetland ana Ellesmerc. and