New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
RESTRAINING ARMENIANS.
THE PATRIARCH ASKED TO CONDEMN HIS
OWN PEOPLE
NO SYMPATHY FROM THE RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR
MUST ABANDON THE IDLE HOPE OF FOR
EIGN INTERVENTION - AMERICANS IN
ASIA MINOR sAFE-AUsTRIAN SHIPS
FOR THE LEVANT

FOR THE LEvANT
Constantinople, Nov. 30.-Five Ambassadors
and NJ. II. Herbert, Secretary Of the British Le-
cation, met at the French Embassy on November
is and discussed the supplementary measures for
the restoring Of order in Anatolia be submitted
TO the Porte 1t IS understood that common
tion TO protect foreigners is pending
Ii Is said that the Turkish Ministers refuse to
receive the Patriarch unless he publishes an en-
cyclical calling on all Armenans to maintain
der and condemning their intrigues and demands
ON the Turkish Government. The Patriarchs
position is becoming extremely difficult. He has
again appealed to the Embassies, informing them
v. various massacres and begging their good
Offices 10 put an end to the situation
The officials insist that the Armenian journals
here shall publish articles approving the Gov
eminent policy and condemning the Armenians.
Several Armenian prisoners, who have been re-
les sed for lack o. evidence upon which 20 convict
them declare that they beaten daily in
prison 10 compel them to reveal the plans Of the
Armenian committee. None yielded
NJ NellidoT the Russian Ambassador here. has
replied to the recent appeal of the Armenian
Catholics al Tihis He refers TO the conflicts in
the provinces. which, he says. were unfortunately
In most cases caused by Armenians. who had been
instigated by their revolutionary committees.
The result a terrible revenge the part of
The Turks In the form ot a horrible massacre OF
the Christians. The Sultan has sanctioned the
scheme of reforms prepared by the Powers and is
proceeding 70 effec; them. To this end ii is nee
essary for the leaders of the people TO persuade
The latter 10 desist from revolutionary attempts,
abandon the idle hope Of foreign Intervention,
stop all disturbances and Cooperate in the res
toraton of peace.
Advices from Aleppo are that all AMERICANS at
A.ntab Marash Orfah and Mardn are safe The
missionaries at Harpoot are leaving and return
ing temporarily to Constanunople. The Ar
menian provincial refugees here have petitioned
the Patriarch to avert famine in their country
and ask him to appeal to Europe.
VICTORIA TO THE SULTAN.
London. Nov. 2O.-"The News" tomorrow will
say that Sir Philip Currie, British Ambassador
q Turkey. takes bach with him to Constantinople
a letter from queen Victoria to the sultan of
Turkey.
Vienna. Nov 2O.-sir Philip Currie British AM
bassador to Turkey, has arrived here He Will
have an interview tomorrow with Count Go
luchowski the Austrian Minister OF Foreign Al
fairs
war vessels recently ordered to prepare for SER
vice in connection with the Turkish troubles have
sailed for the Aegean Sea The feet consists OF
the warships Tegetthoff, Kaiserin Elizabeth and
Butz
The Tegetthof is a battle-shp Of the second
class She carries six ll-inch. six 3i2 inch and two
2&A-inch guns and eleven machine gNps. In addtoo ddto
ion she Eas two torpedo electors. She is OF 5000
indicated horsepower and has a speed or four
teen knots.
The Kaserin Elizabeth is steel ram-cruiser
She carries two 9l& inch guns. two 6-inch Krupp
guns two 2A-inch guns and eleven machine
guns and has six torpedo electors. She Is OF 5000
Indicated horsepower and is rated at speed OF
195 knots.
The Btz is double-screw steel torpedo
catcher. and carries nine machine guns she is
Of $500 indicated horsepower, with a speed or
231 knots.
Paris Nov. 20-The French torpedo-boat La
Tleche has been ordered 20 proceed 10 smyrna
70 ioin Admiral Maigret's division. The cruiser
Linois has been ordered to proceed 70 the coast
Of Syria.
Rome. Nov. 20-The Italian squadron has ar
rived at Smyrna.