The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
MEDITERRANEAN FLEET.
SErER1L MORE DESSELs ORDERED
10 TURKISH WATERs.
All the Americans mt Marsovan Reported
safe and Weii-The British AM
ba.sa5or Stops at Vienna.

CONSTA NTINOPLE. Nov. 2l.-Shakir
Pasha. the Turkish High Commissioners
appointed to enforce the reforms In Arme-
MIA, reports that the Ahmideh Cavalry are
entirely innocent OF participation IN the
recent massaores in Asa Minor, with the
exception OF one troop, which, together
with Hussoln Pasba. the commander OF
the Hamadiesh, will be court-marualled
without delay.
The additional dispatch boats assigned
BY the italian and Austrian Governments
is expected to arrive here tomorrow,
and boats OF other powers VIII follow
shortly. Each government sends one yes
sci additional.
A telegram from Marsovan announces
that all the Americans there are safe and
we'll
LONDON, Nov. 2i.-A special Foreign
ONCE messenger started for Constantine
pie this morning by way OF Ostend and
Vienna. IT Is believed that he Is the
bearer of Lord Salisbury's personal reply
10 the letter Of the Sultan Of Turkey.
SAL1SBURY'S REILLY.
MANCHESTER, Nov. 2l.-The Guar
dian says.
1T is reported that the Sultans letter
TO Lord Salisbury contained a proposal
that after the execution Of the Armenian
reforms he should visit London and other
European capitals for the purpose OF es-
tabiishing an entente with The great pow
ers IN regard TO the future administration
OF affairs in Turkey"
VIENNA, Nov. 2l.-Sir Philip Currie.
the british Ambassador 70 Turkey, who
matted here on his way from London to
ConstantinOple. had q long conference
with Count Goiuchowski, Austrian Min
isier. lie will proceed this evening.
- 81 DAfkSr, Nov. I.-,Baron Danny
Premier OK Hungary. replying 10 an in
terpellation upon eastern affairs In the
Hungdrian Chamber Of Deputies this
morning. said that the representatives. OF
the Powers had directed the attention on
the Porte 10 the necessity Of the lnstltu~
ton Of reforms In Asia Minor Happily.
he said. Turkey had recognized the ne
cessity for these reforms. and had sent
troops 20 suppress the troubles.
The Powers had sent naval squadrons
into Turkish water. Baron Dainty said.
hut he could make the reassuring state
ment that the powers would assist Tur-
key 20 maintain order.
ROME. Nov. 2l.-King Humbert return
ed 20 Rome this morning.
n IS reported that the Government Of
France has sent 10 the Foreign Minister.
Baron Blanc. a friendly dispatch approx
ing ltaly's views upon the eastern ques-
ton.
cONsTANTINOPLE. Nov. 2l.-Hon. A.
W. Terrell. the American Minister has
induced the Porte 10 telegraph TO the
officials at kharpout to grant the Ameri-
can missionaries there a safe conduct to
the Black Sea.
The appointment Of Bahri Pasha as
military commander of the AeppO dis
trict has unfavofabiy impressed the IL
plomatic circles here
The representatives OF the foreign pow
ers. especially the Hon. VI. III. Herbert
the British Charge d'Anaires. have init
mated 10 the Porte that they cannot
answer for the consequence should the
ArIacmans at Zetoun be massacred a. II
they surrender. az it T. said that they
will be. owing u the Efforts Of tho Ar
menians Tatriarchs.
LONDON, Nov 1.-THE Standard VIII
tomorrow publish a dispatch from Con
stautiuople. saying that the council when
assembled last night. and was still SIT
Eng at the time the dispatch was sent
considering the question OF admitting aH-
dItiona1 gun-boats 10 the Bosphorus.
All the ministers and nigh clvl niii'.ts
aud naval officials were sharing i'm the
discussion as If il s felt that the issue
is of the grayest kind.