New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01
RETURN OF THE GUNBOAT.
TUE DRyAp. SENT TO CONsTANTINOPLE.
REJoINs THE BRITISH FLEET.
plrleMArIsrs AWAITING INSTRUCTIONS : AL
,rcrn MASSACRE OF ALI. ARMENIANs IN
pAIByRr--BRIrIsH LIBERALS AND
CONSERVATIVES CLAMoR FOR
DRASTIC MEASURES.

CONSERVATIVES CLAMoR FOR
DRASTIC MEASURES
-..r.inople. Nov. 30.--The situation here
vs. little change. The Cabinets of the Powers
" MT vet reached decision as to what
-, they shall take in regard TO the refusal
,,s Porte 10 issue frmans permitting the
s,hl,ng of the foreign guardships In the Bos-
phorus.
This refusal OH the part Of the Sultan to carry
,, the promises ne made the other day through
. rAv6k Pacha the Turkish Foreign Minister. Is
r.var6ed by the ambassadors here act de-
,nsnding prompt and severe resentment. but as
rho matter has been submitted 10 their respect
I've Governments. the diplomatists are not free
70 act in accordance with their strong desires.
which rather impel them to order the entrance
90 their additional .,uardboats firman no fir
man.
IN the mean time, the Brit.sh gunboat Dryad,
which Sir Philip Curre requested Admiral Sey-
r,our 10 detach from the Mediterranean squadron
and send 10 Constantinople after Tewfk Pachas
assurance that the Sultan would issue the re-
CURED permit for her passage through the OAR
danees has rejoined the British squadron at
salonica. The Oryad had arrived a point near
the western entrance TO the Dardaneles and was
awai. ng instructions there to her movements.
ent" has received Information to the effect that
the entire Armenian population Of Baiburt. sixty
five miles northwest Of Erzeroum. and kurahis-
sar. about fifty miles south Of piarDekir, have
been massacred by I.azes Kurds. The Turkish
population Of Tamzara Joined the kllrds in mas
sacring the Armenans Of that place killing men,
women and children.
London, Nov. 30.-Neither the assent OF the SUI
tan to each Of the Powers having a second guard
ship at Constantinople. nor the PRONUNCIATION OF
paper reforms will quiet the rising public wrath
over the progress OF his policy Of determination
directed against the Christians of Asia Minor
The camor for strong and decisive deailhg WIN
the Sultan comes from Conservatives ana Lid
erals alike The popular CONVICTION grows thds
Abdul Harnid is jockeying with the Powers, ana
that the Palace clique. TO whom his obstinacles
and duplicity are attributed agree VIII out 10
not rule him.
who first directed attention 10 the Armenian out
RACES has since become recognized authority
on the subject He declares that ne mas alipe
evidence tina, the Sultan is personally responsible
for the whole series Of massacres. He explains
that the late ou:rages began as soon as the sui
tan accepted the reforms applying TO SIX Vliayets
giving Christians rights that depended on their
numbers The Ynassacres have been chiefly con-
fined 10 these vilayets. the object being to so re-
duce the number OF Christians as to give them no
claim to any influence. The work or eNterMlna-
ton proceeds as systematically as II is possible
for the Turkish authorities TO carry IL on both
the Kurds and the troops are acting unoer tHe
orders OF the authorities in their work OK piiiage
rapne and murder. ,,ooo.ous
The correspondent estimates that 10000 persons
we're massacred between November II ana NO
yember % while the Sultan was posing oetore
Furope as being desiious of effecting reforms ana
as being benevoient.y inclined toward the Ar
menians. 49, a.
Commenting upon the matter furnished oy its
correspondent 'srhe Speaker says that among
the brutai murderers who are engaged in wiping
GU. the Armenians there Is no one VINO is 30
brutal and criminal as this wretch Aooui Haro
,,.hnsa verv Existence is a reproach to humanity
can the civilized world the paper ASKS, look on
with no stronger feeling than tepd disapproval
while the monster who owes his power 10 'he
protection OF Great Britain. cOnSummate5 cfiihe
That is almost without parallel?