New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
THE PORTE STILL DILATORY.
TURKEY AND CHINA MADE TO FEEL THE
NEW CO-RUssIAN POLICY.

TIE GAR MAY APPEAL TO PEKING TO STOP ENG
rJsH AND GERMAN INTRIGUING.
constantinople June 2s.-The First Dragomans OF
the British. French and Russian embassies haa u
long conference on June Is with Turkhan Pacna'
Minister NJ Foreign Affairs The foreign represen-
tatiyes insisted that the Porte should indicate what
particular points i'm the proposals in regard to the
administration OF affairs in Armenia the lurh'S"
Government desired TO have disguised IurKhan
Pacha was very dilatory in replying. and the answer
he finally made was equivocal and altogether unsat
isfactory II Is now expected that the Powers VIII
present a note to the Porte asking for spec'hc
reply within "A fixed period.
Cologne June 2s-The "Gazctte's' correspondent
at st. Petersburg says that u the INN s not
accented in the entirety OF its terms by China. Rus
STA will send note to Peking protesting asains,
the intrgues of Germany and England against
Russian interests In China.
It looks as though bullying had become recently
a feature Of European diplomacy. That feature IS
MAINLY visible in two cable dispatches printed above
the most stupcndous of which il the one stating
that Russia intends to force China into accept
ing a loan from her lin the entirety OF the terms
proposed by the Muscovte statesmen Debtors pr
yate or internal onal always ready 10 accept
the money offered them. but they want. usually. 10
have their say In the writing up OF the . O.
China seems to be denied that right by Russia
which does not even furnish the money TO De
forcbly loaned. but draws It from frehch cap'-
,altsts The Picking Government should be l'i' Tree
70 refuse the money rendered by Russia wn'cn
does not offer TO IL anything similar 70 tnc p,i
ents OF Artaxcres." but demands may -.
torlal concession, the equivalent OF 'ir po ~
money which she wants to loan TO emma IN ~ ~
latter may prefer to deal directly with Japan wch
has displayed considerable lenency after her We
tories. .nafr
Again It Is Russia and France that senI mr. ,,
dragomans TO the Porte to force MIN INTO an ~, ~,
mediate change In his methods OF admihls. 49, No.
in Armenia. The ottoman Govern,isnrn,t , IA, ~
hitherto done its best to ward the pacincauon ", w
the troubles In Asia Minor hut II mus noo Nv
FORGOTTEN that It's hands are somewhat ue' W o
account of the fanatical dispositions OF the tlehT
or Mussulrnan priests and of the MosIeth peoi,,',
ANY precipiiate action in favor or the AtHieid,.'
the Sultan would endanger his thron" anu r.r.. ~,
lie as demonstrated again by the 'ohsPIla az ~,
Nussulman students some OF whom nav, p.' a
mn IN prison quite recently as guilty OF pre-,
pairing revolutionary movement WIN me anm,I
object Of attempting the life or Aniu'- linn mn
some weeks ago. when the Grand Niz!er wa
press.I by the French and Russian An'pasSaiiois ,
"a accept the reprrssve measures propoS"' Hba,'H
IN. Kurls he called their attention TO me iact
that he could not give any answer before IN" ein
Inc Rairarn and Courba Baram. religious cast oI
Tho Noslem world Turknan Pacha. the Minister
~ Foreign Affairs cannot argue now on the sanlc
pretext bat he explain the "quINocdl na'u'' -"
his answer 10 the embassies droeinans ~ saying
ina, ne expects to hear soon or the pacllyins re-
sults which have been reached IN ARMENIA, OF NE
reur.ssvr measures recently ordered by me Hu1-
tan agalns, the oppressors OF the 'hrls'ahs II"
that province