New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-09
THE POWERS DEMANDACTION
rur!I REPRESENTATIVES TO INSIST
UPON SECOND GUARDSrIPS.
I'm pAc1IA STILL AT THE BRITISH EMBASSY
TUE ANGLO ARMENIAN ASSOCIATION
ACCUSES TIE KAisER-AN INTER-
VIEW WITH MoU-

RAD BEY.

london Dec. S-A dispatch from Constanti-
,on,e dated December 6. says that all the repre-
.entatives Of the Powers have now received in
sructions from their governments to insist upon
che admission of second guardships to Constan-
,,nope Action on the demand is therefore i'm
ninent
said Pacha. the ex-Grand Vizier still remains
=. the British Embassy where he sought refuge
,sreving that his life was In danger He Is
ohdurate to all the Sultans appeals to leave
the place. The Sultan sent one of the palace
shsikhs 10 the Embassy TO persuade Said Pacha
10 leave but the Sheikh failed as completely as
had previous messengers from the palace After
,he Sheikh had left admittance was refused 10
su other messengers from the Sultan His Maj
sstv thereupon requested the dpomatists of the
other Powers to make representations to Said,
but they will make no attempt to bring pressure
n bear upon him. They will leave him entire
liberty Of action in the negotiations between him.
self and the palace. The resolution adopted by
.he diplomatists az their meeting Thursday,
which WAS later hande,. to Said Pacha by Baron
Won Calice the Austrian Ambassador. was to
,his effect 1t also referred to the Powers sup
norting Said Pacha If he should accept the Grand
yizierate. which the Sultan has asked him to do
The dispatch adds that Friday, during the
selamik when the Sultan goes to the mosque to
perform his devotions. incident occurred that
caused a great commoton. As the Sultan was
leaving the mosque. a in Turkish dress,
holding a petition IN Of his hands pushed
through the Gordon Of military guarding the
route and threw himself in front Of the imperial
carriage He was Immediately arrested and
hustled off 10 prison The affair created much
excitement owing 10 the general feeling of anx-
iety The Sultan completely unnerved. and
Ms face was deathly pale. There Is no doubt
that he thought attempt was about to be
made on his life The contents of the petition
are unknown
The Berlin correspondent Of The Standard
{eegraphs that he hears that the diplomatists
IN Constantinope are negotiating TO fix day
when the second guardships shall, with the Sui
tan's permission steam up TO the Turkish capt.
tai
dispatch to The Times" from Rome says
that advices received in that city from Con-
etantinople are to the effect that the represen-
tatives of the Powers have agreed TO propose a
definite date when the Sultan must reply TO the
demands that extra guardships be permitted to
enter the Bosphorus.
PRAISED FOR HARBORING SAID PACHA.
Lord Salisbury has sent a message to Sir
Philip Currie. the British Ambassador. express
ing his approval of his conduct in harborlng
Said Pacha. In the mean time the gates Of the
Embassy are c!OSeG ana lOIce lIOHi tue
patrols the grounds
THE Daily News" will tomorrow publish
dispatch from Constantinople. dated yesterday.
saying II is believed that the messengers sent
by thu Sul.a- Ia Said Pacha EXPIRE ssSd greet
regard for him, and assured him that he was
mistaken in regard to His Majesty's Intentions
The dispatch adds that 1t is probable that Said
will voluntarily leave the embassy.
Prime Minister Salisbury has written a letter to
the President of the Armenian Relief Fund in
forming him that the British Consul at Moosh
telegraphed to Sir Philip Currie December
that many Armenians in the Bits district were
without food and in danger of starvation
Mr. Gladstone has written to the Anglo-Armen-
Ian Association commenting the proposal to hold
meeting in London Tuesday He says that the
case Of the Armenans has been rendered even
graver by the astonishing language ascribed to
the German Emperor, an ascription In which Mr..
Gladstone says he trusts there is not word Of
truth Mr. Gladstone does not indicate what
ptterance Of the Emperor he refers 70.
THE Times" will tomorrow publish a dis
patch from Constantnople saying that NJ Nell
doT the Russian Ambassador. informed the rep
resentatlves of the other Powers on Friday that
he was prepared to follow up the guard ships
question The message that the Ambassador de-
Nvered to the Sultan to-day was in connection
with this matter. Inc REPRESENTATIVES "iN
awaiting the result Of NJ. Nelidoffs audience
with His Majesty.
The dispatch adds that an trade appointing
Said Pacha as Grand Vizer may be issued at
any moment The determination of ex-Grand
Vizier Said Pacha TO leave the country remains
nDbroken.
Constantinople Dec S-The British Embassy
Is surrounded by police spies.
A Trustworthy writer declares that 1.2Oo Ar
nnenians and ten Turks have been slain In Sivas.
DOES THE KAISER ENCOURAGE THE SUI
TAN?
The Central News says that the Council Of the
anglo Armenian Association has adopted
resolution to the effect that the Council con-
siders the reference 10 Gormanys atu'uoe
toward Turkey, made by Emperor William IN
his speech opening the session OF the Reichs'ae'
6irec,,v encourages the Sultan TO continue the
work of destruction in Armenia, ana Gaining
unon the Ministers of Europe to disassocia'e
,le,oselves from the Emperors views.
7, his sneech Emperor William said that the
closest attention was being given to the de-
plorabe events which were taxing piace III
Turkey. Germany, he added, viewed the stua-
ton in the light Of the existing treaues' anu
well-tested principles Of Germany pohcE' u
which she intended to remain true uerNiah!
was ready at all times 10 cooperate WIN 'ne
Powers called upon by their interests Tor the
preservation Of peace The unanmity OF the
resolution of the Powers to observe eHls'ns
treaties and support the SuItap In restoring
orderly conditions, gave reason TOT nope 'h"'
their united efforts would not fan or success
Paris Dec s-Mourad Fey, Imperial ottoman
Commissioner Of the Public Debt, who lately fled
from Constantinople fearing arrest, has arrived
An this city The Figaro" publishes an inter
view with him. In which ne says that the Sui'dHs
advisers are responsible for the present ue,eSt
able policy IN Turkey The Crisis wouu u. i,o De
ipsta honest