New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-26

cr,xn v1zIER DEpREcATEs A NAVAL
REORGANIZATION OF THE
RECENT MAssAcnEs RELATED
BY THE CoNsUts
,,-och,npton Nov. 25-Dispatches to the state
Denartment from Minister Terrell give reasS"i-
ing news of the condition OF AFFAIRS III 'he per
turbcd districts of Turkey. Mr.. ierre" s'''
that he is now officially assured that Pro'eo"o
uiu be afforded to three American wo"e" a.
HadiIn. who had been threatened by Mussu'-
mans These are the women FOR whose safety
Mr. Terrell Is said TO have maze vigorous W.
nand on the Porte. coupled with the statement
according to the report that he "ouid can ioi
tho decapitaton of the Governor Oh t"e fio-
vince in which Hadjn is situated II they were
injured According to Mr.. TcrreiIs dispatches
tho Provinces have been quiet TOT 'he i"''
three days and the outlook Is pet'er' ne "'''
49,, .o,oo,rams from Aintab and Marsovans re-
mort that the missionaries are safe anu P'o-
tected: that he Is now able to report 'ha' al
of the 172 American missionaries III Aia'o"'
are under protection. Mr. Terrell also says '"a'
the Porte has given assurances ''"' '""
oulllity will soon be restored
Copstontinople Nov PA. w. Terrell. the
American Minister, has received a dispa'ch
from Aintab confirming the dispatches receNen
by the representatives, Of the Inted fTess'
which stated that the Americans there were
safe owing to the Profession that Ia row az
forded 10 them by the Government. Mr. Ter
reIl expresses himself as satisfied with the con-
dition Of affairs at Aintab, 50 far as the Amer
leans are concerned. The missionaries at Ain
fab are DR.. and Mrs. Americas Fuller. the Rev.
Charles s Sanders Mrs. NJ A. Trowbridge
Miss Ellen NJ. Pierce and Miss Elizabeth NJ
Trowbrdge.
Berlin Nov 25-"Das Tageblatt" asserts that
Germany, Russia and France have concluded an
alliance committing them to common act!1n on
all questions concerning Turkey
The Constantinople correspondent OF the Frank
fort "Zeltung' teegraphs that he has had an in
tervlew with HALL Rifaat Pacha. the Grand
Vizier in which he was assured that order would
be restored in few days II foreign Influences
ceased to operate. The Grand Nizier added that
the threatened naval demonstration by the Pow
crs and the sending of a second guardship 10
COnstantinople by each OF them would De po-
litical mistakes which would only give fresn
scope for agitation In which case the Porte "ould
decline all further responsibility Tor the security
of foreigners The Grand Vizer added thdt the
Sultan was much gratiiied by the attitude OF
Emperor William Several Berlin papers report
that the recall Of NJ Nedoh. the Russian Am
bassador to Turkey. is impending
London. Nov 25-"The Daily News to-mor-
row will publish a letter from its Constant
rople correspondent, in which he dilates on the
horrors Of the latest massacres. the most awful
stories If which are contained In the official re-
norris of the ConsIs. The massacres Of the last
three or four weeks put those which occurred
some time ago al Sassoun and Moosh entire!y
In the background. More persons were Killed
than were murdered in the Bulgarian atrocities
in 1876. and the massacres are only paraiieled d!
that which took place at Chic.
The correspondent OF the United Press IN
Constantinople telegraphs under yesterdays
date that the Governor Of Harpoot where the
American mission buildings were burned al
tho time OF the recent massacres there, mas
neon decorated with an order of merit. the
correspondent also says that the chief objection
OF the Porte to the admission OF the nlteu
States cruiser Marblchcad into the Bosphorus'
for which Minister Terrell made application
was that she too large, ON! small YES
sells being allowed TO enter.
Boston Nov. 25-The Rev. d.. Judson Smith,
secretary of the American Board Of Commits
sioners for Fofegn Missions. this morning re-
oeived letters from nearly all the Boards
American missionaries in Constantinope
These letters confirm the reports of Turkish
barbarties and give additional minor details
one of the letters says that the American
missionaries In Constantinople have compared
notes Of all reports, and believe that ABOUT
fifteen thousand Armenians have been mas
sacred in tho last six months. and that ABOUT
two thousand Turks have been killed. Inc
Armenian estimates double these hgures bnt
those of the Americans are confirmed by many
of the Turkish officials.