New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04

nOR-HCNGARA HAS NJ bfSipNN W
THE PoRTI-srRvIvoRs OF
FEREp ISLAM OR
THE SWORD.
.r,.on. Dec. s-"The Daily News" will to-
roorrow publish dispatch from Vienna saying
cha, the Turkish Embassy there has received
telegram saving that the Sultan has resolved to
hreak off all diplomatic relations in CONSTANT
ronle II the Powers force a passage of the Oar
daroues with their second guardships
paris. Dec. S.--The st. Petersburg correspond
ont Of "L'Eclair'' asserts that the British Am
bassador recently submitted to Prince Lobanoff.
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. scheme for the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of Turkey. Prince Lobanof re-
n,ied tina, Russia would not consider any pro-
nasal affecting the integrity OF the Turkish
dynasty.
Rome Dec s-The italian cruiser Piedmont
has been ordered to rejoin the Italian squadron
IN I>vant.
Puaapest. Dec an the Lower House OF the
Hungarian Diet to-day Baron Bauffy. Prime
Minister Of Hungary said that Austria har-
bored no designs whatever against Turkey, her
interest being centred wholly in preserving
peace.
Boston Dec This noon the Rev. DR. Jud-
son smith Secretary Of the American Board
received the following cable dispatch from
representative of the Board in Constantinopie;
Letters received show most hendish work in the II.
vicinity Of Sivas and Harpoo' t nress,rs was
fered Islam OF the sword CIr1 5a pr - ,ho a.
brought bear upon them RemltianSes TO me IN,
manI centres Winter is at hand. Hurry the re-
mittances
The consoling fact 10 the Board in this dis
match is that remittances can now be MADE 10
the missionaries and Armenians in some of the
places where they have been confined to their
homes and threatened with starvation through
practical Imprisonment and inability 10 secure
supplies.
Washington Dec s.-The Turkish Legation re-
ceiyed from the Sublime Porte the following teie-
gram under to-days date;
The Armenian agitators Of Zie and Caesarea
arel on the NIussulnans az the Bazaar Nse.i PR
taken by the authorities. order has been lmmeUl-
aiey restored.
K,anu Pacha the former Grand Nizier. has not
been sent to Aleppo. It was recently reported by
cable The Constantinople correspondent OF lie
semaphore" Marsees paper. writing on Novem-
her IS gives some particulars in regard to the
whereabouts OF the ex-Vzier. whose dismissal, to-
rether with the resignation OF Nubar Pacha the
ECvptian Prime Minister forebode the Sutans re-
slstance 10 British diplomatic requests. kiamil
Pacha had been ordered 10 start within twenty-tohr
hours after his dismissal from the NiZierate Tor
ernor That order almost equivalent 10 death
sentence since Kiami. a man seventy-sx years OF
age and in bad health. could hardly stand the rea-
lively long sea voyage Still he left his konak,
or residence ana went board the vessel which
was 10 take him 10 AleXandretta
Bur lust at the moment when the steamer was
70 leave her dock q Sutan's order received. au-
thorizng Klamil 10 delay his departure. That was
due 10 the efforts OF the doctors belonging 10 the
Embassies OF Russia, Germany, France and Aus
tria who had signed consultation TO the effect
that Kiamil suffering from neutrality-suspicious., was
Incapable OF supporting the fatigues OF voyage
from Constantnope 10 Aleppo. The ex-Grand NiZler
had known during his short tenure OF office now 10
secure the friendship OF the diplomatic corps More
over the German .Amba ssadOr Baron Won Saurna
isltch sent his first drogman 10 the Porte TO ask
whether Kiamil really banshed. In which case
he would be deprived OF the Grand Cross OF the Red
Eagle a measure calculated 10 displease the Berlin
Chancellerie. The Sultan then sent a reply that
Kiamn Pacha was neither in disgrace nor banshed.
and that according the best evidence OF his APP
ureciaton OF his services he had decided TO appoint
him Vail OF Aida, the most important province or
the Empire
Kiamli Pacha returned 10 his konak where he
remained a few days under surveillance Of agents
from the palace. and examination of his
health was prescribed. The doctors concluded that
he could stand a short voyage, and he left final
~ FOR Smyrna, board the imperial yacht Izaier,
escorted by two-ads-de-camp OF the Sultan. not
much 10 90 honor 10 him as TO watch his move
that Kiamil had secured large popularity.
count OF his resistance an international policy
which he considered injurious 10 the Ottoman
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