New-York tribune., 1895-12-11

A NEW CABINET CRISIS
FRESH BATCH OF
REVOLUTIONARY
PLACARDs
Constantnople Dec 10-The Sultan has issued
an trade permitting the extra guardshlps. de-
manded by the Powers. to come to Constantine
pie Thus after many delays and much dipo-
macy the vexatous question is. 1t is hoped. final
y settled.
NJ Nedoff the Pussian Ambassador to Tur-
kew sent a communication to the Sultan Inform
ing His Majesty that his diplomatic colleagues
had resolved to insist upon the admission OF addi-
tional guardships through the Dardanelles he
also appealed to the Sultan In the name OF the
Car to take the matter into most serious consid-
Grafton He believed he said. that should the
Sultan refuse to grant the necessary permits, the
additional ships would be ordered to enter the
Hellespont without them the warships of the
foreign squadrons probably supporting them.
1t Is stated that the losses sustained by the
missionaries at Marash by the destruction OF
their property during the riot.ng there amount
TO 400 (Turkish).
The rumor is revived that the Armenians here
are preparing to make fresh demonstration IN
view of what they term the apathy OF the
a
massacres
1t is rumored that several superior military OF
ficers including Ismet Pacha. one of the Sui
tan's household, and Hassan Djemi Pacha, an
aide-de-camp Of His Majesty, have fled from the
CITY, It having reached their ears that they were
suspected of being connected with the Young
Turkey party, which is agitatng In favor OF
constitutional government on the lines laid down
In the constitution of 1875.
Before leaving the British Embassy last even
ing whittier ne had fled, believing his life 10 be
in danger, the exGrand Vizier, Said Pacha, re-
quested the Sultan to grant him permission 10
leave the country with his family. What action
the Sultan took on the request Is not KNOWN
but the fact that Said Pacha left the Embassy
and returned to his residence Is taken as PROOF
that His Majesty must have given the strong
est assurances that no harm would befall him
here.
A report is being circulated by Palace officials
that Said Pacha is crazy, and 1t Is also asserted
upon the same authority, trat his brother died
insane
TERRIBLE SUFFERING IN ARMENIA
Reports continue to arrive showing that the pill
Laying and burning Of Armenian villages In Ar
menia, especially in the vayet Of Van are going
on as though the Sultan had issued no orders 10
the authorities to stop it, and, despite the of1cai
declarations that order has been restored every
where excepting Zeioun.
The peasants are suffering terribly, and their
misery Is increased by the bitter cold that is now
prevailing in that part OF the country Large
numbers Of them are wandering. without food
and with scanty clothing. On the mountains seek
Ing to escape from the Kurds, who hunt them as
though they were wild beasts
Impartial accounts that have reached here con-
tradict the stories that the Armenlans PROVOKED
the disorders and declare that the massacres were
the result of skilfuly arranged plan to obiiter-
ate the Armenians. 1t Is h)teworthy that the
massacres have chiefly occurred in the Villayets
for which the reform scheme was recently wrung
from the Sultan.
ian Ambassador here that he estimates the num-
Der Of homeless Armenians in the six vilayets IN
the northeastern part Of Anatoa at nearly haH
a million.
Major Williams and Major Bulman. the newly
appointed British Vice-Consuls at Van and Slvas,
will start for their posts tomorrow. Sir Philip
Currie the British Ambassador, has applied to
the Porte for exequaturs for them IN ADDITION
to their passports If the Porte delays In grant
ing the exequaturs, the Nice-Consuls VIII pro-
ceed without waiting for them
new batch of revolutionary placards was
posted about the city today. They were most
numerous in the Kassm Pacha quarter
large konak. or villa, used by the Sultan for
the accommodation Of imperial guests was
burned on Saturday the fire originating from a
London. Dec. 10-"The Daily News" will to-
morrow publish dispatch from Vienna saying
that adylces received there from Constaninople
are tn the effect that a new Cabinet crisis has
arisen. -
The dispatch adds that several Of the Euro
pean Foreign Ministers INCLUDING Count Golu-
chowski the Austrian Minister OF Foreign
Affairs expressed their sympathy with said
Pacha through the embassies in Constaninople
The dispatch further says that Said Pacha TOOK
with him to the British Embassy important
aners compromising members Of the Sultans 8
suite. - go - ,,,x A.,
notch from Berlin saying it is rumored there
that Said Pacha will again be made Grand
Vizer ,-,, s.
Perrin. Dec. l0-The "Tagblatts" correspondent
at Athens telegraphs that the Forward party
demands the recall of the Greek Patriarch at
Constantinople on the ground that he is too
friendly toward Turkey.
The "Frankfort Gazette" has dispatch from
ST petersburg saying that a majority Of the
marines there and at Cronstadt have been or
dered to proceed to Sabastopol and Nicolaief to
man the Black Sea fleet
Washington Dec l0-The Turkish Legation
received from the Sublime Porte the following
telegram under to-days date:
Although Lord Salisbury said in his speech
nj brighton that His Imperial Majesty the Sultan
ever sent him letter or written communication
direct yet certain newspapers Interpreted In that
fact and in conformity with the usual practice only
o message was communicated to Lord SALISBURY
through the Intermediary of the Imperial Embassy
In London.
OFF on Long WHALING CRUISE
Boston Dec 10-At 9:30 o'clock this morning the
whaling bark Swallow. owned by Richard T. Green.