The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-30
NE WILL REORGANIzE THE ARMY.
Will Not Accept a Definite Man.
date from King or Boule.
GREEKS TWICE ATTACKED.
Turks Assail Pharsala- II epulsed
Again at Velestino.

r.,n win at Once Raise the Army to Hts max.
eruits and Forwarding Then to tho
Front - He win Ge % Thessaiy ana Ne
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS REFUSED 70 ResiEn. and
says he Could Have Saved the Country
Had He Remained In omee-The Advance
Guard or the Turks Attacks the Greek
Pesitions at Pharsaln- Fighting Again
at velcstino - -Four Turkish warships
Aground in the Dardnnenes-Women ana
children at vole Have Been Placed on
ahips in the Hsrbor Turkey Jubilant>
Special Cable Dispatches to THE SUE.
ATHENS, April 2e.-An doubt as to the over
throw Of the Delyannis Ministry was dispeled
this evening when King George instructed the
leaders of the Opposition to form q Cabinet to
replace that of which NJ. Delyannis was the
head. Tho only stipulation made by tho King
was that NJ. Theotoki should have q portfolio in
the new Cabinet.
subsequently the leaders Of the Opposition
went to the legislative chamber and summoned
amectins of their followers. The question a. to
discussed, and it was finally arranged that the
new Cabinet should be made VI as follows,
Prime Minister-M. Ralh-
Minister of Marine-M. Eutaxias.
Minister Of Foreign Affairs-M. skouioudiaL
Minister of war-Col. Tsamavoa.
Minister of Finance-M. simopoulo.
Minister of the Interior-M. Theotokd
Minister of Justice and Instruction-M. Amy
lakos.
This list was submitted TO the King, and WIN
undoubtedly meet with his approval.
The new Cabinet will present itself In the
Chamber tomorrow, when It will demand o
vote OF confidence.
II 1.-THE Chamber expresses its confidence in the
new Government, NJ. Ralli and Col. Tsamavos
will start for Pharsals. In Thessaly, whore tho
Greek army il now stationed.
The Cabinet is made up of followers of NJ.
Ralli and the late Primo Minister Tricoupis.
Greek coalition Ministries have always boon
strong during the continuance Of crises bringing
about a union OF parties.
NJ. Rail-, the new Prime Minister. Is the chief
Of the Neo-Hellenic party. NJ. Delyannis had
held power for Just two years.
NM. Kanaris and Deligeorgis were asked by
NJ. Rali to accept portfolios. but they refused.
NJ. Delyannis refused to resign, and the King
acted without him. When questioned this
evening regarding his refusal to accede to the
request OF the King for his resignation, H..
Delyannis said that he refused to resign be-
cause II he had done SO his action would have
been misunderstood. He added that no had ad-
vlsed King George to dismiss his Government,
and this he had done.
Continuing, N. Delyannis said that IL he had
remained in Office he would have rescued tho
country from its embarrassments without preju-
dice. and he could have obtained q rectihcation
efthe Grecian frontier by abandoning Crete.
The Chamber met this evening. but was again
without a quorum. and another adjournment
was taken until tomorrow.
The avowed policy Of tho new Ministry ID to
OBTAIN an honorable peace through war.
LONDON. April 29.-The Athens correspondent
Oh the Daily Telegraph has had an inter
view with NJ. Ralli. tho new Primo Min
"ter, In which he said that his policy
would consist Of reorganizinR tho army
and raising 1t to Its maximum strength,
~equipping and forwarding numeroua racrr,ta
and volunteers from Athens to the front. re-
establishing order in the interior. and obtaining
satisfactory solution of tho foreign questions
Affecting Greece.
ne added that he would not accept any definite
mandate from either the King or Chamber and
would not be hampered by q programme. He
would be guided solely by the data supplied by
1careful study of the situation.
4he late Cabinet Of NJ. Dclyannis was made
up as follows:
PRESIDENT of tho Council and Minister of
tlnance-M. Delyannis.
minister of the Interior-M. Mavromichalls.
Sihister Of Foreign Affairs-M. skouzes.
mihistor OF Justice-M. Varvoglis.
minister Of Marine-M. Levides.
minister of WARM. Col. SmolenitS.
minister Of Public Instruction-M. Petides.
TURKS ON THEIR DIGNITY.
lucy Arc InoIinsa TO Think They Caa Get
along Very We'll without the Powers.
coNsTANTlNorLE, April 29.-The Turks have
Secome extremely belllcose since learning the
STSea'S OF the victories of tho Turkish forces in
inessaly and Epirus, and ara beOinnin0 IN ia.