New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29
POWERS WARN THE SULTAN
INTERVENTION SEEMS CLOSE.
POUEPARLERS BETWEEN PARIS LON
DON. ROME AND ST. PETERSBURG.

~ HANorAux coNFERs WITH THE TURKISH
AMBASSADOR IN PARIS AND CALLS A HALT
on THE OTTOMAN ApvANcE-THE SUI
TAN BELIEVED TO DE READY
TO TREAT WITH GREECE
Paris. April 2S.-The following seml-ofilcial
announcement was issued this afternoon:
"Pourparers between Paris London. Rome
and ST. Petersburg. with the view Of attempting
mediation between Turkey and Greece. have
been very active, and are now assuming more
precise form. 1t is hoped that the opportunity
10 mediate will arise before long. Germany and
Austria are kept informed Of the progress OF
the negotiations, and do not disapprove Of
them"
The French newspapers urge the Powers TO
intervene between Turkey and Greece. espe
cialy az the fate Of the Greek dynasty Is now in
volved. and as Turkey has every to be
satisfied with her victories. While Greece must
accept the inevitable.
London. April 2S.-A dispatch 70 THE Daily
Mail" from Paris says that NJ. Hanotaux. the
French Foreign Minister had fve-hours in
terview to-day with the Turkish Ambassador 1t
is understood that the subject under discussion
was the terms upon which the Powers TO
base their intervention between Greece and
Turkey.
The Daily News" correspondent at Paris says
that NJ. Hanotaux. in the course Of the confer
ence urged the Turkish Ambassador TO advise
the Sultan TO hold out the olive branch TO Greece
adding that if the Turkish troops went further
France would be compelled TO come forward as
the defender Of the Christian cause. In that
event said NJ. Hanotaux Turkey would have the
most reason to regret the Intervention Of the
Powers. which would not prop for the
ottoman Empire 1t Is understood that NJ
Hanotaux expressed the earnest hope that the
Turkish Government would not make the serious
mistake Of increasing the difficulties Of the task
OF Europe.
Matters at Athens are likely to remain un-
changed until the Ministerial crisis is settled.
when overtures from the Powers 10 intervene
are expected. The Sultan is said 10 he willing to
listen 10 terms.
The downfall Of the Delyannis Cabinet is taken
for granted, though il has not actually occurred.
NJ. Rail- who is likely TO succeed Delyannis. was
equally keen for war.
Athens. April 2S-The British Minister here.
E. H. Egerton, paid long visit to the King yes
terday, and the newspapers connect the incident
IN the war between Turkey and Greece.
Vienna. April 2S.-The newspapers Of this city
81. Petersburg and Budapest comment upon
the meeting Of the Emperors Of Russia and Aus
tria as being evidence Of an agreement Of the
Powers 70 bring 10 an end speedily the war be-
tween Turkey and Greece
Budapest. April 2S.-In the lower House Of the
Hugarian Diet to-day Count Apponyi the Op-
position leader interpellated the Premier, Baron
Banffy. TO whether. if the territorial status
quo and the granting Of autonomy to Crete are
the guiding principles animating the Powers,
the moment has not arrived TO END the aimless
and politically detrimental war" and whether
the object of Emperor Francis Joseph's visit 10
ST. Petersburg is to modify the conditions OF
alliances or. without modifying them, con-
clude an arrangement with Russia on the East
ern question"
st. Petersburg. April 2s.-Emperor Francis
Joseph Of Austria and the Gar were present to-
day at brilliant review OF the troops Of the st.
Petersburg garrison.
Rome April 2S.-It is believed here that the
Powers will intervene between Turkey and
Greece after the Turks have captured Vclo