THE SULTAN AND THE GUARDBHIPS.
THE BRITISH AMBASSADOR EEFUSES TO BE DISSUADED. I PttKfT ASSOCIATION 1 (Received December 2, 11 40 a m.) Constantinople, 30th November. Sir Philip Carrie, British Ambassador, had an interview with the Sultan, which lasted two hours, and despite the endeavours of that monarch to persuade him to alter his determination, Sir Philip insisted on ordering H.M.S. Dtyad up to the capital. The European Cabiuets aro considering the grave nature of the situation. (Beoeived December 2, 1 p.m.) Constantinopt/e, Ist December. H.M.S. Dryad baa returned to Salonioa. Rome, Ist December. The Pope is supporting what he desoribes as " the noble and just cause of the Armenians "
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Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 132, 2 December 1895, Page 2
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