The Sun.
London, England, 1840-07-10 00:00:00

TURKEY.

The Leipsic Gazdte has the following from Constants.
nople :—" Since the dismissal of Khosrew Pacha, a mar-
riage is spoken of between the son of Ibrahim Pacha and
the sister of the reigning Sultan, whojwas to have married
Fethi- Ahmed Pa ..ha. The Sultan had, in the first
instance, granted a pension to Khosrew Pacha, on his
dismi&sal, of 50,000 piastres a-year ; but, having since
heard that be has uttered invectives and menaces
against him, he has exiled Khosrew to Broussa, alter
haying consulted the Divan on the subject. Two dale
before his dismissal, Khosrew gave a splendid breakfast
to the Countess de Woronzow,
probably little imagining that thise
was the last act of attention he could pay to Russia,
Wien Madame do Woronzow was received by the
Sultan, she was covered with decorations, and some per-
s in: who were present even say that on her Amazonian
costume
also be the report that the
Sultan decorated her with the order of Nishan Millar ; but
i. 3 51)had
untrue,the
as may of
a general. This, how-
ever,
it is certain that the Sultan rose, took the Countess by the
woronzow, who could not obtain Krmission to
hand, and invited her to be seated ; a distinction never be-
fore obtained by any other lady. As a compensation to
the wife of Reschid Pacha •-•
;and
:1 '. Irv,' her a grand
• dNii
visit, dinner,
re;
hrra,
ectolidnae.rheimch, all the Ambassadors'
V. mice was performed by
la:lies were invited. A
stne Reschid Pacha caused
some amusement by her manner of handling her spoon and
ibl da3c black actedeu rruaeshi an tc'.
andP rseltaes" es s.
fork, having only .earned to use them a few days before.
The Turks, up to the present time, have used only their
hands at their meals. The Minister for Foreign Affairs
I isss been much censured for employing Frenchmen, whilst
he leases the Turkish employes in arrear, for want of means
to pay them. Amongst other foreigners who are employod
is M. Alphonse Royer, the ex-editor of the Siecle, %hp, was
sent for a month ago from Paris. He has already meeived
his first month's salary of 8,000 piastres. It wa said that
to was to be editor of the Moniteur 0110174 M, but this is
I riot the ease,"

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EVENING EDITION.

THE EDINBURGH REVIEW,
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Will be published on THURSDAY, the 16th.
CeNTENTS.

I. PRESENT STATE and PROSPECTS of BRITISH INDIA-
, RANEE'S ITALIAN NARRATIVE and ROMANTIC POE-

TRY.
3. FELLOWES'S EXCURSION IN ASIA MINOR.
4. CARLYLE on the FRENCH REVOLUTION.
S. SIR ROBERT PEEL'S SPEECH on OPEN QUESTIONS.
6. RECENT SHAKSPERIAN LITERATURE
7. THE NEW THEORY of lOLONIZATION.
S. FOREIGN POLICY of the GOVERNMENT.
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The daring. feats of the celebrated Van Arnim :1h in the New
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Collecti4m of Lions, Leopards, and Tigers, has already created
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THIS EVENING, JULY 10.
Will be acted a New Dramatic Spectacle, entitled
IefUNGO PARKE; OR, THE ARAB OF THE NIGER.
Kitifa. tide Arab, by Van Anaburgh, in which character )re
will be attacked by a leopard anil a tiger, and finally anccunter
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