The Sun.
London, England, 1829-06-09 00:00:00

TURKISH POLITICS.

(From the Deronport Telegraph.)
Our intelligent correspondent in the MediterranOi:
has this week favoured us with the following ilteof
esting information from Smyrna to the en'

I

April : nd
" The true reason for the disgrace of the gra
vizier, Izet Mehemet, still continues a mystery 018
public. It is currently reported that the visit 11'8
made by the Sultan and his Divan to the Dardellej des
was to elucidate the cause of his persecution tows,'
Jussuf Pacha, of Varna notoriety, the latter .havit •
in a letter, justified himself in the Sultan's eY
against the charge of treachery. It is well knoWP
that Jussuf Pacha was despoiled of his treasury ti2r,
Izet Mehemet, when in command of the army in r`i
Morea, and through his interest was superseded, an,,
exiled to Aleppo in 1824. Jussuf, while there,
represented, by an English gentleman, who fre
a;
quently had opportUnities of conversing with him,
being an intelligent clever man. Izet Mehemet, I°
his lute station as Prime Minister, has always bee:,
feared from his barbarous propensities. His last a"
of the past year was the beheading, with his oWrif
hand, his young and beautiful wife, the daughter
a Romeliot Greek, for being discovered by hit' in
raising her lattice to witness an aquatic process'
passing under her balcony towards Constantinople't
The Arab army, under Ibrahim Paeha of E.gYI? '
are destined to act against the Russian army in 2"fill'i;
The Sultan has returned to Constantinople it' .
steam-boat much gratified by his excursion and v 1,9,0
to all the fortifications on the sea of Marmora:
his leaving he thanked Captain Kelly, and requested •
his acceptance of a purse containing two thousevon
five hundred piastres. He displayed while. ce
board great penetration and nautical exper'llio
beyond what was possible to be entertained. .toi,
favourite practice is to go incog. about the call.'
and is frequently to be seen in the morning 1.89
small boat with two rowers among the merehi—c,
vessels. The many changes which have latelYlsb
cuffed in the Ottoman Cabinet may occasion a
of information relative to its present compesitllo.
although it is expected other modifications are an
tended on the Terdjchat or raising of the Bail
festival similar to Lent :

Grand Vizier—Redschid Mehemet Pacha. 1130
Caimacan of Constantinople—(or Lieutenant of
Grand Vizier absent)—Hulusai Alirnet Pacha. raid
Kickaya Bey—(Minister of the Interior)--Iladge
Effendi. ellort
Reis ul Kintab—(or Reis Effendi, Grand Chill° test
or Minister of Foreign Affairs) —Seid Mehemet re°
Effendi. I Al'
Tchaous Bachi—(Grand Marshal of the Palace'''.
taulah, and, by abbreviation, Altah Effendi. , of
These five functionaries are the principal Minis is
the Porte, that is to say, of the Palace of the Grand Tr,ool
Deftendar—(Comptroller-General of Finance)-•'
Effendi.
Hububat--(lnspector of Provisions)—Abrnet
Giumruck Ernmi—(Head of the Customs)---2k"
Effendi.
Dzarb Khane Etnnai (Master of the Mint)-4eld
durahman Hafes Effendi. 1• dr
and 1'

These four Ministers, or chief of departments
pendents. AVIDs
paCchaap.udan Pacha—(Grand Admiral)—Paputzi
014
Tezzana Emmi—(Minister of the Navy, Arsztodi,'
Materiel of War)—Mehemet Sadick Effendi. of
Nazir—(Governor of Galatea and of Pera, coo"-
the Port)—Ali Bey. the
Commander-in. Chief of the Bosphorus, resident on
Eurean side—Osman Paella. , tsi
Coopmmander-in-Chief on the Casuata side, resident
Scutari—Missirli Ali Bey.

ARMY.
Commander-in-Chief—The Grand Vizier.
Pre
Commander of the new organized troops after the
pean custom—Halil Pacha.
Pacha of Adrianople—Usseim Aga Pacha. Atiofid
Seraskier of the new organized troops at Conetani;ache'
and inspector-general of accounts—Hosren Mebernet:.ooll
The harbour of Nicopoli, where now lays the D.; tbe,
fleet, is represented to be good. The position being "-Jae
south of the Balkan mountains, and within 0114aioni
march of Constantinople, has caused serious apPrePe;ratiri
to be entertained. At Smyrna, the Ocean, $6,171. .-9
Raleigh. Wolfe and Blonde at Egina. rait.°T
panies all well. The Samarany take. the Ocea-:141,5,
top-mast down to Malta, it having been shook 111 criff,
'ling, and returns with another. Admiral HeYde,t,,fer,
a squadron, at Egina and Poros. Admiral De 11,11;:;ren'''
to France ; Admiral Rossomi takes command. 'lBt-
ting at Malta. Pelican at Corfu station.
and

A meeting of the fine jaconet weave 11,
others was held at Bolton on Monday evening I°tritsfigt.'i
delegates from the Manchester union of jaconet IP"
attended, and one of them read an address, sh°svAl4—itire
benefit to be derived from a co-operation of tlii6 "001
tion of workmen, in each town, in preventing AnY
reduction of their wages. The address was well re ;
ciorerg'
A list of prices paid in Manchester was also re 3, tsfer
which was acknowledged to be higher than our mau,"B",,,
are paying for the same fabrics. A committee jai
pointed to form an union in Bolton, an the me°
parated.—Bolton Chronicle.