The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-07-31
TuRKEr.-The following is from the correspon
dent Of London paper:

dent of London paper:
CONFERENCE.-The, June l2-On The morni,g oo
TIE 10Th instant, the Sultan entered the Golden
Horn in the steam frigate Esseri Djedid Joy 1.-THE
return OF their sovereign seemed to be general
amongst the orxs. From the moment The steamer
win the Imperial standard a, ing at the main came
abreast Of the Seven Towers the different baitere.
as well as The ships of-war at anchor in The Bosnbo
rus continued to fire saues till his Hehness entered
the palace OF Beglerbcrg. Both banks of the Bos-
who presented arms the Sultan passed, whist he
turkish Population, to the number of thousand.
shouted Long live our beloved sovereign long Iiy.
the Emperor" Al night the scene was strikingv
oeauu'ui. On all the heights from the Black Sea to
the Sea OF Marmora fireworks were let of. vhils,
the Bospho us, which was as smooth as LIQUID slycr
mirrored IN IFS waters InnumerabIc lamps arranyeJ
in different devices along its banks
During The absence OF the Sultan, to mark a kind
o. mourning The iavorte spots nIorg the water.
edge, where the natives meet TO smoke and goss,n
10 The evenings, were abandontd and The CARS ,r
closed al an early hour But nov that the Padsbsb
has returned, were heard the tinkng of gtars with
o'her SOUNDS Of rejoicing, along the Asiatc and Eu
ioPean Shores where crowds Of Turks and Rayahs
INDUCED IN their lavorite chiboak and narvikeh
The entrance Of the Sultan into Bru.a tbat On.
clept capital oil the Ottoman empire was very intef
estlng Populations from the four nstions1i,rL
Armenians, Greeks, and Jews--went out soae di.
lance 70 meet ms hghness, and then followed him in
procession 'nso the town The appeal ance of the
Jews-the most crushed of all his subiects-in ,bc,
long robes, singing hymns in the Sutaas praise and
oowmg Their ioretcads TO the earth at each menion
o. ~: name, awakened strange sensations in one
knowing the history Of that unhappy people.
when the Sultan entered the kouak which had
peen prepared Tor hun, he admitted to his presence
The principal people Of the four nations TO whom he
addressed himself in the following words
=! am come amongst you as amongst nv children
LOT look upon you all as such, whatever your orr.
gin or your belief You ought to love each other as
members OF the same family, for are you not brother
amongs you should be The cause of uni,;no ycs
more closely in fraiernal love- Mussulmen Chris.
uahs, Jews, you are all dear to me YOU arc all
my children. If there be one amongst Won who i.
oppressed let him conc forward and Justice shall be
LII "'"a 'ot IS my wish That the laws which are
mace 10 pIo'eot The lives, the properties, and the
no"or oil my subjects be faithfully administefel
Nusu'man, Christian, or Jew, rich or Door soldier
priest or iayman, coDfide in nv love and in M, ms
ucs you are all equal in ny eyes, as you are eGra
oe'o'e 'nc law you shall be all treated a. such and
.he almighty VIII reward on the Judgment day the
honest man and faithful servants
pc'o'e 'ea'ing Brusa, the Sultan m ado The same
presents as al lsmidi to the institution. helooci n
tne o'nerenl sects, At Mytecne he /. said 10 have
given large sum OF money to as.s, m. ;nh. ;,a,
IN the cultivation Of the coil
h'za rscha, who accompanied the sultan through
'oe whole OF his tour, has returned with him 10 Con
stantinople.
ne steamer from Salonca, which arrived here
we icy peore yesterday, brough, eighty-six of the
principal Albanian rebel chiefs tley have since been
ss,'eo 10 ohans to the Seraskiers prison. Other
l asagen. chefs who like those just arrived have
'a'd down their arms and been made ,rsoners 40
expected daily. P'''"''''
" ',' Us now very nearly brought TO state Of
uanqu nay, but the Govcrntne { has still the difficult
o. asv'sng measures for the suppression of fu
.u'e revolt and Of properly enCorc;nu The co,sorip
ton. ' "'b "e consoi'P