New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15

TUKKEY REvoLUIioSIzED.--An intelligent cor
respondent OF the Journal Of Commerce. writing
from London. sketches the movement 0, the
time in various parts OF Europe. and that Of Turkey
in particular he presents in the following Interesting
light. This is indeed a revolution though bloodless
and tranquil:
The Pope having entered the lists as reforIncr will
not surprise you than ind that the Grand Turk
has done the For the fret time in the annals Of
his dynasty the sultan OF Turkey has paid visit 70 his
Asiac domnions, and hi- !eturn received The con
CALCULATIONS o; the ambassadors the Porte Inns Is
the first instance record Of the corps dptoAatt2ae
having had audience en- with the Imperial
Sovereign OF Turkey and by way OF showing s4 'af-
Their innovation his Majesty received Their Ezeerneie7
the stateTooI 10 which they were uhercd una re-
NAMED standing during the whole OF their VISIT
Education TO proceed in Turkey With giant strides
10000 schools are 10 be established orthlth throughout
me country and normal school for teachers Is 10 bc
instituted al Constan nopc under Eni! Pacha. who was
educated a; the English University OF CanbTiagc where
he took high degrees for mathematics and classics
Another circumstance without precedent IN modern
history the fact that the Sultan his return from his
tour went 10 the Sublime Porte and made report 70 the
Vzier az 70 the condition OF the provinces he had visit
I'd isslinr orders for their future better government
Among other things he declared that nc had abolished
all custom duties Adrianopc Braussa Roman and To-
ka, and then in the following free trade style
"As has been acknowledged NJ III! times that duties
on foods provisions and cattle extremely preud
cal 10 agriculture and commerce, we order, IN consc
quence after having collected all necessary information
on the .ubcc tina, hcnceforth all duties OF the kind AT
rosa,ed and that this shall into effect from the
date OF the lst day OF March
The Imperial solyman, you will perceive, IS becoming
a good Cobdenitc and now he has only TO give cheap
postage aid him carrying out his reforms and rem
dccing them effective.
There il ono point more in the character OF this re-
forming Moslem which will cntitle hun TO and secure
ioi him tie gratitude of the whole Christian world.
You have already had powerful details in your
columns OF the prosecutions OF the Armenian Protest
alts and all thai hcy have suffered from the
nicaton of their bishops Izcria letter 10 the Pacha
of Erzcroum says that the Protestant faith has
spread in some degree among the neutrality-suspicious.
lGrly ut constantnoplc They had been mathematical
by Inc Patriarch and thereby injured IN their trade and
business and obliged to close their shops
The Sultan had forbidden the prnatc so TO act at
Consantinople, and the same law must be enforced at
Erzerouin The Armenian primates are not 10 be sui
fercd in any way persccute Interfere with the con
yerts when engaged in their trades and commerce.
His Excecncy finally ordered to protect and defend
them"
The Morning Chronicle correspondent at Constants
nople, in his last dispatch cmphntcaly states that
Professionalism is planted in the Ottoman Umpire
and it is my belief that it will strike its roots deep and
spread them wide