New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30
AFFAIRS IN EASTERN EUROPE.


TURKEY. .CoNsrANrINoFLE. Nay Il.
The triumph of Said-Pacha has not happily, been
OF long duration Urged on by his instincts OF hate
and vengeance against the mer OF progress he had
made. conformity with Hamid 3ey, many attempts
10 force from the sultan a hman u exile against
Reschid Pacha. These attempts, beside being op-
posed with frmness by Sarim Pacha, the head OF
the new Cabinet have not only fallen 10 the ground be-
fore the good sense and moderation OF the Sultan but
have delayed to bring the fall Of said Pacha him
self The Sultan after days Of reflection, wssnot
slow to perceive that he was the wrong track and
that his confidence had been triAed with. His sens
tveness began be panied by the constantly increas
ing demands of said Pacha, 10 such pont that the
young sultan looking for occasion 70 shake of
this minister 20 whom his seflove could never pardon
the having succeeded in imposing his viii upon him
through intrigue and intimidation.
This occasion was given him by the rupture which
lately took place between said and the Grand Vizier.
The sultan did not hesitate to sign the decree
of dismissal Of the Seraker This notified 20 him on
the part Of the Grand Vzer together viii order TO
give up the decoration that belongs to his rank said
refused obey this order four successive summonses
remained without effect. Sarim Pacha informed the
Sultan Of this act Of rebellion. ANY othc sultan Nah
moud himself would undoubtedly have sent TO said the
fatal bowstring Abdul MedJd contented himself with
giving an order 10 the Chief of the Imperial Guard to
cause the house Of the rebel be surrounded by body
Of troops and to take the decoration from him by force
these orders were executed on the instant said gave
up the decoration. But the indignation Of the sultan
against said IL at it, hight similar ac Of rebellion Is
almost without example In the annals Of Tuekey IN
the eyes Of the Turks and OF the religious law. d
crime worthy OF the severest punishment neyerthe
less il Is thought that the sultan will aot act with Sc
verify against this rash Vizcr great his clemency
and his mildness said Pacha could MT better serve
Reschid Pacha and the u progress than he has
done By his insensate conduct He l. lost forever In
the opinion of the Sultan the rerogade party, Of which
he is the chief finds itself discredcd and the that
he wished 10 persecute and whom he lad pursued with
his calumnics cannot be long in regsning the conf
dence of the Sovereign, which he had made them lose
for d time.
Ria Pacha the who has been called to succeed
said. Pacha in the War Department h was impossible
70 make better choice this minister is justly consd-
cred as the best MT for filling properly this post
and he nomination particularly under existing crcum-
stances, may be looked upon a real advantage tor
Turkey In fact the reorganization Of the army s the
work Of Ria Pacha be is loved and yet feared by
both soldiers and officers. Full Of energy, activity and
patriotism partisan Of reform which he knows how
10 urge forward without woundng the sensycucss OF
the retrograde party resisting with mistaken nnness
the demands of foreign powers when they are unjust
Jealous Of the independence OF his country to which he
is devoted Riza-Pacha would be an accomplished Min
ne possessed more extended information
ing Europe and IT, preserving the same nrInness as
basis he would show little les. stiffness ia the forms
RizaPacha has been replaced in the Ministry Of Com
merce by Kialn Pacha member OF the Grand Council
Of Justice and ex Governor Of Syria Kiam Pacha IS
a man OF uprghtness, integrity and intelligence.
Amid the changes which have just taken place in
Turkey we ought 70 mention fact without precedent
in the history Of the country all the enlightened por
ton of the Cabr wished to follow the Ministerial for
tune Of the Chief of Reform the Reporter Of the Di
van, Foad.Efendi; the Director OF the Chancery,
Cheyket Bey the Secretary Of Foreign Affairs, Teynk
EHendi; the Director OF the Correspondence OF the
Grand yizier, Mshmoud Bey and the Counselor Of
the Minister of the Interior, Hadjee Edhem Bey; gave
in their resignstions which not accepted step
like this Il in Turkey great act Of courage and TINS
protest against the dismissal Of ReschidPacha gives
more consistency to the party Of Reform.
The state Of the Danuban Prncpalties continues 10
OCCUPY the Dvan The attention OF Russia IS also di'
rected to that quarter The from Bucharest an
nounces the arrival in that city Of Gen. Duhamel the
Envoy Of the Cabinet of St Petersburg. charged as
they say with the mission Of tranquihzng the minds oil
ALL and depressing every idea OF Instruction, as wen
in Walachia as in tn, other pnncipaites. We are as
sured that the General has declared that in case OF
trouble the troops Of the sultan would cross the from
tier and invade the country, and that the Russian
Armies would quietly look on
The news from CrRoAssn IA not without interest
The mountaineers of Anapa Soukoum soudJak-who'
without having completely submitted to the Car have
remained in repose for several years having IN TACT
opened barter trade with the Russians who hao &C.
cn.toed themselves to consider THE province as form
ing part Of their empire-he'e lately r'seh On 'uu
den broken of ihoi, commerce with the Russians and
90 ,r,,,.r1nc for war Gnn Matcowitch, who governs
these provinces assembled Immediately sn imposing
force and has entered the mountains OF Crcassa near
soudak with the intention Of putting all 10 hre ana
,vord in case the inhabitants sho.d not hasten and
make their submission We are assured tnat tnese
symptoms Of revolt viii be followed oy otner ana SUI.
arr.- Il