New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27
TURKEY.
Tha Grant Our,tieutu Suspense.

The reply Of .h- Emperor Of Rissis' ~nlcn was es.
,.r,ea win tie mOt Intense anxeiy, would, Was
5o rht reach the Turss1 cspsl 80 ~ m luih or -h
Of Oct Approaching that tho decsion % ne Gar ns
be .d-csraon OF war. the Porte was exceed ~ a,
-nt 10 earn effect produced upo1 th7 Caoinet' o.
lond q a Psrs by the bearing of their representative
@I csnaot 30 deni-d." continues our correspondent,
that hose diplomststs (the glish ana French Am
h.s.sdor.) have strongly pledged themselves 10 the Gov
eminent OF the Sulan and that II he hopes which shey
have thus Inspired should not De realized, Ihey "oad
hrec piss he Ports into position Of imminent danger
90 Of re.i.tug ihs coust.uily ncr-.s ~ IN.
au-nce Il Russia he East and surely. these sre mo
uvss more thsn su-cisns 70 determine England sod
Ersnce spprove The conduct their representatives..
Pub opinion Conssntinope hsd already sanctioned
the Efforts Of Ambssssdors OF hi two sIea Po~ef'
an. 10 Tho Of The week he shessIlsls2 - head
OF th- co.Ys sec1sese several membrrs q he Mrhon
ad.u rersy and aaI srse number OF puoic flrcu0ns
res. OF s classes repaired 10 he residences OF 81 sfs
sord Gaming and Gen Aupck to c,nsrsiuaie them of
Si nergrfc and resouie conduct .nd thank them for
bs .uppor, which they had afforded to he Tursish Gov
An ImpoIiis Envcy.
The D.bais publishes he following letter ffom Consisn
dnopr. dated me .5th ulti
A. 1 mentioned iu my former letter Il wac on the
morning al he lfih that ne Russian and Austrian Mu-
sters known the rupture o their relations with ne
Porte Priac- RadEvi efl the lfh by mo packet Tor
odessa he 10 have been received 10 tho course OF
By sultan but incOnseqlence Of his abrupt DE-
n.rar, bs sudlsuca TO lake leave wss erased from The
programme n what said Of the hr- sudlence be ifue
The would be much concerned a. not having had
grant second llwould appear that Primes hanz.vl
messages conhnet hmseif, sEenps ihr pre.erce Of
the sultan give military salute by esryng bis tight
hand slowly the top Of bic bat The Sultan demanded
through mnissr OF Foreign Affairs explanation Of
such an unusual proceeding when the Prince replied thai
replied hat ihe Prince not received ~ General
b1t as az rnyoy Extraordinary charged Win diPioms.
tic mission II Ibis anecdOle be- tue Prince kadliy
Opered his campaign badly and the Sutsn would have
given essou On pOlitenets 10 the adede camp beioe
giving one OF humanity to the Emperor fusd Efendl,
who been charged 10 carry the reply Of NE sultan 10
Emperor is by This time route Tor ~ Petersburg II
sable % have made better choice. fuad IL
f.ndl speaks frcoch fuenuY Hs IL n very into gent
man, with great s1ngtyoS, pleasing manners, cislin
gu.hed address, snd great aptitude for business he has
succestvey the Porte Al London, Msdnd and
Lisbon. In word be considered 10 be man equal 10
-uy difficult position. Abduhy Lfen1i, tho chief Pbys
clan ~ the empire who dd auend ths council ,hs
plea of lhesitl but really becsuse he would not sgl
he mnu 70 Of the council being strongly devoted 10
RIss mas been dismissed and replaced by young phys
ican ssh ffsndi brought up - the school AZ GA alta
s-rzu, gud who bears high reputation The attitude Of
Tho POrle calm, and the spirit OF the peOp excellent
there nOtfhe slightest symptom of unessinese In The pub
nc mind Every th- contrary cOngratulsi-s the
sultan and his Ministers on having shown hfmoe,s sod
resolution question of humanity, and which highly
interests the gniy and honor Of tho country II 10 post
rey stated that the POsh refugees about to be ssnt
10 ChOUm|s; The hungaraCs remain al Witdin. AZ 10
the Italian refugees 10 the number Of 400 or 80
csirn. theu aud tho Pore 10 deyisng ~ make
them Quit .cs territory.