New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

system OF Administration An Engiish naval
force. under Admiral Parker, mas Just been al
TuDls for the same purpose on the plea OF com
reing the Bey, Cor, as he Is called nere) the Gov
ernor- General (Muchlr) 70 cease ms system OF
nonopoies, which is IN urieus 20 the interests
of British merchants m tha, Regency. In case
that the Sultans feet attempts 10 compel the
Bey 10 do this and endangefs the continuance o!
the Bey on the throne OF that Regency, France
will lnterpose 10 sustain hlIn. We shall thus
again have on the tapls the old story OF Alglers
asd French interests IN the Mediterranean. The
question IS worth the watching. France IS so much
taken up with her internal affairs, and the future
position of her new Napoleon, that she cannot
readily pay much attention 70 politics 50 tar from
Pans
In the affair Of the French Interference 10 get
entire possession Of the Holy Sepulchre IN Pal
estine, France has entirely lost ground here In
VAN has she spoken OF her ancient traditional
policy respecting the Crusades Of the lO'h cen
tury, which do not much suit the present unsplfN-
ual Age IN which we 1--we
The Greeks having had for many years past,
foothod IN the, 50 called, Holy Sepulchre, they
are not disposed 10 fOrsake 1t IN favor OF French
patented piety and protection OF Papal interests
IN the Ioyan,. IN the East France has always
anoga,ed the tght to protect all Ca,hollc inter-
ests churches. mOnasteres, converts, &C, Dut
has as constantly met with denial OF this night
from the Porte The new Napoleon now seeks
to continue tins right 50 as 70 cap;lyate the
hearts of the papal clergy IN Europe, and gam
an influence at Rome, where, laughaoly enough,
his troops are IN danger OF being poisoned oy
the outraged Romans, who can never forget
iha, they ANONYMOUSLY crushed all their iate
well founded hopes OF nDeIty anu feouoH liO'h
clerical government.
Il IS feared that Abd-el- Kader will not be freed
quite so soon as the unhappy Emn might desire
France offers the Porte 20 send hun 10 TINS
country NJ case the Sultan guarantees MS con-
inuance here, and that he viii never again even
dream oi the freedom Of Algiers. In line, gal
Ian; France wishes the Sultan 10 become her
lallor and bind the brave, but unfortunate hnir,
IN one Of his fOrrcsses. This the Sultan posi-
tively refuses 10 do He has been compelled by
the mnons Of England and France united, 70
hold NJ KOssuth at kutahla against his Will
and lust as he IS about 10 free himsdll from SO
IgnomlniOuS a position, he Is asked by one OF MS
friends, and that, too, the Nephew OF the
Man" who died a captive al St Helena to VIC
tmze one who is the Napoleon Bonaparte OF
Africa The Sultan, It is SAID, replied TO the
teouest of France, 10y demand as Callph on all
Mussebnans that the unhappy Emlr should be
restored 10 " life and light and be permitted to
make pilgrimage to the Tomb Of the Prophet
at Medina, and to the holy Caaba at Mecca
Letus see whether, by releasing NJ KOssuth
the Sultans example will be followed by this
young American artist OF Fredericksburg
Va, Walter Gould, has ust returned here from
Kuiahia, where he recently went for the pur-
pose of palntng the portraits OF the chiefs OF
the refugees He has succeeded III making
these Of NJ Kossuth Bathyan, Perczel, Wy
caskI, Sollman Bey, &c, all, 1t Is said, excel
lent hkenesses. These he purposes publishing
m the United States and IN London Mr.. Gould
spent SIX weeks at kutahia and was treated IN
the kindcst manner by all the refugees. They
are looking forward with much anxiety 10 the
LIST of September next, when they are 10 be llb-
Grated, and the greater portion OF then take
passage IN the Mississippi for New-York. W:
Gould Is now taking the portraits OF the 'rand
Vizior, Rechd Pacha and Sir Stratford Can
ning.
For some time past. IN the absence of the
Consul of the United States for tins place, an
Austrian OF the name of DalneSe has acted for
HIM as his Consul, or Deputy; but the Consul
has recently appointed NJ Homer, gentleman
connected with the American Legation, Bos-
tonian. to act for him until his return to has post
The Sultan's mother has had erected near the
tomb, or rather mausoleum, OF her late husband.
Sultan Mohammed, seminary OF learning,
called Academy vi Sciences II was recently
opened IN the presence OF the Sultan and the
greater part of the Court, and though speeches
are not the forte OF Turks, the Grand Nlzler made
an address on the occasion, as follows;
and benelactor ON the day OF his accession 10
the throne of his ancestors commenced new
era of Justice and equity that day VIII ever he
deemed glorious IN the history OF the civilization
OF the Empire. and OF the sovereign power which
Is excrtod for It's prosperity and weHbelng. The
virtues which have distinguished his character
have been fully developed by hlS noble and gene
rous acts and he has been deSlrous oi opening
to ms subj icctS an easy means of acquiring that
knowledge of the arts and sciences which Is
needed for the purpose of knowing those higher
duties which lead To happiness IN this hle, and
IN iha; which Is to come hereafter.
ITO advance the cause of Education, His Ma
losty has ordered the erection OF a University anu
he has delgned to be present, today At the open
ing of the Academy Of Science erected under the
patronage of his llluSrlouS mother. We are
happy indeed to live IN so prosperous century,
and To be able thus. to ENJOY SO many advantages
of education not known To our foreiatheIS. Our
children also Will lie even greater paruclpators
than ourselves IN the bOunteous patronage oi our
common beneiactor and sovereign May the
days OF His Majesty long be spared TO his couh'
try"
Among the most remarkable occurrences IN
the Ievant, are the extensive and repeated rob-
berries committed IN Smyrna, by robbers connec'
ted with some (reSpectable) English merchants
of this place. IL Is scarcely To DC dtmeu, ana
unfortunately II has not been GlSproved, that
the stolen goods have been received ana shipPeu
hy the merchants for common pToht, ana mat
well known robber was found douclled IN
merchants country house, with a SNUG place OF
conceament made under his bed. Ne Amen-
cans are positively concerned IN the matter,
though one robber was found and killed IN the
grounds of an American merchant OF Smyrna,
uamed Langdon. G
The Passage of the BaiHc-Concert on Board
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/. : Man STEAMER BALTIC,
SATURDAY.. Sept. ., 1881.