The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-01
The Recent Mlntssertni Revolution In
Turkey.

From the Londou News Feb IL
The fall Of Reschd psohs ia rather an omnous ay.n.
at the present. time and very much to be regretted
not only that il deprives the Porte Of an able aud
liberal minister bot that IL indicates an impression in
the Suans mind that changa has taken piacs Ia the
domnsLt policy Of Europe. Though highly estinsbls
In character, ard sp,ted on ct occasions and when
rcuR the sultan is s,ii tmid politician very mu h
dincped 20 set himself In de cded op position to any
power he univertal likely prevail OF la a
times It nue he confessed the current Of events and
the teDdsncy OF things the contiaent Of ope have
been 70 throw baok liberal idcss oust liberal men and
weaken lsersl governments Turkey wa, rot biud to
The march of eyens but with England ut ts back the
Suitans cabinet st boldly faced Russia and Austria in
the matter Of the Hupgsrians
Since the captivity Of Ko.suth his Language his CON-
pbments 10 the Sultan bis plac pg the furrn coors o.
tie ius Garisn and Invoking the aid of the Ottomans In
his future war Of regeneration have enabled those h
Turks ia Husisr iDtersss to represent TO the Sultan
That he really TOOK the part OF decided revouton.t,
who openly eoug ht 70 implica'e ursey u n Eow-
ever email the portion OF truth In thee
they nsde IMPRESSION and awoke au Aims aad
fears. Abe rSeensiou OF Lord PameIston another
event which WA maze similarly mendsoious usc or
For though n truth eaGisg 10 change of policy heIe
" welcomed such Mt the courts OF vienna and It,
Petersburg; end the Turkish euyoys at these capitals
have bee abs 20 send nome word Of the tatons
iom.c Of close alliance between the sbsolutst
sna Great BiaD. All this has aarmsd the sultan who
has shoHa BY the dismissal Of Reschd lsnoe reported
renetated HiaMl, from tSe v4isrst AID the appoint
msnt cf RaCuf Pscbs The sttee Is incapable OF beDg
etielspt gtanG vi2itr lie Ia nuty, and has been
oytd quite similar occasion the present to
FL the gap thai he now ls Raouf has before now re-
pisoeo Reschid, AZ made way for him again Ths mi
ni:eiial Ievoutt Nay thus be but moanen,ary Should
Refchd be dehRttvelY set ns.de 1t will be the more I'm,
portant, 9, his son had lately married the Su!tan's
qergtteT, az his IL lluepce seemed secure.
There is however, this TO be said-thst all Turkloh
Psehas who marry Sultsus dhup bters turn from
being patriots and economists to the opposite faction
Of the iapscous snd the corrupt snd these are In
economic PachSs lean 10 liberalism and reform tho
spscieus fellows seek TO facilitate aud tbsir pro-
ptuties by restoration OF the old regime ConseIva
il Turkey, elsewhere the nth priye lego
Of rsitbg large and diviieg It amongst a
tain clss of ticisls Re.chid, hussf was lattery
oued OF being much more lazy than ho was wont to be-
and With much less aversion to job.
We have mentioned Lord Pamcrstons Resignation
an event that would be taken advantage Of ard its
eonst qptncss exaggerated, at tabtinopls But
snotber ard far more imporsnt change would be q
change Ia tbs pjitIce OF the Frensh cabinet Nothing
cous be LIBERAL fair than the conduct of French
dIplcmeLsts Throughout the time of The republic III
except the conduct o9 oEe man in tns Greek affair.
They cared little for the Hurgsrians indeed, but they
Jined In preventing Turkey fcoln beng bulied into
their surrender, The Marquis OF Layatette, French
envoy coDhDed his efforts to endeayor to persuade ina
Pore 20 give up to France the guardianship Of tina
Holy puehie AZ this was opposed by Russia ant
every power, NJ de Laveette failed Nor was 1t that
djplomntsts fault But now, II seems NJ de L9velette
is recalled ard the government of the Eysee processes
iseif angry With the refusal sf the Porte to comply
with its demards In sach cases Master Louis Napoleon
Is very apt to buster aud il IL very probable that
rene angry mesEage delivered to the Porte by d.
de Leyslette btfore his departure
This vas quite enough to swell the panic CT the
sultans ministers to ep unusual magnitude. The
Sultan finding himself in relations OF decided cooine
With Russia wore than oooness with austria ami with
no longer LpgaDd and France TO opposs TO them natur
ally behouah himself Of conciliating the sbsoutiss.
france had assumed the tone OF menace England
hanged Ito foreign minister. Very Turheg began
to ook about and hence believe viii be found ths
EXPLANATION OF the retirement Of Recchid Pacha Lord
job Busetl we are very glad 20 see has thought it
proper TO correct any erroneous Impressions or mag
pRnt whispers of his being Inc ned to fra.ernsc
vnh isiy tbsoutsm than the late Foreisl Score.
tay The speech Of Lord John Russell the other night
The maltrs sment OF Euqiish gentleman, who
truGy sabred in the streets OF Florence by Austrian
olcer, viii he read as falutgry indication. Aui We
lave no doubt that sir Sratfod Canning VIII long
L, have received dispatches which Will leave tho sultan
10 doubt as to the frm and liberal policy OF Ghs
Brit cabinet.