New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
TURKEY.
Things in Turkey.


Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune
CoNsrANTINorIE, Wednesday, May, 5, 1859.
The question of the greatest importance
to the East" at the present moment is the arrangement
which has been made with the Nceroy Of Egypt, Al
b.s Pachs 10y the Sutans Commissioner Fuad Etendi,
of he Tdn,tmot a new code OF laws which the Porte
desired should be enforced in the Province OF Egypt
as well as in all the other Provinces of the Umpire Tds
arrangemen mt may be attributed wholly to Eng ish nu-
ence and is another evidence Of its precedence over
any ether in the Councils Of the Ottoman Porte France
the antagOnitic opponent Of the views and inter
ests of England in Egypt well here has been com
pleely defeated Col Base, the Secretary OF the Brit
ish Embassy at this place. who recently LETT here for
AexandTia, 10 take charge OF the Consulate Gsnera
during the ab.ence ol Mr. Mdrray, has returned To act
as Chsrte dAeires during the cVDgee OF sir Strat0rd
Canning, who leaves in day or two tor London lhe
Niceroy loans the Porte rtan sums OF money ana
the obnoxious article of the TRiaHad (COde) deprUng
hum of tne power of life and death Is rescinded Tor
seven years. ~
There axe now some 1900 to 10000 men az work on
the Railroad from ALEXANDRIA ~ Cairo 1t will be pro-
longed t. Suez and England -il now never relnqllsn
The right OF passage which che has had tne goou luck 70
secure TO herself through Egypt to India IL was ap,
pretended for a moment that Russia, Austria and
France would join in iOicOle opposition 10 TINS hhl
road but as the Porte did object 10 IL ana Aooas
Pscha, apparently makes Out o. MS own iuhuS, sney
have no plea for interference. Thus British diplomacy
has prevailed II had hard game but found ootn 10
Abbas Pacha and the present Grand Hlzler hecnd IA
cha willing aids to that success. The Queen Dooly
recouepses her agents and S StratOrd CsDningb, on
his arrival in London, be ennOoed as Nhcount Can
ming II is not suppo sod he will return again here az
Ambassador. He leaves at moment Vi success ana
will, in all probability, receive some less laoOflous
charge than that he conducted SO well ior Ms own cOun
tTys interest in Turkey.
hear thai the American papers contain the appoint
ment OF one Francois Dainese 10 the Consulate Oh THIS
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faction to The American residents here well as 70 the
legation IL is not supposed that the Porte VIII sane
lion bis holding any Office charge In turkey snd II
greatly 10 be regretted that some bone cizen OF lnc
United States hso not been appointed ~ an Once WINCH
from this being the great Capital VI the East OF some
importance interests and Character OF the AmeT
. can Government =,
Tie Ou man feet il again preparing to go to the Bos
phcr, where generally hes Al anchor until the TALL when
the Cspudan Pacha takes cruise into the Archipeiag
AZ all parts of the Empire at peace not proos-
bic that sny part of the feet will be called into active
service small squadron wul however, SAL 70 Tue
Atlantic exercise and form the officers and crews,
and il Is said that corvette will vist the United
States. the Legation and Ar orleans OF the Capital
e very oert Us that this should take place. and the
evidences OF respect and and for the character vi the
present Setfn, shown by the hospit<bie attentions
offered 10 his agent during his mission there,
bsve created NJ relations between the two Countries
Iksse hirDGly eelDgs are warmly rscprocated Oy the
Tu- kih suihofkes and # the squadron Of the Aneri.
cGndGoverrmen< sent into lne Medite were TO
CO NJ up az Ian sshe Levant or its
come TO COnstaLInOpe, il would DO much toward
fcsteriag them. TIE United States naval forces have
seldom cared 10 Wat the Archipelago and the Mussu
man coSntrles aroUne and yet there is much greater
need OF their visits thas for them oier away their
time al Eaples. Genoa AID similar amusing places. Ia
Europe oSr power and importance a. a nation are
kLOan; utie In the Lsssbt, have a character yet
70 form. Diplomacy lie OF Gt,le and weight wben
crsOpported y the military power Of nation; or at
les when the power Of s 41iiOn which represents
is Dos known.
TIE Greek Government ina.ets upon the Punishment
Of Dr.. King tror Athens, and lie, in turn, strongly
refuses TO leave the kiagdom, except expulsion by
force. The conduct Of the Greek Government IN bis
more thsn exeepti1nebe and is evidence Of
the tod total IN srsDde Of the Greeks for the favor Of
the people OF the United States during their struggle for
IL Is question President Of the
pised States to look into C.