New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
TURKEY.
Change Of Ministry-tisit OF n French steam-
er-Articies for the New-York Fair.

CorfesYordsncs Of The y. Y. Tribune
CoNsrANTrNoPLE, August u, l. -.
The Sultan's Ministry has undergone an
important charge within few days. The same party
which has administered the government for yesrs
past with 90 uch credit SILL continues 10 enjoy the
favor Of the Sultan that lie leader and
chief Reschd Pssh has sgan been removed from Office.
A Engagement smoog the priocpsl members OF the
party Of Reschd Pashs ma 10 have occssioned this
change. For some time past Ahmed Pethi Pasha 81.
ers Of the Artillery and brother inlaw Of the Sultan
has opposed the Of the late Grand Vzier Re-
schd PAsha, and BY affecting the mind Of the Sultan un
friendly to the Chief Minister prevented the spproba-
hon OF the Sultan from being his measures and
policy, The bad condition Of the couutry generally
the wan, Of money 10 tue c., ,s AID the .tsgoation
OF commerce, have all tended. greatly to create d.at
scton among the people of this city and reader the
Grand Nizier unpopular Added 10 this the generosity
Of the Grsnd Vizer has caused him 10 permit all the
beads 81 the OppOsitOD,-mos OF ~hom had been re.
moved by HIN from The Capitol aud appoia ed 20 Offices
10 the Interior OF the Empire,-to collect IN Constantn
ople, where they rsnesed their In risuss add plots
sssns, BIN. Notwithstanding this, he remained frn
In bs reforms and liberal poioy and iaay been so
patriotic ss 10 sscrihee hl, snblIOn ADD love Of
po~eT and place. 10 she Interests Of tbs country The
sultan, on RE Own part perceivng toat the dii ,aty
existing between bis Nizisr ADD orptnerinls~ teuded
10 prevent he march Of yuoic affairs decided 10 With
draw them both, AZ once from Office and appon, per.
sons 10 succeed them Of toe prD spls aud jcy
10 this view he has rAised lhs Minister of FOREIGN Al
fairs, All Psshs 70 'he oignisy Of q aud Vizer and
found successor for hirn In Puad EfsndL Who nas
hied the post OF MEs>ehar Councillor 70 the former
Grand ELer. BOlh these Ministers are men of hr.,.
rate ability, -nd better choice could possibly h,ys
been made by The Sultan
TIE Country about here 10 quiet but Il 10 said that Sc
rlOus troubles have broken IN the vicinity Of Bag.
Odd Tue troubles which lssely existed In Syria have
been suppressed
Two Frebohmen having deserted from the army Of
the Republic % IN Al.ier' and succeeded Ia making
their wsy TO Inpo u Baroary, OBTAINED empo meat
among the troops VI the Sultan 10 that Province IL il
not snosn whether they adopted the Mshonnedsn Re-
igh ~ not In tue latter Gaze, the hsd
certainly 10 night 10 retain Them after they bad been
foi mall, eemsDded by the Prsseh Consul Be
this a. II may tn-iT detention came very near being
the Cause Of the ruin Of Trpol, for the French
Admiral Ia SUISSE, with a l.rge tauadrou arrived
a. that place win The ntehOn OF nrng upon the togo
IN Gaze the deserIers sere not delivered W uituin
twenty our hours the last moment they we're scot
on board the rag seip 81 the difficulty has taus sen
settled Toe Sultan has suupsly di.soprvved Of the
CONDUCT OF the Governor General Of Tn H and haylns
recalled tin appointed the Seer eary CT bis t orotn
er, Musfsphs SoSr P.saa . man Of srest wealth, 10
succeed hun By Hms IL 70 said, that tnis apooa,nsnt
also removes from the CsuiIa dangerous ooooo.ot of
the eI.Gfsnd ViEer Rsschid Pssha
Some lime siDcs, wa said, that the Sultan lad er
rlrnco lns 0att called
TIE CbAemsgre, win m auxiliary screx snd 4 strs a.
engine OF some 900 hone po~sr al ihs Capital THIS
snip came up D. TIE D.dsnees but 10 con.elusncs Of
me Opposition made by the British, Re,slsn .ad Aus.
pisn Embassies, she WAS not allowed ID us.s those
suAis Thu vas caused BY The treaty made 10 lsi7
oy tnose same power by vhich the Sasn en- .sed nOt
10 permit 10 times peace, vessels Of var OF foreiu
powers 10 come 10 bic Capital either from tne
Bach Sea- or the Archipelago except ID 20 "hsut onas
which might be IN the employ u the foreisn
Al me f.ite. "a g1n sbip eou'd scarcely be- called
sni ship even III, Ugh The property OF that frivous
patton which sores IN the tifle Of R.oublis while i,s
President has usurped the power OF Cesar 80 the
Charemsepe bad 20 return to Tvulon In dssap lot.
nent His HIshpess the Prince PsesdsaiTs the
iIeben papers pov call Lous Napoleon we'd that
osnJ OF France required that said ship snoud pos
ve1 60 T. Copsisnnople, and bs seen oy the Sol
sn aod bis Minister Of Lopdoa Induced that half and
M., .no Of British Minister Of the Crown, Lord
NJ. po,, 20 oissvo~ B. M.jesss Emb .ssador at
So. shd Withdraw all objections on bis p.rt 10 hsr
nj, kpss through the Straits Of the D.rdsnell..
'ene effected, The same Prince Presidept eie,.sad