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vizisr a few DAYS before, when The

him BY the Grand vzisr few days before, when the
Prince talked Of fresh audience Of the sultan that his
Bigbness snwell and could not any one. II Was
n fact, the Sultan himself whom Prince Menchkof wished
20 see The first Dragoman Of the Russian Embassy NJ
ArPyropouovas charged 20 transmit 20 the mrs. secretary
Of the Sultan the demand Of TIE Prince and which was
thought proper not % refuse however unpleasant might
be for the Ministers Of the Sultan Do being admitted 10 MS
pres nee the Russian Ambssadr Immediately began 70
complain Of revolution Of the Dvsn We do not pretend
TO give the conversation which took place eKay but wa
think may rely the following as being the substances
Of THE intentions Of the Emperor said the Prince
steward your Maiety and your Government have oeen
badly Interpreted The Emperor will forget thstyo1
are the Of his friend the late Sultan Mshm0ud sa 20
would be distressed than be n sac rupVfs
place between the Sublime Porte and the Court OF
Let your Msiesty degn 20 listen 20 we c0un7
of neigbbOr and friend etme BE permitted 20
the reply given 20 my uliimaium y no densu'vs, ~
your Majesty has not yet consulted all The persons VIZ
could erlighten you this subject, and MAKE yOu -
pgeeiate rightly the importanc OF reiusA 49, o D-
such an occasion 10 my august master en 49, -,
rsnslt from prolonged re- istsnce on your Ps ~. 49,
Of the Emperor Aer making these H.
Vent ~ feste STATIONARY under the Windows AMI opposite
he gate Of The palace Amer having received t comu
1870 ~ eutan sent the Grand Vzier and the Seras
Lisr will not" be said break Cd my relations WIN
"fbe Emperor of Russia neither will give myself 40 en-,
~tirtly End me, therefore, middle colss w1ca .t "l
satisfy Russia and save the honor Of Turkey To these
remarks the Ministers who had not recovered from the
emotion caused by the afront just given them replied oy
advising resistance If the Sna1 tbs
span adopted decided almost unanimously Dy tte
council and II is impossible 10 change ~ Heconcln9e
BY offering hsresgnaon The Seraskier Mehemet fusel1
Pacbs went still further than the Grand Nzer hedeceu
90 the Sultan that he would sooner lose his nstd th19
give his consent TO act which in his opinion Tol'u
place the Empire at the feet Of Russia The Suk4n DIS
missed his two Minister'S telling them that he woald con-
slider of H. An hour after be again sent for then ana no
summoned TO him at the same time mustaPhs kls* ana
Reschid Pacbss. He named the FIRST Grand tizsr tns
second President of the Council Of Justice sad k-s ma
Minister Of Foreign Affairs; and then turning tOwara me
old Grand Vizier. Mebemet Ali, and toward mehemet
Ru.cbd Pacha told them that he wished 10 give them both
proos Of his confidence IN naming Sertsker ana the
other Gsnerslin Chief of the Guard. with vote IN me
Council. Prince MencbikOf who bad stationed himself
a this time before the palace DID not leave Bes mex
Tsseh 10 return BuyUkdere until all these changes had
taken place before his eyes mus the cpange
i The Ministry in which Mehemet Ali Pacha occupied the
most Of Grand Vzier could not have been the result OF
spy dissent between the Sultan and his advisers. At
ConsianiinOpe II thought that had more par
tculary for object 20 bring back to power keschd PAch
the statesman who is the personihcaton ct reform
and whose liberalism and tolerance are luNly apPre-
csted in Europe and who will return 10 Office with the
mission Of accomplishing nearly deinitivey the political
Of all the Christian of the empire lie
will betides II Ia said endeavor 70 efe more-attroue
hencefoh all the powers Of Europe that proectorae
which Russia now claims for herself alone la the
manner that the Independence and neutrality of Turkey
have been placed by treaties under the safeguard OF the
whole Of Europe, will i be under 10 auspices mat tes
Christian inhabitants Of Turkey will revive 20 pol al te
and Il is from the ideas and the institutions OF Europe that
they will demand pledges for their existence and future
welfare II is positively stated that the manifesto which
10 this step Of Turkey in the career OF re-
FORM and withdraw the Greek from the exclusive IN
fuence which Russia wishes exercise IT, is being
prepared in the buTesux Of tbs Porte aud will shortly ap
pear Ii Is said 10 be the English Ambassador who has
impeed the Porte in this path and u thought thai the
favor with which his ideas the subject were received
contributed not little to precipitatS the resolutions of
Prince NenchkOff"