The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-27

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New Yost (oet ~ ceIssIeaAsacs Of the Boston
Among ths departures for <urops last week thst
Of Louty Edsnd Of Egypt man OF dstiusutshst rsax
government Yet the press has bssn c,ntsnt to notice
no more than his bare name and title snaonx
list Of pssscnssrs few weeks ego there ss.:d ai:o
companion In the examination.
Nearly year ego these two gentlemen arrived ia the
1hsy have accom- ,hshed important srraad to our
COVE nment stuiief institute ana customs,
fsciis: and arts in the most mSass sssss acs! w.y
the arts Of Europe with which they were prsvi,uiy
abundanty familiar; held comm unic atoms vita many
OF our prominent men. from tbs White House to the
philosophers sauctum, aud yet In suoh . modest,
cunning manner that the country hardly kn,vs thsy
sertssives # worthy governmens nave received 80
lte general notice from our yet We rejoice In
or dsnde, exoeotiod to the offensive pomposy Of
dem officials both naive s2i foreign
ioutfy and SAINT Efsndi enjoy tue Turkish military
ranks OF Ben basn and Use oashi respectively, 10 the
arms OF Egypt-the one comu Ander OF 900 sn tho
other Of 1907 while both are c,nusctsi with tas court
also in civil capscity. ihs former IL nooaman OF
Of the most Distinguished famhiss in txyst aid
indeed In the 10 ant for the OF AAnoux Oglu Is
famed in the turkish empire IL amused not little
the other day TO witness the discomposure Of poor
told ths' the sCati,s Lou.fy'-Nobisn.n Lout,y-ww
him Even the OF standing IN land
Of eluslty and freedom c,ut NOT ooereom, sas oil ap
prehenons OF the msa OF poTer aud tbs refugee ds,p
pearec from my side quite suddenly, and have sesn
him no more.
Loutiy Efendi aso holds promins mt position in the
Foreign Office Of hgypt which has been many years
committed to the hauds Of his ancestors ds has received
thorough French education, and Is Statesman Of great
sbilt, and extended information He cams hsrs With
full appreciation VI the Improvements OF the age s1d
avery minute knowledge OF all tbs details in macnnsy
Doto be doubted that he coils oted white here, and
risd home with him. large amount OF vausbe Informs
nation, and, perhaps soue ne idess.
these two Commissioners to the Exhibition OF In
oustry OF all Nations aud thsy exhibited Interesting
ed no revsr to butts sma affair whsa We consider the
wealth OF Egypt and the enterprise Of Its government
in ndog .wo prominent couriers to bear the samples
Nor Is the ddcency sufficiently accounted fJr on NE
ground that the time for preparation after receiving tho
Invitation extremely short o. the coatrary are
mission to the Crystal Palace was matter Of sec ,ndary
importance a9d made use of to excuse their pre-
ssnee In the country they having m conte bu
sinsss Of far greater mcment-a GRAND to
government Ese why those frequent visations at the
White House st oss long continued discussions With
whsrs vers all the newspaper corresponients oil this
whleyou win say-thAt they did not get wind OF this
diplomacy WIN, gentle men, in the dark, to be sure;
the ones, ana the only ones that know how to keep
their secrets. What the subject Of this mission vas
must b left to public conjectursat least until am
The commits .ioners are carrying back with them a
very favorable report OF our institutions, sad many
pies of our Ingenuity to enrich the governms,t
se1w; besides great of Write description OF
habits no., viii oh has been composed 70 my certain
knowledge with great and surprising mfnutsness
ofdetail Intesd our governm loved darkness, like
OF our con.em sorariss on the other continent,
these Egg ptsns would have been taken Spies and
YET their report will not all news for the vceroyAty
fpgypt has long been faithful subscriber and deli
gsu reader of leading gazettes and keeps far
Information about us record than many imagine.
amongst Other American treasures, Loutfy EFsaM
carrier back with him young bride, who exchanges
this CT for the court of her lord Long life aud hap
pness to them BOTH aud TO the genial SAm who yet
m aims bachelor