Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-18
X &c III NJ OND WING.


probably see with clearues much that has hitherto be.
ON. dmiy deserted, altogether received ON bc,rso,
j. a ola tale that Eastern Courts the centres OF in
u'Sue anu dis-imuaton aud have learnt ON an -,
sumoy That at Constantnuple these Traditional Hu,i
va" sun Si'S To rulers who have adopted little of Ero-
lcah civilization. According to the sb.ars hicb -.
l"' "'e to another m that capital the internal comuca
80 " me o"iLii empire are not likely end so long
"" parties are striving Tor supremacy IN the Iurc,;,i
oO"ci ard each is looking to one oi the We.,rn Pr
&c ut ecuntenance and support. From foreign aggr.s
s'I ! ,u1Ae! lI- no" nothing To fear. With our blood
anu treasure We have wrought a great teveranc tro ,b
u"isf- which threatened her thee years since A. lar
A human JudEmcu; discern The proce.. a, ,hor
, uo - ~ulc russia vas slowly bringing under her sway
.re provinces OF she Danube and the pt,hacs Of Asia i,
nov at an eDd. The authority OF the sultan il rci
20 ~ 'e horth and aud east moro fy at ai.y tim,
during the past century and united Eur,oe no. o., -
teed To him place in the iauy OF Mouafes and bc in;
lrgriy OF his territory from the Pruth To the Per;.,
n But after these great events alter the fall of the
h-Ah fortress and the destruction of il, meparin c,
% y tnat We are about TO return To the discussion of
lofu ana that before long statesmen will have to decide
on a new Syrian question.
great deal has been said lately concerning the distur
bance- at Nabous, the ancient Sainara inhsbited hv
herce Aussgltnan population. who deest and d.s,;s
CHRISTIANS and have little love Tor the Turk between
whom aud the real Arab a well knoSn annatbv o,;,s
Ihc cause OF the outbreak is generally supposed To h,v
"u tne recent concessions made the Christians by the
ect oi January last IL Wa natural suppose that I'M
.is country and IA Arabia, where the old Mussulan .prt
burs most hercrly and bigOtry il %, he
sSht oi Christian eommuiiiy, the at Franks and
hayats TO toe the equals OF the F.thh borg -,
'e wrath oi tue people aud their priests But is c,
on authority which has high claim credit tA.t in the
Lebanon Ia the plain country syria aud the region of
tht holy cities, other causes have been at WORK 6asd
iegiou. ianaticisn said Pasna, the younget SON of
hehvment Ali, l. tue throne OF Egypt This man
hers widely frOii his predecessors, Neither h
hm nos Abbas was than ala ordinary Eas,arp b,,b,
IAN although the iorncr at period his lie show ed
nhiay abilities which reused the apprehension OF luron
But SAID appears TO have all the ambition and even or
'hnn tile clit o hts father. lie said 10 mediate the ~
"hson OF hs authority the regions which Mehemet Ali
coveted although the judgement OF the present ruler and
e AcFice oi ms councillors convince him at omen rsis
lance to the Suais authority would lead TO tt.r min
lie has thus furnished troops for the w.- and s,,;i
taken an earnest part in opposing the Russian ~,
neither justly or not this prOmptess Is Construed into
desire u ality ai suspicion Cou-tautiuope as wei, a.
80 S,S1'e iof himself reputation stuch defender of
'nc Aus-uiuan taith. lie now 1t i said is carving nm,
'"o pans {" hehenet All, though ~h more covert po,
e!. W learn that !IOni the beginning of hi, r,i,r b
uthed Lis attention 10 the Arabian coast with tb d.,
10" o establishing Egyptian influence Using tho-e I
'er weapons which a'c more powerful IA the East than
""'" % 'v he succeeded a. o. occurring the appointment
"i paruAan as Schcrh OF Mecca Then allryir,, ,t,
'"' ne" usmt! might probably be III received by th.
Popu.'o' he demanded that Egyptian truup. sboud IA.
permitted to occupy the country and uphold the Schr
prudent Legatiyc. e'"''e'
How isr the charge that said Easha has excited tho f.
naucism OF tie S,tIts be well grounded NJ. ,,,,o, =,
"ut the Suspicion be entertained nv tLo p
and strengthened 10y the knowedge that in tbos. re
VIC Egyptian rHie Ns many parti-as, who have hitherto
"ot n,ci without encOuta cement paft o thu ,ul
OF ~ailo lt caunOt be doubted that il We aIont the ,
n oi hachia'e aud look for the author OF an act In H.
a" 70 whom 1t Is hkely 70 be- profitable our uspicinu
may not unnatnriy a!i Sd Paslp. To the Sv,i an All
the Aat OF tile present day there are two potent,t f
-h 'uth"i'y Tie Sultan is the greater but he i, TN.
more distant his race Is disikei aud his motives suspec
t zoe .''S 81 Egypt Il, q i true, only Vic,,,v
ut ne = near at hand, nc has a numerous and vii
pointed army he has become half an Arab bis ,,i ~
"a u s.s '.sIl9.A oi hs iosaer power i not biz
Ve one moreover, hs capital is not In the hands ~ f
Iei allies hle the Sultan reviews Frsnkisb trnons re-
% IIihces and looks on Frankish dancing
Tue Egyptian fasia remains apart in orthoIox ia. 80
ron Such eoitannaing Influences 1t is quite pos>ib.
mat These rude fanatics, among whom the Christian c,n
"o' S's wander without guard, should begin to iooL
ON The Nceroy one raised up 10 take tho nI,cs oS a.
hNoF'H sovereign; nor i It TO human n,tnr
'hat man IN the position OF SId should seek TO turn M
id'cdraule sentiment to h- OVn PURPOSES
From the plains OF SYRIA aud the sands q, A-,Ii, L.
Us 'In 10 IN, shores OF the Bo>phorus An episode In
Turkish politics 1t the present day dav mot he urirt
mug IL what i said be not true, it less undoubted
ly supposed 10 be true aud the fact that such noli,;
schemes are attributed TO Turkish statesmen throws
lght on the state of society Fuad Pasba then acco-i
n 10 Suboul gossip, Is favorable to the designs of said
nov, ruIu Is turkish Minster-an enlightened Pasha
-aiend OF the Western Powers; it cannot therefore
he thought that he seriously contempltes di,rup,r '
Tue OTTOMAN territory But FuaG il the political oppo-
nent OF Rcd>chid Neither OF tie two has nncb no
AN "ith MS counisynen, but each j. supposed To be
supported by d omatic potcniatc Fuad is the French
laNollei heschd enjoys the protection of our own Am,
o1suot but uad Is not content With VI. Thouvenels
Sood"i ne has abored not unsuccessfuy 10 make him
eli necessary 10 his Sovereign lie has encouraged A.
d1 d IN course OF bonudless exiravagance at the
moment when Turkey vas deepest in difficulty he dou
b.ed the Suitans civil list III ~ now amount. to moe
than million sterling and therefore the in Europ
let tEe Court Is SO prousc that debts constantly accuu
a'es ana the palace nov owes about 250OoO Fuad i.
hNey 70 keep the sultan az any well supplied with
money and therefore be does not want friends In the
highest quarter On these twO bases OF Imperial favor and
French support tuad Is said to believe that his chance of
retaining Office rests. French support is likely 10 t
effective chiefly while the occupation of Conssyt;o,I
~ loI sn troops continues After that time England or
Nu''' or even Russia, may assert equality Of iulu
vVt iience u j. SAID that Fulds policy to keep SYRIA
10 disorder, so that the French troops NAV be et,. m
"ser period M the country. The report j. that these
are Systematically exaggerated by the Turk
I'll Ministry and by the Levantine press which give. IT,
arg"ncc to the same fuad Pasba acuuirsccs in
We attempts Of the Egyptian NiceOy not from any rca
Wis" 10 serve MN, but because he regards him merely A.
y" "houuus man "lu uas be used instrument and
Then crushed. His objects place power and the nor
I'',s "i once o" which De differs from Pasha with
Hu' the world Is acquainted Bu, his plan. for retain
ing these good things are singular and 10 rightly atriiu-
YEA :" him' deserve the attention others besides the
politicians OF Coustnutnoplc.
Tur CENrE,l AvrRic,v Qrr>rlov Tho Paris J,,r;,
81 t"e "l-t ut' aunolucc- the rccep, OF news from the
Cn''eu S'l's' oi me recognition of Padre Nl-but de-
es comment until President Pcrcc message 70 Congress
j. received. The Pafr,s says that the United states la
wing nov recognized the Government Of Nicaragu, nj
which Walker s che master spirit they are iuaueuraHng
m tt-pcct To- Central America, policy Of annexatiora
polio, which. iu s 6.t operation tears u ami sr,,t,
to tHr Vlfd thc Clayton Euacr treaty. ln ti. cas- tl
fn>0h Dr. presented tu Europe aud the worlds
20 o. sooi or just prudent allow the nation that i
5caN extends its empire from che st. Iawrcucc m the
columbia, To possess itself hkcvs of the countries tycd
ol 'N' seas OF thc Antilles aud Che Mexican Gulf with
monopoly of a the routes OF transit 10 toe r,c6 ,,rs
and inclutug the ls'hiuus of rarlna
i.r fH'rf BOO au article ON iHr relation. of Spain with
N'AIro -'F- There Is reason believe tha war will be-
declared arHtt thc latter roacr 70 -h. does not make
-'"l t"e demands upon hc for tic huriIltiou OF Che
o'"i- gwen Co Sp'rish suhirct--hlt u0w dishouutci
de
Of lhdar- called soucrau. about tscrty miles north 1
lwpg1a. got p1----p1 oi ui-ky barrel and drank s7
deeply t0't te t-bt.l ci. ii.d drums after ten iavs
whisky gave out 200 -,.,r
lHf Lru'Ea iE'eru1.-1lo. Wilson. che negro ON
tr'l a Wcs'c'o-sr, y. y tor che murder of C-pf r,l
mcr of fe schooner lm"grnc-a tragedy tu has excited
deep interest hom tIe mystery that loug hung about &C..
N'- i'liI guilty on 'iil'v Of murder n the hr.t degree
aud ''n"c,d t0 hc hung thc 2,th of july rcSt Tho
prisoner i.phyc te most sohd indifference throt-bot