The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-30

s.y % ,sseul..y deserving Il o. course tass xsrs
suffered much in the war, and consequently have very
few old soisrs left cannot b expesed to look sch
campaign nearly over, or have had little 6gating
hardship since heir arrival. The Guards looked
he
minded one, by tnsir statue like mmoby In the ranks,
BY their stern veteran aspect and lofty stature Of Yer
nets pictures Of the Viee Garce parade. They
the adm ration tf the foreigners present. and veil they
might be- for asuredy NO finer troops hxed bayonet
foIsSn ess thsir f.sSion Of CARVING sSsir Arms
trstd instead Of shouldered giving graceful ea.e and
suppeness TO their march Many were the tAtssed and
The coors Of TIE 23d Fufiiers were Ike Q sieve,
pierced with countless bullets and telling the eloquent
tie 77th aid s7,h much ridded were those
Of otf Or brave regiments, SOM Of which fam
to keep their banners ued their torn condition not a.
loving their display TO the breeze.
ibe whole of the troops having marched past in open
column bad formed at some distance TO the north Of
Telegraph hill lower ground nearer to the camp, and
thither General Codripgton oceeded folio .eo Of
coute, BY everybody present. People were chilled with
sitting still their torses ard sghsd 10 get canter
tie groubo good, the freeh tbs opportunity
tempting, and away high meted English cha gees,
feet Arabs and tough Turksh and Tartar ponies at a
The fe q large ore and two three small dit:h
IS towards tie end o. the course anmaon to the
sh.,e unit, at last he General was run n; to ear n
ard sn pulled up wi the de f, which was
in cie,e column. After this the divisions marched
straight away 10 ther vaous camps AID the country
ell ices was ,hicky tprnAisd with horssmen can
te irg hon twsrds ben il NEST suspect t.
kifg to themselves mething o. warming nature for
The cod had rtaDy been SHARP and no speculative can.
t..pman had thought OF sspeipg eniasaries with we'll
iirea baskets 10 The scene VI the review. VIXEN all
unp) ksrthsl Pelis.er went up to General Cod,
Iirgten, ard, ss ! am Informed, comp lnisnted
Bis troops e It Z but that he was greatly
stIucg by it. The numbers on parade would have been
considerably Ia had the whole OF our
,uped out but Gen. WarIens bgse sisnsd at
lava, ~ss net crcered up, neither The 72d Il ga
arders the two bsttlons OF the LIST of Royals wbc
encemled same way beyond Kan re-; and then tasre
the ssiison OF sepsstopo and toe Rsdan picket,
ard camp GUARDS, &C.. that, altogether there
any tatshors and paris OF batralous absent. It
sly csvay the handful ef Hassa., e1pl ,y-d in
cortpg he neral and keeping the ground. The ~hoe
affair went eff in most satisfactory end sodier.lise
way. did not remark, nor have heard Of q sing e
bur6er and General Ccdrr gton had every TO
proud # the army be he's he hcnor 70 command
Affairs In Turkey.
LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS LIKELY TO RESULT FROM
PEACE--THE PRESENT NATIVE CAPITAL OF THE
EMPIRf-row 1T IS Observation-Disclosures
FOR NEW BANKS, RAILROADS, SHIPPING, TRADE
ISvEsIMtNTs.
[Cor1esI or dence Of the Lcndon Times
CossTANTNoPIE, Feb. %, 1856.
For the last eeks the Turkish government having
been deep tie discuss ion OF general principles, is
beeir mir 10 turn is attention 10 matters OF e
practical utility which, if Ugh Turkish funcsionsries
could forget their private interests might
ultimately lead TO beneficial results than their Ia
bors siI CO The BEGINNING If this year.
object The develope material OF the
country. The fuctuatiors OF the exchange dudog the
last month, and the difficulties which the goYesn.
mrs.. encountered and sii0 sp0cun..ssss WI h Its
bills On tie market }Oeiog forced to sabnit
to tie tyranny OF few Greeks and Armeniaus who
regulate the Price of money according to their own
eonveLeI ce have convinced it Of the necessity adopt
irg measures AIMS this crying evil The Govern
ment hopes to nc tits remed,in The creation Of cank
which would serve the double purpose Of regulating on
the hand the uncertainty Of tte money market and
OF lsroiIg the ctter helping hand to agriculture
aud Industry
The idea is not only good but what more IT is prac-
csble and could be costly realized There are already
tutcn foreign houses as well as native compa-
MES. Whichever proposal the government a,ceps if q
bsDl Of credit nober is really 20 be neft the couary
it would be desirable above all thss it should bear
senta national character, and than that 1t should be
created on the most lioera, basis.
countries will be ouLt in which private individuals lave
uch rtaey oney at hani and this is the no.
he portion be said to be greater with .hi
latter than with The former Even the poorest Turkish
times fer mere than year. is fcarcely ever without
zen goc pieces in bis or sesed In his ragged
clothes The inhabitants # The provinces have likewise
kept this old habit Of boarding theie lit 10 tori unes
wi cb in the stare of insecurity In which they still
nvirg is easily explained. Nearly all tie English and
army is IN their hanas and there It lies aud viii most
reesbly he fer years. What in the lower classes is
caused by feelings ct insecurity, arises 10 the higher
ranks Ct scciey ir the want OF OF investment.
Some Of the Pechss in The catiial have, indeed,
begun to instruct themselves in ercisl and in
have taken 10 buypg chiks or con- aims but in spite
the advantages which they able TO to tie
selves in the tegnnpg suh investu ents turn out
mott part Ct them complete TAI ures owing to their ab
frt the epot, their ut gnoTaI VI affairs
This ir and TO tho dsho, esty OF their stewards thus
&C give you onl, example: Kedschfd Pssha, with
several other high tHicers bought some years ago
large tract q land In Epirus orme y bele nging to All
Pa-hs, JsnDa, from whom 1t had been fssated. l.
i several miles in extent and consists Of very
rich lands mostly in the plsins irrigated by the rivers
OF Luro and Ara and used to yield large to its
tie property wniis |. Was administered by the 60
meur, and the little which TIE new pro.
plieiors could give to these distant domains bel ,g
Themselves eresged in keeping up their influence !
tie Political turmoil of The capital, the revenues
this large tract OF lard did not yied than 20 600
Iasres This listed for years, unit the other share
hodeIs began to despair about ever making profits out
this affair. and withdrew leaving Redscbd Pasba the
sole proprietor this latter had enough 10 conds
tie dec'itn Of this erty to intel igeu Europeln
prom sire him 10 per cent Of the ne. nue.
The lest two he gets income of 100 600 p
from il.
The consequences OF This difficulty to invest money With
tbfg like advantage is that nearly every Turk WHO
ties leaves at est halt his properly ia ready money
bind him, which had eesn for years previously withdraw
from circulation.
The establishment of bank OF Credit Mo5iier on a
broad basis would by degrees bring all h dead capt.
into play, aid would ct the time have &c ib
the state Ct The higher elias in Turkey
absence Of every other employment which would
them for their labor, AL IN rursey especially the
offspring Ct the official class, born pls:e hunters
In that stnseless Capitalization which jealouely denies
to the provinces every tree movement any one VIII
wants 10 advarce in life naturally tends towards STAN
boul where be gets drawn into al the istrgues
which Torkish tfcial life is composed and loses his
honesty The opening Of new career in the agric1l.
tufal and c,mmeIca al devsiopeDsnt Of the country
ptud countersct tt evil most powerfully by esta5-
lishiIg Independent cass Of men, which is entirely
wanting in Turkey Up to the present time there IL only
ruling thai IT, official class, and oppressed one and
nothing between them to break the the
ner en- the latter. And the Clements Of such inde
pen'ent class, which ought to form esssutial
stituent part Of every State not ing in Turb
They must OF course not be sought In Cons intnope
where every body s drawn less into the whir
the cent a. government tut in the province where this
Capitalization has not thoroughly penetrated among the
large andeo prop ietots.
Under the former re0in when the provinces enjoyed
II mt q lpsa