New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-29

time ruled by the Tcrh; and, il the tr1sn v~ 4. ~
tod, With no gentle sway; bet this It lesss .asS IL
sad-v bat fear cannot be s.ii Of every par 49,
pendent Greece-the traveller va. safe On eus 90
sion crazy Greek brig, 10 which had take. pssuss
from tie Calf OF Trcber TO the PLAIN Of Troy ,as ov
taken BY ssforn OF Noun. Athos ard sseu.d resdy,,
fourder Ny companion and myself, with tso I.sss
servants and takar-a tough ALetolan Turk wen }.
for cur Journey by old All Pssls Of Albanis-Q. isS
the cir king vessel, as We thought her snd lssced n
the unInhAbIted side Of the iss OF Lemno~. II sss
Il en- necesssry that q portion Of the party sAo,1
cress the issnd-s wild, mountain region-snd rep<,
10 the ,msll town the opposite side, 10 hopss Il
there tndiDg some bshog craft, oy whleh se coca
complete our voyage. Leavipg my iellow:ravsif
we had landed, ! crossed the mountain with hsass
Nustsphs, carrying with NE, a. he well knew, en-.
eic erable sum OF money, without which tie veal
could sot have been hired. The inh sbtsnts Of ~
town bore a. that time, very indifferent pa:A,o,:
piracy was hardly considered a crime under the n,
Of nations as understood IN the Grecisn islslds n
kus,sp ha bad taken ny life in tae desoste passes q
Lenros, ard made his way with his plnder 70 As
town there would have been nore 10 inquire ro 10
event or TO quarrel with 1t il it had como to ishe
But felt az secure beneath the protection Of ns sa
wait arm do BY the side OF bis honored cosp
uymsn, our guest.
Stevens has decorated The table, recall 70 my mind
pleasing souvenir Of America, which, aftef sAs
adventure, greeted my eye IN Constantnope. Wsi.
ing in the delightful gardens Of the English Enbsssy
L Jaw ire lis covered Win q uOSciins VIC N III
bloom. | remarked TO the wife OF the Enbssssdcr
vhowas present, tina; If We were not in COns.slt.
rople that trells would make me think WA al kous
the flowers which clothed IT 80 closely Resembling
those in our gsrden' They ought TO do co. sas
rtplied: it Is the Virginia honey suckle, whict
" brought with me from America where ner Husband
ad also been Ministei "snd planted herv-s1e fr..
flower, perhaps ever trunsplanted iron the Wet %
"a the Esst." The palace and gardens OF the Ensha
Embassy have since, l believe, been destroyed .
fire; the American honeysuckle may have persisted
Let Us hope that our honored and ntelgsn, eGes.w
carry home some germs Of artistic and Intellectual cs
turesome flowers of perennial oloom-vhich wihsa'-
yiye the &C cidents Of material things.
On the occasion to which have alluded, me crne;
given 10 Emin Bey, ventured on few ooservseos
on the almost uniivaed physical advantages o. e..
mats position and soil OF tie Ottoman EnPr ste IA
benefits which might be anticipated for the w:'ds
commerce from freer intercourse with It's ieTse ~
pots esptcisly IL 10 their natural advantages shoad
be sddea the newly applied facilities of communc-
ton; when "the territories OF the sultan, ine osss
shall be covered with iron net work of raiLc scs
when these great rivers ike ours Cd all De rendered
" nayieabe up stream as well ss down, by the mgs:y
" force of steam whom the electric telegraph snSa
" speak from the Sultan's own Imperial Stemooui %
(" the upper Cetaracts Of the Nle and from Beyroot
to Bassors." Eight years have passed away An
eec.ric telegraph trayerses the width aud rests son
the floor of the Black Sea- snd railroads. are aesdy
prs jected from its southern shores u the mouth the
fprs There are auspcious tokens OF RAPID improve
has made far more important stride in the orwEd
march. -
In our agreeable interview st the Public Library
the other day, after signifypg the great peasure
which he had enjoyed in visiting that estaolsamen.
which be said must prove Of great bench. to the CITY
of Boston he alluded TO the great reforms and In
provements which were in progress In his country,
and which sok their date from the revolt and deetrsc
ton of the Janissares in 1925. Up 70 that time said
he the Government of the Ottoman Empire had osea
one Of power and force il has since been Goyerr.
ment Of LAW That great principle, the corner stone
of our modern civilization, Is now, a. UNDERSTAND,
recognized in all its significance by the Ottoman Gov
eminent and proclamed to the various races 10 fs ex.
tepsiye dominons as the rule Of liz policy. Great DIFF
fcuties must at first attend its application from tee
peculiar nature of the Oriental character and the d.
verify OF language and among the subjects Of
the Ottoman Empire but if it shall nave the fortuds
and the wisdom to follow this principle to ts reea
the Of these vast domains is assured In
| dustry ard the arts anguish beneath the bhghtng
| sway of Force but they will bloom and prosper be-
ueath the genial influence Of Law. Thie Is tae al
important lesson which bonored guest nsy esru
| this country. Our military and commercial me-
rne, our railroads and telegrsphs, our schools aud
librares-hese, precious as they are, are the ehecs
the Of the prosperity he witnessee r
creative cause under Heayen) is IN the undspuiea
majesty of the law, which throws around the week
ncividual the psnopy Of the nation and sssures 70
the unprotected the quiet enjoyment Of the fruits OF DC
| Ldustry.