New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28


A.. tlen the rsr oi ir Ottoman kmp're Is 9".n- 4
eTs XIV to the genins ei fanny. IL ay ia's-
ii-Dsise, from tie time Wnen tAi- iaIh'y' ~ a.
E.lsiea W tHe hong Succession % sDie o''1i'i-f'
gro,ucea loug st ~ weak and incapable llenbsrs'
until ia the last remaining clon. tn iather o ,.s
present Sultan the spark 0l genus serlie1 agah -
le revived and the long dormant energy ofoA1 '"'N
with new yigcr. ,t.
Tie question wa whether t Ton.d D. only the last
diving tickeuug oi the fame or s-u "i organ4s'to-'
The ir.' 30 or ~ year, 81 the pre- nt cuiiAn l-i-
eii " ln doubt; good Intentions, m.ineHs Vi uisPvS
ton and reallue.s 10 listen 10 a4yce, weTr iefnafs
the most Ge- r.b,e lalit.es a. nOIeui "heh IN
task was t. build up the empire on neN uaai- pr
ylded there sufficient guaranty tbat these iu'-
ties should hot egrnrr.r INTO weaHness' tLd 'hus
De abused by WY schtners Inc 'ar, s-Fen ~ Sie.
years oi Bis reign raised an appfeHcnslon' ana IN"
ia,t two established amC-t the CONVICTION, tnht thi-
danger had lot teen avoided tnat sinister lhnneh'es
al cot the upper hand, and mat our 2ehrIa1vn' a.
any rate, had lost iis cf anee oI withes'ls anytL
revival Of tie genius and energy % O-uan the BACK.
4 cli0ue in tie Palace seemed % have taken pos
se,.9u of the spirt 81 the sutan. ald by II oi the
direction oi pubic affairs. EFeTy ehyft a-aln-. ~
seemed oty h. ght.u iie net vncn bad been drawn
Ground the person oi tle Sovereign. Whie tie sue
csssive GoyernIeuts were trying L. remedy the co-
segneIce- of exhars sting Wa, the io4y and e4TaN
agsnce OF the Pllc- GcA-I a. attempts al cconpnyi
y, ,e every ore was dcnDnncug CORFU ton, the ehqu'
placed 1T sill l.. most corrupt members IN te I"r'
1r0rtaut ard lucrative posts. AMI very one pessh II
de pair 81 ihis ysiem, which nad IL clei supporters
among those IeaTet to tie sutan ever being O.oAti
through. unless by some caia strophe.
But the East ii not on vain called the land oi mhfFe-
and last week may form epoch IN tie rem OF >aian
Abdul MedshId ivI II saw tue VICIOUS system DroAeh
d, wn with one blow.
person 10 the Porte attend tie reading oi the second
Imperial HIATT, deuluIcirg 10 the strongest terms the
exavagGnce Oi tine Palace as well as the pubhc innc-
uouares, and ordering, under the seyerest penalties
tie suppression % useless expenditure and the nitro
cucticn 0i eCOuomy. But few prepared % see
this general condemnation oi exiravagance followed
80 cleseiy by energetic practical Application.
Their II private staircase III tine Old seTaglo re-
served for the use Of the Sultan, and leading - the
staie-rooms where the high iuIctiouaries such
casious are awaiting his arrival. These latter were
assembled when the sultan made MS appearance
among them, ana scarcely leaving time Tor the usual
obesances began philippe against his brOther-il-
law, Mehmed All tue Capuaan Pasna, anu AIS four
sons-n-law, three Of whom were present ~ members
ol tie Council, ana Minister of Commerce. lie
upbraided them il the strOI e-t possible terms Tor
tleir extravugaucr-abuVc all his brOtner-in-iaw,
whom he accused OF abusing hls position to commit
and encourage every kind OF disorder, and to conce
tie real state oi things from tie Sultan Tie ten a.
sured tie Grand NIzeT d his support, but enOlnei
him 10 Introduce the stTcI Il economy, without any
regard to peIsons, promising 10 do tie same himself.
Two days after his brothcr-iu-aw ana all his four
sous-iI-laW were dismissed from thelr places, and
Mehned k.DTisii, named Capudan fasha ami Husnoi
Pasha. formerly Grand Master oi Artillery. President
Of the IonzImat, IN his stead hahmoud Pasha, Mn
the same time Minister of Commerce, tue pacs II
Ali Ghaib, the Sultan s0n-I-law. Last night aga.u
Nzeb Pasta, the Master oI the Ceremonies, was uL-
tremendously dismissed.
EuttLis IL not au An order has been issued that
none Of tie Palace ladies are to 20 OF shopping, and
all merchants have, according 10 the HIATT, been
warned not to lend money or goods di4er any crcnm'
stances. large quantity oi Jewels bought on credit
have been retained wn a lair compensation to those
WHO furnished them, that tie price Of diamonds,
which lad risen lately to iabuous light has fallen
fr lft.f Irrffre tgI. oar paru
without beng destroyed by the approaching rains nave
been stopped ard those which cannot are 10 be cove
cred m touICraLly, end then likewise Ge!errcdvr bet
ter4iues The commission named 10 inquire into the
expenditure ana debts oi TIE Palace and Civil List
have likewise not been idle, and have come on tie
traces oi the mot mpud-it peculauOls. AL those
who approach the sultan sly that Ae IS quite another
man. lie WHO Was toLrFruous, above all, Tor the
miliuoss and incidence al bis character has become
active and energetic lie shows himself lnasr i,T tie
inst time.
one can Only conjecture. The Influences which sur
rounded I'm never 1T the ,rltl reach him. anu abused
his goodies, leading hu. lroIL bad to worse;
see the reaction.
One must know 10 what extent tie system pursued
b theuo had produced discomfort and Indignation IN
Tie minds Of lie people 20 appreciate the efecs wcn
this first beginning oi reaction has mad. the most
sai eune I'D not dare to hope loT sue. enCr.y ani
uroultitude and hatterel themselves only Will 1
gTaaual downfall of tie eNll. Most peopie received
even with distrust the Imperial HATH until they
them executed with vigor. But even those lnost uA
willing tO believe must Weld 10 tie proofs Ui tine s.l
ceriy OF the Suitals Intentions ana tie most dis
leaIeued be- TO look up, and those VINO felt surcst
in Their places beeiL 10 trcn.te.
The hearts OF Kings are inscrutable 10 common NOR
tais, there s Use oi -lccuatng how lJu- such
violent reaction may last tie best thing Is 10 take
advantage of this favorable tum, aud Introduce the
reforms which are much needed ia the Alministra-
ton. Tie most powerful links 0i the chain ave been
broken, and requires only energy ANA perseverance
10 destroy those remaining.
TIE Grand Nizier Las low al opportunity, sucn as
few men have had in our times ia Turkey, to cut 1t
the root Of al abuses which every but
has dared to touch hitherto. HE Sultan mas
done lbs task, lie has omarci pdted himself from tIt
ttIaldom Of clique which lad got possession Of LIn,
Cd Gl suggestions made to ln with lect tO the
changes IN the Ministry, lie has given iu powers 20
lis SadO Azam to reform the Administrator aud place
u on economical footing.
Now begus the GTaud Niziers task. He has
indeed. raised storm against hillsei and has made
enemies VINO may be powerful Tomorrow; but he
ought Tecoect that they VIII never forget or for
give and that As only safety lies 10 destroying their
Of their yeu-oanCe. \ dismissal bOc Of the most
noted REGULATORS would strike sanitary terror among
the rest. fer the greatest encouragement hitherto
was impuuty. But It viii not be sufficient 20
change persons, but guarantees must be sought
against the recurrence of the evil and this guaranty
can only b. found IN responsibility. Cdrpt dem
ought 10 be his motto, lpr be may he called t0 task
any DAY and asked what Ie las done with thelpower
iniiusied to iiu.
Cors,sroud,uce 81 The PaEs UniveTs
ON tine 9th the Sultan arrived AZ the Porte at fye
In the afternoon. after having been long waited tor
He appeared greatly atded and could with difficulty
command his feelings. After tie reading of the HIATT
the Sultan roughly addressed bis brotIer..u-aw Ma
damned Ali Iasla. tine Minister OF Marine ana r.
uroeched am with being of those who assisted 10
hs ruin. The other erdeaNCre1 - justify himself ana