New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18
AGITATION IN TURKEY.
sdspce q Ths London Times.


CoSsIASrNoPLE, May -, 1859.
The frs, fruits Of the agi'siiou are beginning to
riren in European Turkey Until very recently, Al
though there was csuse for we-grounfed anxiety, no
news OF any actual demonstration a large scale had
reached the capital. Within the last few days, how
ever intelligence has arrived which goes far toward
instying the less, cheerful an,icpstinns In SerVa
BOs1a Montenegro, aud the herzegovina, the genera
feeling OF hostility 20 the Turkish Government J. no
Lon ger concealed. while Bulgaria, the proximity ot
which 10 the capital, ard the presence OF an over.
whelmiBg force in which would seeu 70 preclude all
possibility Of any successful outbreak, l. not wanting
In symptoms of disaffectiOn. In Servia. Prince losh
has been -yyiug troop on large scale; ana II D.
now reported. Oh wha' authority cannot exactly say
that every household IL required 20 furnish lts man.
The Princes position has been aud j. sufficiently
critical account for some preparation. tor tue MAN.
teuanee at If order among his subjects and OF hs
own authority. The explanation demanded By The
Porte having been deemed but little satisfactory,
Prince Milo,h informed that he could not BE- per-
mitied 10 continue bis levIes. This n'lmaton seems
to have PEELED him 10 throw on the mask Tor eie-
grams received from belgrade, dated the mn and
Dist inst, announce the march toward NoyfBazalr
Of 20C0 men, This force j. said Ia be accomp iniei 0y
twelve guns. Cooperation with the Mohienegrins i,
of course intended. Whatever may be the lunuelce
AZ work in other provinces, believe u 10 BE- beyond
all doubt that Russian agency tas been active IN IN.
citerneui to revolt IN Serva. il has been boldly and
broadly announced that n the Servans miss the pres
e1 oppor unity, Rus-i. will have but little sympathy
"
aware Of this fact than the Turkish Ministers and yet
unusual preparations being made tor the reception
Of the Grand Duke Constantine, who Il hourly e1-
peci,d here. The maniiness a1d the policy of
licking the hand from which destruction il 20 be eI-
pecte and feared may well be- questioned, but II really
is refinement Of cruelty on the part Of the Grand
Duke to avail himself Of the Sdtans hospitality at
the moment Russia is aiming blow, not less m-che.
vous because uraccompauied by violence at the do
uinions of his Imperial host.
In Bosnia crusade against the Turkish authority 70
openly preached and nothing but strong body OF
tTu0ps can prevent general rising. The MOntene-
grins have rsen ia several places, and desnli0ry
has been going on, in which the Turkish troops
have been uniformly successful. Great numbers ot
Montenegrins have left Cons. annope during the pres
eut mouth for their country. They were chiefly
employed here in gardening and earth-wOrks. Their
pay hgs been 10 piastres average nearly 81.
day OF this about i've pia,ires suffice for their daily
wants and the rest - saved. There few who can
lot command three four thousand plastres that
passage to their own country il within the reach OF
nearly all Of them. They generally quiet tolera-
Div industrious, bu: by no means hard-w0faing men,
There appears to be strong feeling Of clanshp among
them with some ot the concOm'ant relish for the cut
ting If throsts. Hence their obedience 20 the summons
they have received from home.
The Herzegovina is sad 10 be .r open revolt.
The Porte has once more changed IT. mind, i, in.
deed, its mind can ever be said 20 be made up and
Prince Couza Ia have separate irnans, one for
Wallachis and one fir Modavia