The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26
Affairs In Turkey.

UNDAY, JUNE 26, 1859.
| Affairs In Turkey.
! ANXIETY AS REGARDS THE WAR IN IrALY-PRO
okEss OF THE NsURRECTIONARY MOVEMENT
THE suLTANs ARMY AND NAvY-TRIAL OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
lConsantnopie (June u correspondence OF London
Times
People here have been long expecting intelligence
OF the first great bursting Of the Italy that tuey
turn away with something of disappointment from the
bulletins OF the local papers which announce battle in
which thousands have been killed and wounded. The
arrivals aud departures of the rival Sovereigns
movements Of the Austrian troops, which, TO the unia
least appear void of significance and even single
combats, IN which gigantic Austrian captains sIan by
Pedmonese youths fail TO satisfy the expectations raised
Somewhat similar will probably be the impression pro-
have been predicting general rising in the Christian
provinces OF Turkey. am, nevertheless happy 10 say
| II ID not IN my power ut the present moment To
| announce the accomplishment of such prophecies.
Matters are, however, far from satisfactory. The Her
and IN my collisions U a
the Turkish troops are Of daily occurrence, while
Mostar, in the former and the fortress OF klobuk,
tn the latter province, are, believe, invested Two bat
taons Of infantry nave been despatched for Keck This
place In Damata, and Mostar is Of their desiina
tien Whether any sanction has been obtained from Aus
ria | am not aware. but the Turkish government would
hardly avail themseves OF passage the domnons
Of friendly Power without permission Austria is as
much interested keeping matters quiet in those quarters
as Turkey; still the tact Of Austrian port being fixed
upon as the best place for the landing OF these
proves the urgency Of The demand for troops the Her.
.egovina.
serva is in very unsettled state, great excitement
prevails but no actual outbreak has Prince
Mil0sch still protests his loyalty 10 Turkish govern
ment Of Bosnia have nothing 70 tell but the country
which may occur. Much dscontent prevails in Bulgaria,
owing partly to the Inconvenience loss 0ccasoned to
roops there These troops WILL have doubt, prove
an effective remedy for the disease Of the symptoms
Of Sson nsy a naye
the Sultan 10 not easily ascertanable Without the RedT
lreserve) they probably number 50 900 $4,000
The NUMBER Of troops the Herzegovina the present
moment cannot be less than 00O In Bosnia there are
about goo men, in Servia6 900 and In Albania 5000
are now on their way TO Scr
OF The navy easy give accurate account
The ships actually available TO the Turkish government
present are two screw 30 gun ships of $50
power two screw frieates OF AZ and 80 guns re-
spec'veIy each Of 500 horse power three paddle
fgates each carrying "a guns aud OF $50 horse pc GER
one paddle steam corvette carrying six gums and Of 800
horse power; ana four screw transports Of large
Besides the above steamers there two sailing
sells Of the line, carrying respectively so and 81
guns, one sailing IgaIe, carrying 81 guns two
IS eups eaeh Whether hess brSs are Of any real use
leave for others to determine In addition to the above
vessels, the shaeh, screw 50, now in London, will be
ready for August There are, moreover ten
steam gun vefses expected out here shortly. The
taoios to deliver them 10 the Turkish government
III MAY.
Tbs twelve lonian prisoners brought down from Suna
IN February last by her Mseetys snip Wsuderer
tie 2S,h umo tried by the Minister of Police aud the
Judge OF her Msesiy's Supreme Consular Court They
we're ali convicted OF having been less active
riot at srna and we're sentenced TO terms of mprson
rneDt varying from two years TO two month"; Deli Con-
staDtnoi the rnseader also sentenced Punishment
the expiration OF bis two years Imprisonment The fray
the Greek and lonian inhabitants Of the town. Three
Greeks and two Ionans killed. and number Of Doth
parties wounded Pistols aud knives Were the weapons
used.
A meeting was held at the Office of the Minister
nx me Of s OF Of oHn
kames in circuaion Fuad Pasha, Minister for Foreign
Affairs, and Mehemed Rushdi Pasha, President Of the
Coonci, OF the Tanzimat, we're present, also
many OF The most Influential of the European merchants
and bankers tax on ali the inhabitants Of the capital
suggested the Of raising necessary
funds. The greater number of the gentlemen present
seemed to favor the notion OF some increased duty
upon merchandise. Fuad Pasba ho wever put stop TO
the discussion of that scheme by intimating that the
ent precuded by from increasing the
duty on imports and that they would
port duty In this think The government right The
taxes on exports are far too heavy as it is aso
suggested that the foreign missions might be induced to
this, take it, would be point beyond their powers,
even were they inclined to concede IT, which am conf
dent they are not.
Miscellaneous Foreign Items.
The Manchester Guardian Of June remarks-
The motives which have induced The French Emperor
unite with Piedmont the with Austria have been
that England any interest in preventing him and
his army ftom winning series Of victories Northern
was never Intended that palaver about congress-
should in the slightest degree interfere with the foregone
the French and Sandman armies all the justification they
needed for what has been done recently OF
the Tcne and the Po Confined the soil OF Iaty this
war Can have little to disturb compoeure.
The London Times OF the 4th of June says-The presept
government had subsisted for year and q quarter
In an admitted and deplorable minority. Formerly such
state OF things would have been impossible now il
must be confessed TO be neither desirable
s,ave OIL as Lord Derby may, the inevitable day will
come when the House Of Commons will to a con-
vic.ioD, at which has BIN unaccountaby slow in ar
rivibg that ia its right and privilege to limit the
possess confidence and that existence Of govern.
men. which does not comply win this condition is the
heaviest blow which struck against the consttu.
tonai powers Of the House of Commons itself.
The Paris Steele CT the 10th of June remarks-One.
third of the population subjected AUSTRIA more than
the millions Of individuals nhabitiDg GaIcia lyria the
Tyro Dama;a and Croatia, above $40 per square
league II is not in deserts that anything be learned
aDo is Lot populations ,hny scattered who possess
the riches necessary for long and expensive
war Seek where you Will in that country, which counts
among i'a population Germans Hungarians Poles Saxons
croas, servleps, Damaans, Scavonans, walachians,
soaques and sovsques, and ever many other races
foreign and bearing hatred TO the other and you will
nowhere hnd Inc kDO Wedge and Independence which
TO be met with from end Of French territory
the o'her as well as in smiling Italy 1t s only In great
aeeonerhtons OF men that riches, liberty and science
those three great sources OF power, found
comtare Vienna with it's &C., coo Inhabitants and Paris
rich 10 population reary reaching millions, Com.
pare the great cities OF Narcotics Lyons Toulouse Lille
houen and others with the largest of Austria such
as Prague pesh Lemberg, Trieste and Gra'z and the
nferority OF Austria will be atrikngly apparent.
letter from Naples Of the 4th Of June in the London
fot 'aybA modification has taken place in the Neapo-
an CABINET, but am sorry 10 say 10 Improvement
lew mere etrograde and ,dsreputable have
oeen called to the councils CT the young King The
Minister of Justice Gaot creature Of the famous
Decartio BE Is nearly so years Of age, and always
employed In dirty police work The Minister of Po-
Ice senor Casea, devoted servant o. the late Kings
SgLor Sorza has been called TO The Ministry Of Eccesas
teal Affairs and portfolio Is gwen to Sgnor MaDdarin
noted reaconist. NJ Banchn ia to be director Of the
Ministry OF the Interior be is perhaps the best
AMONGST them. General FllaDgeri, Prince Cassero and
Duke Sierra CaprolA Coun ,ofs OF State they
are, however, only TO be consulted when the King thinks
proper to do So NJ Carafa the Minister Of Foreign AZ
a'Ts has caased it 10 be known that the government Of
ms Scian Majesty will follow out the policy OF Ferdinand
III. al home und abroad
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