New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
THE EAST.

The following circular relative 10 the n'e upton
Of tge wuIks Of the Soez Canal has been - ascd 10
tbe Frerch ConsulGeneral AZ AleNsud' 2. - S,erlh
Pashs, the Viceroys Minister If Foreign Aha.'s:
Ri. Hishue granting the concession of be cs across the
Ir o down the cosditns which tnAi great
Vut,rpris, should be realized h hrusus rng 20 ms SUB
t formally the Of the rshcs1on Of his M,-sty
th Sui ard The oondiii9n rss the eaih~s. ssal Lot De
che suthazation - III So ome Porte. hS
H.suess has b~en plases 10 manifest h' sympnetic snd
br b. IL. rev.hse solved Dot permit nrnce-
NJ NJ under any pr-tN, Of Operations which ought ouy u oe
h.. been htsiDeo n thu. making Acqu'i' ed sr, ~
o. of bis High stop he wrss actat in
top up them have no the charctel Of pr-eAaioy
r,,Neys lt9, "a % '" % :, % X 70 mu~d..riy c~a.e
tai par the said WORKS u oraer MT o place the EeyP
would ~ Indispensable 20 secure the exercise OF
ine ""''''' '' '''''- ScEaIFF PAsHA.
AleIaHSria, Jures.
A letter rom Egyp. in the Unirers, gives the fol-
lowing details of the reasons which, it alleges have
Induced Said pssha to refuse his consent 10 the conn-
aaoe Of the works of the Su-x Canal. We are inclined
e. question the correctness OF our co,enporsry inOr
nation:
me tine pa, an AMBITIOUS idea hes fled The mind Of
H. Nceroy He conceived the prrc OF s-tinS nodh
tio nci,d n the yman s4. IN favI 4 that brsnch Of Ne
henci Pssha .auy Of whic, he is the head That doca
cssbi stss teIeo'ta'y is IL iGe amiy % ae
oroeI Il pin csvui'nre net In ore, bq " ella; III a. con
frmsSy - ,hs trsdi Hai custom q he Tulsa E9ttIe Il
Pasha his uncle aud tha said pasha CD n me inio pws
uuh Ursr aba his n,phew The Nc,roy WISHES oy modh
tba the Government Of ylt pss om him - ois ro
ssun ana the nda.s thu latter "a oir pe - the
eNsoD II tie collateral Hfsuoses Of his IA ny
so have erta Pai.u ear 20 nc ove1rn OF nr "a
shN AZ ~ Yn hm ataiuiug the object of
his Wisses by psoug bis n the Porte bat ga ooneon
saa binseh the EueAsh toseIuEl-r
20 oppose with al h might ,peuius the canal and under
any crct slow works % b. cofncuccd vita
received express and WI ten Authorization Nun
onS-nuuople.
The Pare CORE spondeut of TIE london Nstcs says;
" The positive prohibition OF the Pashs of Egypt
acans, prcceediug with the works otthe Saeg Cara.
il an unt xp"ced blow IA NJ. lessepss friends here
wbs had fiat cred Themselves thst all cppo'iuon was
a. an end. NJ. Les,eps himself however can hardly
ave been ignorant ,hat the tolerance hitherto s 'red
hun Re, iec ouly the assumption thar his works ~efe
of ely tXperue nisl cnal acer, aud made for the
puipose of con'plcting his surveys. tie Il at dave
ben avs that the couJcnsnce given by the N.cGruy
90 pp,ot has always been contingent upon tue APP
pobaiion vt the sultan Whch has not been, and is not
FOR the present likely 10 be, given
Tie L.edHf Herald publishes q letter from It's
Erzeroun pouGvnt, reporting the occurrence OF
most destructive earthquake there On the morning
of The ~ inst. The catastrophe, which principally
consisted If ere teinblc shock lasting some nj cen
secOnds, had occasioned immense loss of lives and
pruper'y-morc than 500 human beings It
of the town having fallen prey 70 the calamity.
Slight shocks continued To occur up It'll the evening of
the 81 blt the principal damage hal been Oocasioued
by tie only terrible convuSion of the previous
N onine.
II wss asserted that the regalAr troops had already
commenced devastation "a h"ntenegro.
SAID pSsha bad been summoned 10 send his coOtln-
gent 70 koumaks but be replied that the udeciSive
policy Of the Porte Compromises Egypt, and that he
would therefore send suoor bOt would put his srmy
war foot'ng.
A change ef Ministry had $aken place in Greece.