The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-01

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Ioon believe from AL ar brave noun
much longer. The continued blockade q their coast,
Their want Of provisions and AIMS and ammunition,
will hsten their downfall and the Sultan ana most VI ms
ministers all III Crrasrlau origin ,her mothers site,
hlled Nth ynpaihy their late do nothing
tor them III thsn mountain fasto.sses they may yet
proiors their ttruge,e, aue. indeed, by
but their eestily, like that Of the
Turkey world make good guerilla s'lders
bat ~ they have little 81 the rghs Of oners, Ia
inp,ofab, thes would prove greater foo 70
Christians than the Druses.
CoSsTANTINoPIr, August 8, 1880
Disnis,al Of Ahntt Pocha-sr Of Agairs syrsa--
| Postum Of Affairs IN Turkey A,rsme"ts Of Turkish
| 7roJs, dc DC
BY the suiians espec, order, Ahnet Pacha, the late
Con mauder III Chief Of what called here the army c
Arahsrap and Governor General of Damascus, has been
dfnssed from The army degraied from all civil and
tary rank khcrshid Pacha late Governor Of Beyrou
who place. By h,s Excsency ad Pacha
Munster OF Foreign Affairs, and now In Sy ria ~ the
Su,tsp's Commissioner with unlimited 20 Sers, 90 the
demand Of Admiral Martin COMMANDING tue British ma
val iorc.s), arryei bere He wil, however, 90 sent
-osck immediately SYRIA be tried With Anmct Pachs
be other nnctnares hose negligence and apathy,
WE'LL douh, their arce, occt-oned the present
atrocities tho har,Uites aud Druses The Ki
hs,a tDepsty Governor) Casass basai (heai u
L
Pscha has Cove, u Dss Ell Ra uer (tne
chr town Of tho Druses arrested who, with other ca
psb!e fuuctonarns, is immediately To be tried for
nsd-Ineapors Fuaa Pacha before leaving B,yrout for
Damascus, appointed bs Exceiency Mastslha Psena, an
Admiral II the navy TO act as Governor General OF the
pr,vmce Saia, which s-yrout Is the capital, until
the Stale permanent appointment This Admiral
has been brous up the Engsh navy AMI speaks Eus
ish with auency He honest aud upright man, and
bot 10 htas
| R~yrout ard its envuons perfectly quiet tho
29n utmo believed that the disorders oi Syria
bsve nlay ceased To exist Tue nov Govern n General
OF Dunssops MuAmmeI Pacha, AID t1s new Commander
in, hei OF my Of rensLan, Hahn Pacha, are con
sioered excellent appointments The after distinguished
himself on tho Danube dwiog late var ard STUDIED
| the M tary art 10 France and Anstrla
con nss,oa has already established 1t seyrout
Tor collecting Information relative To the iats disorders,
sno 10 tha AID in the power Of the governmeo
IL comprises two web nth u the Bureau VI
Foreign Affairs M~ssfs Abro Fraoco both Christians
ID. leppoal poss ssins the sDtire confidence
ana rssI ect foreign -gasns Dar tna absence Of
his Exce,leucy Fu.d Pachs the Department. OF Foreign
Anairs coLndcd Esceneicy SA,nrt Eli ud, VI
bert OF tho Sultan He sp as Frcncn
nuenty and English, ano member OF tne Ancri-
can Oriental society III Now Haven. coun 10 was the
sultsn's Commas the DAouoan provinces before
the w~r, ANA during the election o. Prince Couzi (noS
rgbing PriLce) Gosernor GENERAL Of IN tho Primer
| paniiss.
Tho career Of bis Exce.lency Fuad racha nins
90 ,npo tsnt.a p.sr in SRA is not Without interest
HIS father y celebrated poet and ~ii during
| he reign Of snltan, xahncud HIS
nsne Was l7zct NAH. Having offended that merry
Sultan BY spl epipram the Defeat vi bis forces by
III. ~hen tuey entered Anra1o,o run mracof
ihr capital, bsosbed 70 the l'aad IL Syra, tnen
una.r iurss, where ne died having family
bic ctpn Young Fuaa ,ss,aea with his mother
iaLtnVpr, aLa supported by the safe Of the
ste faith. r, having a,cdsntsy me, MN tue street,
bet his bs eiactor Me- jim Pscoa hd long beeo
10 Isr 10 lran ,n- pr,ncb language incidence, aud
be iorurp procurrso HIM employ ment As physician
| 10 tn, NAME W. Fuad, accompanied tho crienrassd
ytvr p.cba, IL NavsriLa brts ~ fripin, Bwoa
~tere hs tosb 1885. d. remove ALI tachA Cara
snn N , iast ot Tue sa. us r-ys rrpo by srAta.
IRON Tins p,arr iocnrautuoplc where, may add,
he ajea brokeE n.atea IA i"ssry leaving several soas
n tbe Gam. ipeixeLt circumstances Oh TIE ietdrn 81
| I,hr Psth Dr fuad, ttrnasn ihr protection nf ms
pauoD D. caIe astarheu b. IN. D~partmsnt u For-sa
Ansus interpreter, aud IN course 81 tune Reached
tlav prissi 81 druxupan ~ the Porto. Not onS
alter ne became assistant Minister 81 Foreign Ar
airs the ioe 81 Munster al Foreign Affairs
| durmE the dip.pnstIc correspondence ,ort the
| .Hoy fsc.s' between the Porte, sss aud Frame.
CONDUCT excited the animos,,y Hdssian
apylcny false otaing wh-n McIch,koig h. 70
ne ri op,I fasd Pscns aud The arrogant de-
Of the Gar sos-acor eventually 10, 70 tn-
| ~hich crse,d Krrchri iasha mo iots the
u turkish dip omacy, succ' eei FaAd PA;nA The
Itsth OF fAucnto 10 tbe Feo~Nhi
so the sultan tavo retained rlsGs Ho vas
'he sutsns penpo,entarics the Conferences of
LONDON and Paris, and iaicriy vas there 10 negotiate
Fusd rschs a alc looking man. abort forty nvc years
an ana good mausgcr 81 oeIscais questions ac con
tnus IN hnio h own, Notwithstanding the canals and
- 49,, n.ps,,,rr h nss nSen an ~ ~, ,u ,a ,r,s
with I'm pscna the present Minister 81 War (Scrskcr),
OF The sul'sn, tbs M viii Of almost or QUO
nah Nh well - the foreisn ministers, understood
that, IN pac' u sopg 10 ssra himself 10 command o.
the military furcsr, ne n.abuuvrrd to have
tusd rstba cent ID place. and retain his po>ou
near 10 The wax massd sultan No bsiirr Secession,
ho~evcr could have been made, and cana i.oos
NAY be paced Fusd fschAs probty, bregriiy aud pc
u,c,su Whether be viii DC supported Al ths capital
where RIA Pscba ina, wish W the m,lllary
nsbosr, nancd IN the preccDs part OF this letter
another matter Tic playsi very false part rurpert
ina Kars, ad completely sc.ceped the ao,orioas i.rr
hustayha facbs, xhcsc pccuatiops completely
BY tbs bcro Of Kars Sir wnIia Williams u
kar, now 0mmander.in Chief Of the British forces 10
The Porte calling In ~ rrf (miiitia tsuoys) from al
i, 70 % Ss nsss sra s Us = OF o a ss
amy q the capital ~ the w kaydan .he arrow Feid),
Where 70, msr ss'sns a 70 p..cse zoe ar o. s,chery
nsbouv'et there, IN TIC preecnce of the suss., his
snni.rs ana the iorvsn Ambassadors who cared 70 at
teld They showed entire subm~ion ~ their officers,
sno pohso ye'y sell The calling IN q the rsfs SAID
y be on IN. requ.s, q he British and Frroca
baSxies, which entertain sornc alarm for tho
tire tranquility u the csetai. u ia, however,
spprebepa,d that any dinloatts viii occur here.
lie Rtii'sn Eno.ssy ha ouo al xcina Che rrsiirnoe
OF the Apsl~xsa0cf, sir uepfy wisal, asd az tie
capital arc apuher, larger one " ststioncd ~ the Oar
caiciles. There asp French, hu~iAn and Creek
ship ~ ~ar laying 10 the harbor. Tie larger
iscted here have sbt ~ the ~ raa turkish
,reors are b,isg constantly scni SYRIA where sore
| rs 90 -il be coIlectcsi Tie naval fovucs
thre t~o os,cusn ~ 20 sans s~h, of ~ of
80 a Ia t~o a 20. - ~ and Of Q, the ssfor
All screws France h-s one of 100 gus, Of co. q
snd enc Of 2, under vic~ Asnrai ychen.a The rag.
sh have OF 100 guts Of 100 aud of 20, be
.,c.s iriga.s q telcve) q ~, Commanded By
Vice Admiral Martin There are also some small Rss.
sisn, Austisn ara Greek snptf var. rr 70 ss date
there has bean American ship of heard Of
coast ,housh the Americas tiisrc have snxorsy &C.
pectsd The sI1rai OF Inc Greek government
sir sovansss ~ events ofsyrs carr large nnm
bets u nog,ht Greeks hencr W Greece ns oxn OK.
| t~ise.