The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-31
Oar Cor,stantinopie Correspondence.

CossIASrNoF1K, July 3. lseo.
B,aln Ct ne STANDARDIZATION Of tie Treacury-ErnGn-
s.ei Clsis IET1ndirs-AH Pdcha at ne Had Of he
GcvTnn,u,-BulgGrtG and I've Notkern Pgovihcc5-
Gal Wa oad Bloodshei in Syrla-Poltcyg he Sui
.en5 Gcs5y,na,--Ize DlSS, D,sccid.l fyoa ~ DSlds
q E1glGn5-7ds SICK 1ag and has Syrian S.Ajeols-
p,sy Ct L0as Ncro,.o4,-Inporsmes; IN Col!aati.
TcJle d.. d.
Lvn myself Of the lstes; Of the mail to write
you few mes On The subjeei Of the condition Of
Affairs here and IN syria The Sultan has quite recovered
he recent illness and to be better and
EEer Ran" H.s dspoehicn for prodgslty, however,
,usi now, cannot well be grAtiatd, .nasmuch Is hs
treasury department, having sprung leak. perfectly
empty Al trEnchcs Of the government are arrears Of
Jay for several months what little be collected from
-he customs ard the PROVINCES Used FOR the troops Of
DE cay 3D. ard hose IGrtc q the empire where their
essential 10 tie existence Of any authority.
ncvever smal Il may be. Never have the finances Of
tse Porte been IN 50 despoable a condition All Of The
Of tie place have loaned their capital trusting
b. honor ior the payment OF the exorbtsni nieres;
prem Fed Nearly al tie iGs,ih, paper currency, has
Teen called 70, but the expected result Of specie
Comlng from he PROVINCES has yet to be realized.
Al Tacha, ore Of the ben Of the government Is
Iow he head Of Affairs. lie very mild and con.
chatting geniemsn, AID, sgch, POSSESSES The esteem
ite !oreiga legations. However great may be his
=
ntilo unity amorg note composing the present nsiry
= strange that during suoh crisis, which threatens
TIE Of the government, there more
uniy among the principal men composing u. Personal
Euo4tcn sonnet ines pEeced0s patriotism, and leads or
nsieads, ihe sspirant 10 believe that his success
nj secure the future welfare Of tie country.
Thronghout Bsgarn and ether Northern European pro
vnccs The excitement has greatly abaicd aud there
&c immediate Apprehension Of any outbreak there among
tie Inhabitants Tie Forte rules them with g. much
su1ncy bai there really rretexl for discomfort
ne anxiety Of The Forte IS now turned towards syria
sr0u which weekly rece We very dasirous news The
I'D eud between the MAonse and Drus.s has again bro
civil and blooashed, totally uncaused by
Luy soond1ci the Part Of the SutAn's government
my one acqua nicd vith syria and Mount Lebanon e
~sI aware o. the Ga m which these tso peoples
have, Lom remote period, laid TO tie rights Of
sengcvern they have ucvcr pad a cent
~ tsi5eic or taxes 10 the Torte. the uasonitcs
berg Car.5tars, furnish soldiers FOR the sultan's
army I'D the Drusos, being non MusFllmans. and Of
tuK1,h really feel enable 70 deecrbc IN letter are
equally ffeo from oouscrrton They each have their
tobc AuiIes, 10 which they are much attached
AID Laa rch ober 10 the decpcs, manner ~ two
trbes o lln-ricsn lnlsns ever bore such deadly
ier assh other DO these Lebanon ir0cs Boin
1'e i C1nslaccrF always armed and really Tor Ggbt
nor rrec-e chiefs have but Little influence Do meek
lch progcn1Lcs AMI, perhaps indeed, pi su interest
promo ~ thom Tho Maronitcs have always hal the
favor ~ Cclpc support, account Of their recognition
g Papa supremacy, and especially CT France her
country led IN fapal priests and SD converts
AID = caussSsd ~ French Consular Authorities Tie
2 en- Of supporting nc rnuerco u ~ cdrdc nct0n ia
DC holy Lard. % the other band, England for many
post, har Advocated the % the nruscs and 1
believe eals them 20 suppose they direct dcssou
SAINTS q The nrlds " nglani These two fOecrs have
noed hey hnd interest N sustaining The rival pre-
tension, Of uose worthy bel'igerents, and pocs ING
len az INST eao TO The utter disregard q the sultans
GOVERNMENT and authority. The icas; attempt q the
cTtc 90 Geek their mamie has always been puactuay
net 10 Arc Cppsto % The two great rival Powers oil
Europe Re oonF0g geDsc ass been that the Porte ras
na " reffaiici per force. from NEEDING "a thorn.
ard ri then 20 enjoy their freedom and the ght 10
nj each ohes threats they best choosc 7; hls kept
1ly sew Their frontier, 20 protect me rease-
al hus<nlmen md foreigners from molcstaon but not
" ~ prrsss thew rcarres or Ae part for either people
Iudc' suo Circumstances the policy Of the Porte would
e % e, 10 sHtrrate ea other and when ther any
houi Frame h and having any sr,her pretext fOr
DterfHence
:sld "a has tts fctar,u feud been 90 serous az no
o. Z; believed here that The Hsronnce relying upor
race have tainted the FUSES nio aghi, and are tbs
Ike getting much the went Of IL n the NO projecting
hssa 70 her own rule, lov a. the "siex man s. am
urs ~ would soon do t. either By Knocking their @is
ogethcT or BY aiding PARTY 70 s1bdre the other.
Fuad Gacha, the Minister on Forcgl Afgrs, has left
~ Syria, with several large vessels q war and some
IN thousand or twelve tho usand troops His
. seon shoss that I 3 political matter, tefsn5ns
norc upon diplomacy than Err OF course there viii be
y ifh and asiilj comrssicrs sent 20 oin m, add
eree cf Diplomatic notes VII reach The ErSAIp, all
hOvns g design 10 gain lIcrr@sed influence ia tie
Jsss empire dare &c eye1sc1b each oper, arr ~