The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-28

AS"ua anu CIV Auche has amost sappea-ed Ine iater
eem ds'o 4.soate, and feel tna. their occupation
aeary gore. IN hne, the Satan e ssrg an excellent
xAmpe d irugaty and economy, which conorned TO
~ al OF his ministers and public fanc. cnaries There
otter feeling among The principal sn Of the capital
row than Ias been the for century Private dsseu
lions been cast aside, and several persons against
whom there has been an entense amongst the
mir sers been placed In stations OF Importance
ana respons ibili.y. The family Of me late Illus.
rols statesan Of this country gedsctc Pscha and
Of Musiapha Pacha Of the Island Of Canda both very
wealthy, have been taken again into favor The eldest
OF the LATTER vey Pacha for merly ambassador TO
Pasl has been named Governor General Of Adrianople
AL OF the troops about the capital bunting to some
co., kept constantly under drill and thus out Of
mischief Nothing is heard bat the sound Of the drum
and the daily discharge Of blank csrtrdses The Minis
ter q War, Eiza Pachs, nan Of considerable military
adm ns,rstiye qualifications, Up early ard late 10 the
discharge his duties lie is the sutans favorite and
has influence with him than any other person. from
the fact tina, be twice saved his lfe once when the
late sulD, Mahmoud II, in ct Of anger and intoxea
ton, ordered him, his son, 10 be drowned in garden
reservoir, from which Ria Pacha, then RIA Boy and
chamberlain Of the palace, Withdrew HIN 10 time 10 pre-
vent drowning; and secondly, when year % ago he
discovered the conspiracy which had been formed against
the soltsn by come officers Of the army.
Troops are s.l being sent down 70 Syria, where
some 10000 stationed. There are
oGco At Beyrout and 1000 q, Aleppo. Faad
Paeha Continues 10 send news o. his active
operations in Syria where she latest accounts he had
already arrested than 800 persons. Tie landing
OF the French troops had already been effected at Bly,
rout, without disorder, though il appreciated IL
might be otherwise The Ottoman soldiers have proved
faithful and loyal their sovereign and the officers
and 10 ared hiatt hsro he
further outbreak. In the meantime . royal nrmAn has
been issued the General OF Darbekr Khan
poor, Erzeroum, Toest sivasISc. IN Asia Minor,
manding them 70 that there be negligence showa
In checking any disposition tie part Of either Mrssul
man Christian 70 attack the other, which violence
spprehended for the Nussulmans there
NOT nimcal to the Christian population ney 70
their coreg ionists-i g., Catholic, Greek Protes
tant So long these pseudo Chr stans keep the peace
among themselves there need be alarm fear from
the followers Of the Nufts No wonder that the Mos
lens entertain such adherence Of Christianity They
II in u worst forms. wretchei churches ntenpe-
rate priests ignorant Of everything that good in their
faith, setting example their psrishion
ers for love OF bakki and wine card playing and Of
morality which !s by far than polygamy.
They have not improved the time Of the Prophet
whose Divine mission against Pagansu aud de-
graded Christianity. They their churches adorned
with miserable pictures OF the Deity In the Garden OF
Eden Of Christ the spirit OF Cod ard the prophet
mediately preceded their OF saints whose lives little
commended their ssnctty; and they well know that In
private life these Christians far below their daily
standard Of honesty and proby. LEI Christianity
vince itself 10 the nd Of the Nosem and there would
oe better state Of feeling existing between the fol-
lowers Of the re ormer Of the Arabian world and the be-
the divinity Christ until such be the case
the latter must always remain deprived Of their respect
No American traveller in this part Of the East be
otherwise than impressed With the vast superiority Of The
ip1np thn FHrtsf
face OF the od Turk and the sly, crnging OF
the Greek and the Armenian and the fair which
promised by the Christian, Mussulmau In once 10
found TO regard him inferior beng point OF prn
sues are my Nc own wpressens ana l have plea
sure In thus exposing tbom where ] sure
the kussuman VII be treated with mpartalty and gain
his due, irrespective Of his relig ous tendency.
Comm esioners, az predicted In OF my previous
letters have been sent by France England, Austria and
Russia, 10 JOIN Fuad Iacha In Syria.
Becerck and Schaefer frcm france The former the
Consul General for Egypt, and the latter the prvae
LORD Dunerin from England. He s line young Irish
noolemAn, whose cruise In yacht, few years ago,
Of the plartive Lament OF an Irish Em.grsnt."
Count ludoi, Secretary Of the Austrian Legation and
nov acting :. cn.rsc Anar. noe yosns
the secretaries Of the Russian Legation here remarkable
for nothing IN particular that know Of, though DO
doubt be VIII play well his part" Russa Will have
plenty other secrc agents syria 10 beat the bush"
for him Fusd facha viii, II 10 believed, know boz 70
The Greek government, acting 10 concert with the |
Gar, has tried again 70 ioment difficulties CANDIDA and
,ens Proolamssons and the yortra! Of Genera kalaU
This Is well known 10 the Braish rovcrnmeat. II has
seventy four gun ship stationed Oh the island II has
long been supposed that, under coutingcncos
this isand might be worth the attention Of the British
government, and that In its hands. France would hold
Egypt 10 some disadvantage. There 10 not, believe,
jusi now any disposition revolt against the Sultan ia
the island. The plan Of Greece 70 set In q stir and
when the iumut Is stined 70 have endowed with Ger.
he ante M fharp Pa
from which the next phase would be annexation 70 |
Greece.
he Grand vizer. H. Kibrisl PAcha, 10 SIN absent
In Bosna and the province OF Salouica, tour OF
m nation nstsated by the complaints OF Russia He has
dor. HIS career IL a singular one, though indeed, not
more so than that Of many prominent men In the /
u .assss state, He ia sfaasa'e Of : military
y = youth BY The late Sultan. On his retura
the late Grand vizcr Redschid facha His knowledge Of
French and some ESgluh, nne psure and gentIemanly
General Redschd Pscha sent him TO London
While there bis wife, ex.Mrs. HiIlensen and . Greek
,traDgled old eunuch his harem, and 30 conducted
herself as 10 render bis position At london an unpIssssat
'ne IT. MBlensen bad divorced this, his nrst wife, Tor
. sconduc, or, a. y 70 called here, inccrpatitilite dc
rmotus. She Was extremely handsome ana attractive
md by her tale found mpaihy favor with the
handsome Mshcmed Kibris Bey (now PAcha). Erlcd
Z is saia, 10 living "a exemplary life with her third
husband. Since hts return from London, Kbrs Pscha
e Marine ns The visit q he ssiaa 70 n Y.
United States freate Wabash, which, few years ago.
aufed so much etir here, and excited strony the
re OF Lord STAFFORD dc Rcdcfe He 10 OF an h.
lesy and probity that have been furnished and viii
10 much for the sinking state OF his country These very
rata have berc,iore prevented his los continuance in
nee, and II lie said that the frankness With which he
bid the Satan Ct his evil and ru.nous results
o the empire caused his Majesty TO him, wnen
% had nrst named him Grand vizer . year ago His
anne 10 hehemed Pacha, and that of Kibrsl 10 from his
anne, place or island OF Cypress.
some two years ago Prince ineo OF the petty pseudo
epubhe OF honengr (Kara Dash, caused the assassi
alton Of one Of the principal deputies Of this place. then
Wait 10 the capital brother Of the deceased,
ordng 70 the usages Of the Montenegrins devoted him
elf 10 bring about the death e the Prince lately
avhe found lifting opportunity, shot him dead in the
aounmns The Princes son, quite youtn, has succeed
d him 80 The Governor OF the petty republic.
The Ottoman government sti endeavorng 70 collect
Az q its paper currency 70 the amount Of l5o 900 600
pAsfres each sum four cents circulation In the
apitas II believes that the ruinous condition Of the
nanecs o. Austria and Russia 10 due 10 the unlimited
morni Of paper money Issued by them. 10 effect this
selling on the arircs (uschcr Of the PROVINCES