New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09

| of her beautiful child, soils its sweet ice, u
check the influence Of the EVIL Eye'-thst u, .hs
eye Of envy, and of coveousnese, denounced In S"e
tenth ComInAl dment of Moses-so does the OttomH.
Government seem 10 desire the existence OF the most
repulve obecs-that is, bad roads, numerous robbers
Hnd thieves, aud witha baG ADMINISTRATOR ih its
Provinces, with the view Of making t,en ai ,le less
attractive TO the foreign powers. ms Pohcy GER
tsiny not without it's effect The traveller mas only
to tell of she inconvenience lie has suffered hne lue
dancers incurred during bis soourn m one OF tus esl
countries Of the world, while rtiroaos anu y'"s'
facilities would soOn increase their Dumber n
un, the "pOor" Turk mot the Indianl Wouid w
driven TO The end Of the log.
The Sultan has ust bad an opportunity OF Wltns59ii,s
imitation Of Cbrsties Minrtrels,' in hs spienua
Opera.House Of Doma-balicha. An English troop OF
"Amesican Negroes headed by Mr.. Albain, has made
several performances here, in the Casino, the opera VI
Pea and at the English and American legations win
much success. Few comprehend the songs mucn % ,Ss'
the dialogues and limitations OF negro buiesque' INV
Sultan gave entertainment to tue Diplomatic corps,
in his theater-made up Of quite mixture, neither
operate nor dramatic. The entertainment commenced
with the Negroes, then some juggling rope-danchg,
dog agles, &C., from the Circus OF Mr.. So.uihce'
then some boys-either Crcas.ian or Constanunopol-
itahtaueht TO sing for the amusement of the Sultan
aud his llaIem rather suspicious), AID then poor
panomue al,o from the Circus. The sultan soon
Tired Of the Negroes" though they sang well, ana
ordered the curtain drop before they had more han
half concluded their songs and asked for his danciog
boys. The Sutans Opera-HOnse IL said to be nagnln-
oeol aad well worth yisit but you judge OF his
taste from the aforementioned entertainment
The subject Of Secession in the New World IS a.trac'-
ing much attention, even among the higher class OF
Mussuhnlns in ConstantiuOple. They have rather
vague idea, sure Of the nature and character OF the
Government of the United States, aud their Impression
is drawn from its wars with England, the power OF
the United States to repe her attempts at interference
their domestic affairs, and their general prosperity
They seem 10 regret very much that so nourlsbiDga
Power should receive serious a check from such
IA Slavery This viii perhaps surprise YOU but
the unIopularty of Slavery great here now as 1t
Is elsewhere IN Europe The Sultan las long since
abolished the saveuagket, and with the exception OF
Circasshn females, does not now own one slave L
have made diligeut inquiry on this point, and have
been assured that IL the fact Even the eunuchs OF
his Haiem are all Free Slavery, however, has not
been abolished here; few still come here from Tnpoh
ana Ba'bary, especially females and serve out the
seven years which il allowed by the lslam Holy Law.
The prlcipe Of Slavery Is not hereditary one, ana
the offspring of all slaves are free. IL ID held AS
pous an good act 10 free save and after serving ont
the perJd aforesaid, the manumittaDt always hnds
husband for the female, and business for the male,
by which they may support themselves. Ihefe Is no
attempt made TO Tsise the freed slaves to higher
degree OF social equality than they already
la the eyes OF the law they are equal with the
white, and are left to seek for fortune untrammeled
by any legal opposition. Few are ever ednca'ed
sufficiently to ne IN life to posions OF dsiinctloni
they having filed the lower places in the family
circle no care was taken TO educate them,
but nothing done to prevent their acquiring any
amount ol knowledge within their means. Some freed
slaves in the army officers but they seldom rise
to the hiher grades. few placed IN the Military
school AMI become officers, but cannot find that any
have rsel TO high posi- ION or emlnence i DO not
think thf there is any particular prejudice to color
iblat k among Musl sllnans l see tho viii lie and black
soldiers faicrnhing, and the eunuchs OF the Sal
tans ralae as well as those Of the Pahaws families,
are treated with much respect and regard, the former
holding high official rank.
have seen in the local papers that the Sultan has
receuty souerr,d Oh Col. Coli bis decoration called
the Mdjdieh. mark Of respect for his talent in
constructing revolving Col. Coli also possesses
a snui.bo: received from the Sultan with his cipher
in diamonds for the same cause. Prof. Henry OF tie
Smiihsonn Institution has also lately been elected an
honorary member Of the Sultans Academy OF Sciences,
called the EBjHmeH DGHish.
The schsm in the Greco-Bugsrian Church bas been
brought {. a termination by tie Bulgarian Bishops,
expelled ly the Greek Patriarch, becoming Papi.is
The Pope las made Of them PaTal Bishop, aud the
Porte has acknowledged the new Catholic-Bug garian
community. 1t is severe blow at Russian policy In
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