New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26

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DsSs-tnst 10 TO say, by each devo"g hs efforts
WIN integrity and loyalty, that re MARTY AID good
ordef IA u internal nd financial administration Of our
empire VIII be achieved Gu my art will devote all
| my soliei,nde to an incessaut Surveillance
Tho different ministries and administrations OF nv
empie Will be required to conform strictly 70 the care
which snail win close personal attention employ 70
put, with the sid Of Divine Poviden e. speedy end
TO the financial difficulties which various causes have
for some time produced; and penetrated with the con-
yiciiOn that have nothing p-soualy much at heart
as the reestabliChment ami increase Of the financial
credit Of my empire aud tie prosperity OF my people,
my ministers will have 10 submit 10 me- frrn time 70
,me projects of law aud improvements calculated ~
establish perfect nony Ia the collee'iDn and
plOyment of The public funds, aud 70 prevent every
sort OF mslversation.
Nv inperai military end naval forces Of the
sup Orts If sly greatness Of MY emplrci my governments
viii zee 10 maintenance Of their discipline and % the
increase of their well-being in all resTecis.
The eiforts Of my Government shall he employed 70
N ,intain aud further cement the a1able relations
which exist between tie Ottoman Emgie and the
irieudly and allied powers The greatest espect shall
invariably ce paid 10 exis ing trea'ie'.
In a word let every one, in all the branches of the
administrations take for hs rule OF conduct tho Scored
duties o. LOYALTY proLity, Zeal aud aitbiulless 70 the
emure Iet each DO well assured that THU Is no only
course which will lead 70 bis own well-beng and pros-
peIity. "
firmly proclaim that my desire for the prospeny OF
my subjects will know dsinc' ion aud thas those
OF my people VITO OF different religions or races
shall hnd IL the justi,e ihe saue solictude,
and tho perseverance, IN assuring their p osPer-
ity. The progressive development Of the nch re-
sources with which God has endowed our empire, the
true progress Of the welfare which h To result there
from for al who live under the rhadow Of my uperai
power aud the Independence of my great empire, shall
be tho object OF my constant thought.
May God. the supreme dispenser Of mercy, cover us
with His mighty protection
The Lecaa, Herald Gays, concerning the new
Sultan:
An incident of his late domestic life brought to
light on the day of his accession, which adds 10 the
interest Of a small impeTi romance Oriental policy
and usage have as l. well Known, long compelled tho
practice Of male iniaucide In he families OF heirs
apparent 10 the thrcne daughters are pernltted 70
i've but cons sacrificed to tn sovereign Jealousy
nc the moment of ther birth Four years ego, how
ever son born TO Abdul Aziz, and by ,he aid OF
devoted nurse was spirited away 70 Eyoub, where
he lived unknown I'LL last week
On Tuesday his Majesty produced this child, who
bears the name Of Youssnf S-laboddiu Efiendi and
DIV sented bin the Grand NiZi-r ard other ministers
as bis hret-born. When 10 ui- relative incident we
add that bis Majesty is perso ally rgld toeotalieI'
okea neither pipe nor narghhe, Is capital pianiet,
ia EXCELLENT sbOt goodwin angler, and farmer eaougn
AXE degree in the Lothians-we ave said sui-
icent to state The difference between himself and hn
predecessor. 80
Her Highne-s the valids sultana has declined The
ususl allowance of 5O00yOp month long presenp-
lively received by the sovereign mother aud has al
most on eonpulion by tie Government, cons' nted 70
draw 30, coop instead.
Besjde the immense reduction in the bnmsn person
rel of the palace establishment his Majesty hs sent no
fewer than 400 horres from the Imperial stables ~ DO
emolOyed IN the artillery. -
From the same payer we take this account OF The
dismissa Of Ria Pssha aud The hopes entertained OF
his successor:
For more than twenty years tle fallen minister has
been the great otsiacle TO sduiu.s i've, and espe-
cially to financial reforms; if not openly and olIestly
resisting every designed TO promote either,
opposing to them ~ least the s1erfie OF bs Di-
mense perfonal inluence win tie sovereign, AMI 80
rendering nugetofy the beet efforts OF homes. and
parriOiic colleagues in the Government. Ihe disgrace
.f the ex-vore was announced at the Porte Sat
| urday, in the following short imperial hatt'
"MY F.THFuL yHIZR having been deemed advisable ',
di'n's R14 Pteh. om he % 81 h h
| God DO upon Us. Ansn"
TIE rnannsT In which this crnsing blow was inhict-
ed on the object Of il bnt htie calculated to soften
is severy ON Saturday afternoon the eA -eras. Ter,
WHO bad been in dly attendance at the palace siDco
WedBed ", landed ~ usual 81 The Pasha SCALA aDo
on entering the outer hall met by an aide deesmp
who With scan. courts sy, directed LiO % enter the
| cqv%0iak THE room where coffee u prepared, and
where servants and their friends assenbledl, FUNGUS
at syle of address so different from The homage OF
manner aud phrase 70 which he had long been sccus~
toned the doomed minister DEMANDED OF The obl'er
| what 10 meant By addressing such words TO hn-the
Seraekier The other curiy said that sleh were the
/ a
ton, he mi1ht ask bis Majesty. This was enough.
The stricken grsndee bowed, AID entered tie ignobe
chamber and company.
fsv minutes later another siie-de-camp entered
the ROOM and, without noticing Ria, directed tie
steersuau OF one Of tie smaller psuce caigues "to
take that nau poiaiiDg 10 the ex-Seraskier) 10 his
house u Beyierley" Ills was done, AMI, acconpa-
MED BIZ Ghalb Bey, the fret chamberlain, the dis
yraccd iavorito was silently spd without honor rowed
M 10 hs ygF. On arriving there, Ghalib hey took
Of ollf tho cDnl1 lay hands
and carried the whole back to he palNe The outer
| yyindows and dooa Of the fallen Ministers houeo
Were NJ the time closed, and BIO now remahs 10
virtual arrest.
No. 10 leave this Get Of signal justice Incomplete, his
Majesty has ordered the immediate aPfoln mens OF
commission Of investigation into TIE whole Depart
me na accounts OF the he Chief exile ldig over eight
cen years. since hs appintment 10 .he 'eEaskerls1 10
1914 Tue clothing and equipment u the army daring
Inst long period az also ire actual stIength OF tne
various corps aI1neeespecialy thoso oi trak, Ara
| Ls,sn, and AnatOua, in tue whole OF whl'h u
notorious that immense malveTsa"n oaS ocen carrie,
on--Nill be made the subject Of Rigorous inquiry ad
the most aisrtlng discoveries arc expected 10 resuis
from the Investigation. II is sad, too, Thar In tho
eirue item Of the preserved ness f.9grr~o/ cOitess
durng the CriDean war; some colossal Irands VIZ also
The sntcipa,ed revelations viii, Il IL further be-
loved COMPROMISE more lees certain ex-President
of the Council Of War, whore relations with The fallen
Minister have for maDy years been personally anc
| officially nost iu;mae but this point II 10, u
conrss as yet inconvenvOt to cay more. Add TO this
vsdeex.ending subject matter tor investigation the
em OF the palace expenditure, while under tbe con-
troll of the ex-MaIsha, and during his dealings there
abouts with Ketch Ogln, and the bill against hiu
assumes proportions saeh 81 have seliom risen 10
Judgment Against any Minister in this or any other
| country
OF Tho new Seratkier would, in this uxtaDosition
be inv6ious to say much. lie IS known To be an ca
c,llent officer aud honest and able man. Against
him. as against lhe Sultan hGfeli, certain foreign en-
l ,ho ott IN fi,.na