New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-14
FROM CONsTANTI~OPLR.
Armcnisss I'm New-Yerk-AHairs In rIoido-
Wallnchia.


From ourssPeciAl Correspondent
CoSsTANTNoPLR. June l6 1854.
While the fate OF our country hangs in bal
over the great bsttle-felds In Virginia II is al.
most impossible FOR an American abroad 10 think or
speak Of anything else than his own land
Ircgret TO say that tho general impression among the
people here gathered from European papers. is unfs
yorahle 70 the success 81 Cen Grant bat among or
selves there is a strong faith in our armies, and a
still stronger one in tbs justice Of our cause. ialth
which amounts 20 an absolute assurance Of success
A meeting Of resident Americans was held last week
st Robert College 70 express our deep sympathy VITA
our Government and our armies IA thus tine o. tria
Both the resolutions and the speeches were u OF conn
deDce IN the final result and Of sympathy ior those who
are suffering and dying % save Us from destruction.
vAGABoND hRNKSIANs N SEw-YoEK.
SevNrj Of the Armenian newspapers in Constantine
pie publish letters from EeW-York written by ATmen
resident there and at least O.e New OK paper
publishes correspondence from COnstantnople which
Is written in New Yosk City BY the same hands These
letters published here are fgA Of the most strocous lies
and misrepTesentati0ns q America, and seem 10 be
written with the sole aim Of exciting hatred and con
tempt here against the United States and Dor citizens
II these things continue We shall feel obliged 10 pub
ush tic Of These men, that they may DO known
and avoided by oil honest men in New-Iork.
Only this week have seen letter published here
from one Of these men, u which he cOoy that II
generally believed in New York that the negroes are
only animals and have no souls, with various other
statements Of the description which would aston
sh even the readers Of TIE London Tines
We arc happy to say shat there are representatives
In America and especially in the Medical Department
81 our Army-of a ysiy different class Of Armenisns-
mon who are honor their nation, well as to the
American missionaries and others Who have helped
III Ind the money to pay their passage could send
hundreds OF good men % America every month who
would most Of them enter cur Army iMncdiatey.
Would il not be vol 70 take means TO encourage such
PRINCE coUzA OF MoLDO-wALLAcBIA.
But for the war ia Denmark, the late movements on
No. ha hovp fr4u OIL
Europe even from the war in America As is. they
have well nigh kindled fame Of war ia South
II il ven Known that the present Constitution Of
Modo Walachia under Prince Couza. resulted from an
unexpected application Of the Treaty OF Paris by the
people OF these Provinces Since their union under
Prince COuz the great European Powers have sought
10 improve the situation for their own ends France
and Italy have sought 70 make these FroYaces lnde-
pendent Of Turkey. England has Of course, done her
best 70 strengthen the power Of Turkey and Tepress
sny tendencies toward Independent action Russia y
determined these provinces 70 her own terIi'
tory Turkey wishes % retain them with as little trou-
BILE and expense possible. The Provinces tDein'
selves desire 20 become On Independent. Kingdom.
Consequently French policy has beeh UumPhAn'' una,
70 the dsnAy of England Prince COuza has been doing
very much as he liked without regard to treaties OF
anything else.
asteres which owned about ha the real estate In the
Prncipality; and then, having turned the Assembly
into the street NJ the point Of the bayOne he annued
the Constitution and freed al the sefts in tho Prov
inces This last act was a violation az once Of the
treaty stpuations under which he held ms throne ana
OF his duty TO the Government Of turkey. Austria
Russia ard Turkey concentrated large armies upon the
frones and it seemed certain that We were once more
70 have general Eestern war. But IN the East people
always DO exactly what yOu WO5d least expect. And
Prince CouZs instead Of entering the 1ed 40 the head
OF the army which he has been organizing FOR two years.
came himself to COnstan.mople. Ana, stranger stll.
he wss received here, not rebeliOns suiJect but
with all the honors which coud have been Leapcd upon
Louis Napoleon himself.
EVerywhere he is hOnOrcd with the royal salute OF q
cuns-an honor never accorded 20 the almost intepend
ent VieerOy OF Egypt The beautiful palace at the
sweet waters Of AsianeveT before occupied except by
the Sultan himse-wes placed at his disposed lie has
dned with the Sultan, and received the homage OF the
highest officers OF the empire. And ali this aplaen
cordially is on both sides pure humbug Each party
trying TO deceive the other This is Eastern diplomacy
One result however, seems certain. There viii be
no Eastern this year. both parties prefer TO play
the game out in another way. A new European Con
ference will undoubtedly be called to revise the Consl
tuition Of the Provinces New pledges will be given TO
Turkey and Prince CouAa strong IN his iaIh In Napo-
leon. will 60 on and do as he likes
The CIRCASSlAE WAR.
Prince Michael has Officially proclaimed the resora.
tiOn Of peace in the Caucasus ana ne might
have added the restoration OF primitive solitude
and desOlstiOn. Tie conduct Ol RUSSIA IN
thjs matter il really Infamous The whole population is
driven from the country without food, money cloth
Ing and but for the generosity Of the Turks not one IN
= hundred would survive the change turkey Is ecu.
sums In which transport these unfortunate people To
different parts of Turkey Meanwhile thousands are
dying every day OF slaTIaton' smaii po1 anu vPnEs
At least three hs Of them die before they reach the
new homes given them IL Turkey and judging from the
experience Of the past two or tree years The Whole
race VIII be extinct in less than i've years. horrible
sacrifice to the ambition Of Russia.
COTTON IN TURKEY.
The cultivation of cotton In Turkey IS assuming pro
portions beyond the expectations OF the most sangune
Of Manchester enthusiasts. The whole population Of
Southern Asia Minor is going mad on the SUBJECT
In the City OF Adaua Tor example near the ancient
Tarsus which Is Of the new cepeIs Of cotton eu
Hvat d
doubled within year that they are now higher than
In Constantinope. That district alone Will export some
300 900 bales Of cotton tns year This cotton is equal
to the ordinary qualities Of American cotton ana Is
mostly from American seed.
LOCUSTs IN TURKEY.
The greatest plague Of this Empire Is the locust and
So prevent the utter destruction OF everything the Gov
eminent OF this OF the year hires the people TO
destroy the unHedged ocuts in the ground usually eH
changing oke Of wheat for an oke (2elo pounds O
focusts The official accounts show that last year more
than ten million pounds Of these Oeusts ere thus de
strOyed. In single PaShaluok 200 tuns have been
destroyed this year.