New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-30

gether above ne. be Q symbol Of that fraternity OF
loart which exists between these two peoples, who
nave tho same sympatbies and the aspirations"
But perhaps the most significant manifeststion Of
sympathy Is found in The Tenant Herald. the English
paper OF the Empire which has heretofore been very
strong In Its sympathy for the South. 1t Gays:
His death will cast halo round his name In his
tory, and If it has prevented the glory which be might
have earned the second founder of the United States
1t has likewise spared him the risk Of failure which
alone in tho annals OF mankind Gs ono who, In the
midst OF struggle which called forth the most bitter
reproachcs, and often tho ves nsnuations from friend
and foe. remained with reputation untaiDted and I'M
assailedwho born and educated in the middle classes.
preserved in the chieftanshp Of restless and
specting Republic OF the reverence and almost
ace given elsewhere to the divinity that doth hedge
king than was ever given except to royalty-who
DO accused In the midst Of many difficulties of
and energy of his character did for the ri
umph Of his cause than the victories OF its generals
Under different chief Of tho State. these victories
might have been sterile. even II they had been at
all. The conduct and reputation Of President Lincoln
gave force TO the riumpbs. and soened the defeats 81
the North and 1t might almost be said that under no
other would the Federal arms have achieved the
which has involved to himself sad fatality
The same paper makes the following remarks in
reference 10 President johnson. and gives In another
part Of the paper the sketch of him found in The Noe
american Cyeiopedia.
Those who in presence Of tho vsgarics OF johnson
ut Washington. prayed Heaven TO spare Lincoln lest
the cheftanshp of the United States should fall into
the hands Of q vulgar ruian. little thought how soon
this prayer would be rejected Yet the last act OF tho
man was his worst Governor OF tennessee and IN
der other functions he has from tno 10 Time gwen
proof Of capacity and Of piudence-and 1t 70.
mains 10 be what the Of responsibility VIII
do TO sustain who can act with energy and vgor
and whose shortcomings are those which may DC cor
rected by his position.
The particulars in reference TO this terrible calamity
have not reached u.s. but trcmbc to think Of its in
fuence upon the public mind Of the North.
CONSOLIDATION OF THE TURKISH DEBT.
The Turkish debt has hitherto been most compli.
Gated affair 1t has consisted OF half dozen species Of
foreign debts and indefinite number OF home debts.
called Medjdics and Azzic's, and busenllick and
Tahvils &c. A cunning Englishnan has devised
plan for consolidating all these into single debt paying
per cent interest His object Of course is his fee OF
81 900 OOO Tho bait he offers il loan OF e. 100000
for "pubc improvements CSut,ns palaccsD. The
new loan opened to-day in Constantinope. London
Paris. Amsterdam and Frankfort. IL remains TO be
seen whether tho public will furnish tho money (he
shares are issued 80 per discoun for carrying
out the plan. which will certainly be greater benefit
to the Porte than 10 tho holders Of the Of some
OF the old stocks Those who have sold out Confederate
stocks at 10 per cent discount will do well to invest
hero.
HOW THE SULTAN PUTS DOWN A REBELLION.
In Northern Syria the people OF Anti Taurus have
been in rebellion against the Turkish Government FOR
many years The only solitary OF authority which
the Sultan has attempted there with success during
these years carried under the pressure Of the
United States Government.
An American missionary. Mr. Coning. was murdered
there and only Of his murderers was canght and
executed. The other protected by one OF the indie
pendent Chiefs OF this District As he would not give
him up, the United States Government demanded the
arrest and punishment of the Chief They pushed 1t
far that this Chief decoyed by tho Turks into
snare set for him at dinner party arrested and sent
to Constantinople.
Since N time these rebels have taken the offensive
and at last some weeks ago army OF 20 O0O or 300
men was fitted ont 10 subdue this Asatio Montenegro
But on the approach Of the advance divisions Of this
force the rebel chiefs sent dcpr ecaiory letters. de-
olaring their great desire TO OBEY the Sultan, 40.
This dodge has succeeded TO n charm. The army
has been recalled and the ch.f, 10 come 10 Con
sanffnopi rsesirs the rank and ns Of Pdshd, and be
appointed eaoi to TIE 9orerRmehf Of hi' orn disrid.
This ceremony being over they will return home and
do exactly they have done before Moreover the old
chief arrested the instgaon Of the United States
Government will undoubtedly be so al liberty and go
back with them. This would have been easy way
to put down JEFF Davis.