New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26

iarity Of the Danish Prime siu;,,.,
Arrival of Lord Lyons-Haw m.
Regarded by the Turks-ssis G.,
| Opinion of fAmcricuns-Turhix. D.,
tics-ProaeTcd Resignation, Of u;,,.
'crs-Fhe Governmental Need OF lfoa,,
Hcssrnining Religions Lir,r,,-.
Little iEisiOry-0nrAarism H,r,n,.,
-T;,e Cho.era-Fears OF Famine
From Our speciii Correspondent,
COSsIASTNoPLg, Nov. q. lss,
The Greeks aspire TO rule at Constantine.
over a new Eastern Empire. But the sueees. r,,,,
they meet with in governing the A,,,e ,lnyJ,r :,
Greece is not such as 10 make it probable ,ta, =.
great powers Of Europe will very soon ngn o., -.
TURKS for the sake ofputtag Greeks in ,b.l, r,s,,
If We are to Judge OF the Greeks by what We 50. q,
them in Greece. it would be difficult to fad rso,.
anywhere in tie civilized word more utteiy u,,, !.
govern themselves or Others
am sorry 10 say that their co1duc. in Taysev ca.
not contradict this conclusion. During the h,e eu,.
demic even the Jews slowed more moral courage IN.
the Greeks. Among these it was "eyeIy nsn q,
himself" and no ties Of nationality or ree.on or rA
tonship were stlo5g enough 10 overcome taelr Hc,s
fear.
The state Of things in thens Is ius: what rieh. 4.
expected in capital where every msn kaoss ta
neghOor to be Pascal and thinks hia.scl Of noreu.
portanec than any ether man in tie kingdom ol isdd
than the kingdom Itself
; within the last mouth no less than toar winsrin
have come iato power and fallen in tura g.o,esa
demonstrations have taken Place among tae people sra
in one ca.e ,erea persons Killed. Tie spee.alos
cct of haze the part OF tAe mob is COart spolnsk
tic Danish councillor IF young King George. To
people reason that since the Greeks the use. rea
on earth, Ii Is Insult 10 them for the Kins TO Aa.s
any bu; Greeks fer his councillors especially es the
: Danish statesman eats Up salary wlaea uiet,
) Otherwise support two or three GTteas;
they entertain the Kisg, when he gees abroad
with shouts OF Away with SponneckT Away with
E sponneck" bat in spite Of this Spoureck insisss
upon no: going away, and the King very foolshy
fancics that Lis advice IS valuable AID gnsesh
: than would be that OF some wise Greek.
1t Is feared that another revolution viii take pscs
and Kiug George go the way Of King O:ao Noting
but fear OF the Gr,a; Powers can prevent this
LORD LYONS ~ cQYsrASTIyoPLE.
Lord Lyons has uglrated Lew era 1t The British
Embassy ia Constantnope He IS winning eo2ea
opinions on every side. Christian gen;encn AID
worthy representative Of Protestant England. Il
= evident that henceforh tae British Eni5assadoF 10
10 be the humble servant Of Easd Pasfe, and thais
w not be expected TO declare the Turkish Gove7nuer,
already perfect in tie face Of The most obvious iic
Tie American missionaries called upon lin the oiSss
day aud were received IN the most cordial 1aalt''
Lord Lyons gave them every assurance OF is coernls
,;o, IN religions 5ertyin Tnrkey, and spodA
rost enthusiastic terms OF America. He m'de one -
mark which Iwi venture I, repeat here. lie oiaLls
be was DIX years in tie Eed States. eld that HIna
MI that time although tie very air was in an explosive
state. no insulting or unpleasant word vas ever sf
dressed 10 him in public pgNatei Dut tDAt on 'ae
tra1y lo was always cad everywhere treated WIZ ~
greatest courtesy
Considering tie state OF the public mirc danns 20
war esoccaly in reference 20 England sicl as' =.
this speaks well rfor tie setresreet aud S'e0a' y.
our peorle And it is really not less proof ''N
Iyon. himself acted part which made him ~o''a!
tie respect OF our Government ard natloh'
. POLITICAL AFFAIRs IL TURKEY.
u enneara that after ILL., the great cones ts'Tess
rnad Ps.ha and the U.cma is not settled. II Is ~
IN Constan,!nople AID the quarters which baVe ia
burned that the property OF the mosques has been ~
= u,erized. Ihe main question is siill uadeooe0 ~
o. a. "a
.r1 An Pasha have sent in their ressnaioHs TO "a
Sultan within few days, but he reiaaee 20 sefP,
* them aud the next day sent Fuad iasha s'.hS
% beads. or rosary worth about SCoOVO' ""S " t'-
70 and emerlds. r..
IS The state Of the question is really tAis' l"' .'-'
are determined to hold 20 their properly anu ~!
ara irving 10 excite the fanaicis Of the Old IuAs Ha
thus frirhten Fuad Pasha from bis plans
Fusd Pasha, on the other hand knows very wen ''a
), unless he can supply the Sultan with money lie h'a
fall lie Knows also that money can now Oe '"'''4 4''
i by the sequcsra,ion Of tie property OF 'le
- SO he appeals to the more enlightened TURKS eAa -
Sultan for their support in this measure ID e CIV
believe he will carry his point. although DC ns' :" &C.
porariy lose his place before it is aeeonaAshee' 40
- measure is really good one, although the nou'S'
! both sides are purely selfish and personal.
While Fuad Pasha is thus protesting great enhsls'
u ment and freedom from fana,cism in this way % a
* other hand. the Government is doing sI CD
q restrain religious liberty. They are roS
4 tempting to prevent the publication in II.sA
auv religious books except tho B!o.e. -
MIA commentary on the Bible, having % -
= s,ops in it to Molammcdanism, was pgbl'a's -
wear by American missionaries and sH''.'
by the censor. his uooA 10 ho" So r.. "a,
ol ment and It's circulation strictly forbidden. I|'
only an attack upon religions liberty. IN iaa' I-' ~
testants are thus deprived OF eommcn'aN "
Bible bat is an attack upon tho rights o. .,oj
citizens. who have been encouraged 10 tol,',e3 re n
MONEY in a book whose publication was o
tgen had their property destroyed W i
N'' against the sale Of IL. -. Is T.iI
~ We can only say in explanation that ." 80
v. and not civilized country. ,,,, U1fd vi.
Tie following extract from TIE Lrs'. ., e,siiai
~ exhibit anot' = form OF tie baipiiS"
c. An amorous Turk, called Sadik Aea rs y rsi
ayliare in the nciglborlo9d oi hAi hAIi1l l, Iii Of ~
r. horvs from Salorica 0rc.ly ros. .esSs, ~, ,s q -
'' nc-.on Ola Christian crl IN TIE lr,'sSe besne IL
w. 1oiScp rSpD Of s",era ~" children BY him and '5 : sd,
,rk -, b-aceJ the re-! g0n OF Ter A4a IN re.es,