New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-05
1b- foovn. appeared IN portion Of morning edition
FROM Our Special Correspondent
CcNsTAN1Ivor-r, July 70. 1863
PARDON or TIE AUTHORS or THE SYRIAN MAS

FROM Our Special Correspondent.
CcNsrANTIvoI'Lr, July u, 1865.
PARDON or TIE AUTHORS Or THE SYRIAN MAS
SACRE.
While Sir Henry Bulwer has been vibrating
for months between Alexandria ant paJrou.. fanoying
no doubt ihs; bis very presence in tose regions was
giving de.'h bow to French Influence there, h"
Fre.ch Embassy in Ccnstautnople hes concoctcd and
executed riaa which promises to make france Su'
plere ID S!ua.
The flalonilcs of Lebanon are Roman CathoAcs e0o
ar completely nader TIE thumb CT the French priests
lat the Drszcs and tie Moaanometars have always
hem very much under English influence.
The french have last siiucA telling blow ct this
influence y obtaining .rop the Forte Ike fun ard free
pirdon OF ~ those pruzes and Turks who sere con-
ce~,.ed ntlc terrible mass cres of isi9.
Il ever Zen deceived TO die ior their crimes these
mon did. Ills Emclid pasla was Governor Of Bcy-
r.ut. ani the uassacres commenced under his very
nose anl 'ii RS a. parent approval. IL even allowed
- soldiers to oia tie D.r1es in pluudcring and burn
ing tie Iaron;c villages. There is 10 doubt thai he
bad previous faowlccge Ct what was TO he done and
t alt maGc 10 attempt to prcyert il. lie was more
cnl;r tlau Acluo i'asLa Of Dan. scrs. who
CIT I'd by Fsad Pasha.
,hcir 70 -roninaly 1T the reQdcs Of AbdGl Kodir
hui really at tie instraton Of he Emperor Napoleon
III. uadcr whose Ore lions Abdui-Kadir came to
Couspcr an his way from raTGscns TO Paris where he
mas now rone to receive his reward.
This all II rms caused great excitement in Constanti
nc,e aud IS generally believed here that it wii give
tie influence of England In Syrin q ceath-b3w.
DANGEROUS M.XlSs OF TIE SULTAN.
Tic su.an has been very IL. 1t is supposed that he
!, so still Tor fey,ral dayc It was generally believed
that lie was dead. Aali Pasha represented that his
disease was Inflammation of the bowels. Fuad Pasta
sid II was nothing bu, common ellis and fever bu
private adyices from tie palace sly that the Sultan
pp-ars to lc insane and that unless lie soon Gies i
sill lie Necessary 10 ooniine him.
As am 10: personally acquainted with the fsets
viii not pretend 70 say which Of thcee stories is true
bnt an inclined to believe tie latter. Saouid tAe
sultan dc. he will be succeeded ty Nurad EGni, the
eldest son Of tie ae Sultan. unless Fnad Pashs should
,ttempt revolution in favor Of tie Of the present
sultan.
A.urnd Taera. il a assipatca. STUPID. Good-natuTed
man Of SO years not uuse bis father.' lie has made
some attempts a, learning French but las given it up
The only adyentagc 10 be galped ~ bis accession -
She throne would lc IL overthrow OF Fuad Pasha and
y SeNNN~o'+S
equally bad.
| CHOLERA II CoSsTANTISoPIE.
Tie cholera has been prevailing in Egypt and Aroha
i5g some months and is now committing terrible raw
AGES ia Alexandria and Cairo. A Turkish frirnic
brought u eases fron Alexandria to Cons; antirop'e
te captain lied about il, and the ship up TO the
Nayy.Yari.
A great excitement ensucd, ard for two weeks We
vue en- urcean city in the eyes Of tealih.oaiceTs
ycryy here; bot 10 ease having occurred here except
cse 5To g!t from Egypt, tie panic has passed
nd We are oEco reokonol as clean. Indeed The
-,aeral health If tie city IS very good.
cLLEBalTIoS o. TIL TOCRTu OF JULY.
You hay, accosn'. enough Of Fourth fJnly oeeb'a.
;ious and species not 10 teslc another FROM ne So
vii content myself with saying hat the day was Only
.e-nrate1 at tie famous valley OF Hnrt.ar Eske-
T." where tie Eussian crny once cncampcd, aad
Wore q treaty With I.uss.a sgaed in 49, think
Tout 80 pciso.s were p.oseut-.he day VAS perfect
he picnic mos, eatale-the sTeechts as good ana
enthusiast oay els cd tle return Of peace after
.1ur years OF y az coad make them. Nor sLOull the
uusc 30 !1reouer. .JolH Brorn was sung-a0i omit
tulstue verso which oonsigns Je1 DsYs 10 4 sour
o,pe ucc-. being the general feeling here ihei for
lrecc lTs Ig.CrSE IS Wong in seeking iOT him ali
crsi"r f,'e.
! TIE AylucAy COLLEGE II ooSsTA,'TISorLF.
! Eobcr; Coiove. established st Iebo-. o. The Bo'-
! florus ~ tie r1nGcent endowment Of Mr. c. L..
.;o1cr os Ees.Yois C.t! Is jus. nov holding its An
III Exn.iaa.iol.
7 I.ev. Or. Eanlir, the Principal. has net with
obstacles enough in us enterprise 20 disheartcn any
man. ba he pushing Fl. forward with hls usual energy
in fpts Of all lua j. bio .dir to be thorough success.
The native Greeks and Armenian ylo at fret held
themselves aloo. arc nov beginning 10 aopiocsle the
benefits u such iu.t.t1tion. aud the examinations
slow that the College giving very di1erent kind 0:
education from any other school ia Turkey. II pGn
aouga that Tie boy IRE being tlrgi' 20 think This il
d peculiar clarlc.e &c Of American schools.
is 10 Dc hopcl ,hlttse return Of peace win give
.le Un.,ei Stat Influence enough at Constentinope
70 compel lie IgIAisA Go,ern;acnt 10 aow Dr. Ham.
I'm 10 proceed with tie erection Of the buildings which
he needs.
THE c0SspI&ArG2s AT THE BnY
TORFGGAs.
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