The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-01

LONDON, September 30.--In consequence of a
difficulty which has existed for some time past
between the United States Consul in the Island
OF Cyprus and the Turkish authorities, the
United States Minister ia ConstantnOple Mr..
L. Joy Morris, has demanded full satisfaction
from the Sultan and his Cabinet.
Pending the negotiations, which assume a
rather serious aspect, Mr.. Morris communicated
with Admiral Goldsborough; and the United
States war ship IicOnderogd, Captain Charles
Steedman, which has been lying of the port of
Venice was despatched thence for Cyprus.
Cause of the Quarrel.
The following detailed account of the diff
Guilty between the representatives OF the United
States In the Island of Cyprus and at CONSTANT.
nople and the Sublime Porte-reicrred to in our
special cable telegram be found of consi.
derabe interest, as matters of great import
may be evolved from the step Just now taken By
the Hon. Mr.. MOTrs:--
Some time ago the American Consul at Lar
naCa, in Cyprus Mr.. Luigi Palma de CeSnola,
took into his aervlce as Cavas a Mussulman
native named Mustapha. Shortly after wards the
mudr OF the iowa claimed the man as a drawn
COnscript seeking to evade military service. and,
on the Consul Ielu,ing to give him up, ordered
party OF zaptiehs to enter the house OF the
American Consul dTagoman-a certain Costand
Bebess--and carry oil the man.
Thereupon the American Consul addressed
formal complaint to the Governor of the island
demanding the punishment of the mudIr and an
ample apology for the alleged outrage on his
own consular dignity. On inquiry into the facts,
however, the Pasha considered the mudlr to be
IN the right and therefore refused the consular
demand.
Mr.. Palma de Cesnola accordingly "suspended
relations" and referred the matter to The Hon.
e. Joy Morris, the American Minister in Con-
stantnople. The latter gentleman, accepting
his Subordinate's version of the facts, addressed
an energetic ana categorical note to the Porte
den anding:-
First. The dismissal of the mudir.
Second A personal apology from the Pasha
to the Consul at the house OF the latter, with a
simultaneous salute OF twenty-one guns to the
American flag.
Tund. That done, the dismissal OF the Pasha
him self.
Fourth. The liberation and payment of sub
stantlal compensation to the cavas Mustapha.
in the event of the Porte's unwlllngness TO
concede these four points Mr. Morris requested
Admiral Goldsborough, commanding the Anne
rican squadron in the Mediterranean, to send
one of his war vessels to Larnace, which has
been done.
A Military Commission Sent to Venetia.
A military commission has gone to Venetia, TO
take possession, for the Italian Government, of
the war material there.
The Treaty of Peace Between Italy and
Austria.
LONDON, September 28.-It is expected that
the treaty of peace between Italy and Austria
will be signed within day or two.
Commercial Treaty with Austria.
Austria and Italy have agreed to commence
negotiations for treaty of commerce as soon as
peace has been concluded The basis of this
commercial relation is TO be the treaty of COM
merce of 1851 between Austria aud Sardinia.
This basis, however, is only meant to serve as
the starting-point tor what are intended to be
very intricate commercial relations.
The Duchies-The Duke OF Augusten-
burg.
The Duke of Augusten burg has written a let
ter to the King of Prussia Offering TO join the
North German Confederation ii Prussia would
install him as the Duke OF the Duchies. Prussia
rejected the offer.
The Duke of Nassau and the Elector of Hesse.
Cassel have notified to Prussia their intention of
abdicating in favor of the Prusslan King, with
the view OF obtaining some concessions regard
ing their private property.
The Ex-Kings of Saxony and Hanover.
The Kines of Hanover and Saxony intend
taking up their permanent residence at Vienna.
1t is certain that the latter will abdcate in favor
OF his son. The Duke OF Nassau and the Elector
of Hesse-Cassel, who have large estates in Aus
tria, viii also take ptheir permanent residence
in that country.
The King of Hanover has informed the mana
gers Of the Theatre Royal at Hanover that he
will bring an action against them before the
law courts If they reopen the theatre without
the order of his ministers, with whom the con-
tracts have been concluded. He viii not allow
them either to make any engagement with the
Theatre Royal at Berlin, as is proposed by the
Prnssian Government.
The Queen of Hanover continued to reside in
the Roy al Castle at Herrenhaus, near the capi-
tai, declaring that she will not quit the kingdom
The Princess Ftederika will 60 to her father at
Vienna.
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
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