New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-14

!; =, nove isi,ed Inv American travellers But we have
Consul there who has tho formidable array OF under
gs that found OF Cyprus, and the expense OF the Con-
The atsst news from this valuable representative Of the
Government is that he has had quarrel with the turkish
authorities that he has made an enemy or inc freneh
Consul that he is sccueed of having fur
nished the insurgent inhabitants OF the isiana WIN
arms and that he mohentary expects 70 DC mtIuene ~
eayasses. Where is Admiral GoldsbOro, with MS meet
that be is not defending the nsulted flag OF ms county
and executing vengeance upon the mseraols re
Consul and the infamous Turkish Governor OF CandlaI
What will the four consular and four consular
dpgomen think Of America, if its representative Is not
allowed TO quarrel peace with the French and lu'sp
Now the American Consul may be Q very good man;
do not know him personally. He may have the night IN
his quarrels with the authorities Very likely he has.
But why should the United States send consul to Can
da where he cannot by any possibility hnd anything 10
do except 10 rule his establishment and quarrel with
the Turks, and with the other cOnsuls
We have never had consul in the Danubian Princi-
pates except Gaatz where American ships sometimes
come. l.-... CD ... -,
the place of yiceConsul at Galas, who appointed him,
self ConsuGeneral 10 the Provinces, sold out several
hundred American passports negotiated treaty WIN
Prince Couza and finally proposed to declare war against
him because he refused TO recognize the flag OF suDee
Consular agent to whom he had sold the place.
1t is needless TO say that no honest man could hnd any
business Consueneral at Bucharest This jew found
work. but it the work of selling passports and appoint
ments. have known of who offered to pay two or
American Vce-onsu that this business is not unpro
liable to the individuals concerned.
But now the Office Of COnsulGeneral to Roumana lthe
new name Of tho Danuban Proyince mas Deen created D
Mr. Seward for the special benefit of an Amencanlzed
Hungarian formerly druggist In Philadelphia ana I'm
cnnat, and afterward a successful operator III Can
forna. ! know nothing against tins man, Dat
10 is disgrace to the administration that An once
like this should have been created for his benefit lie can
do good there. lie ia almost certain TO DO harm bu
eharest is Of the most immoral and one OF the most
turbulent places in Europe Ii full of Hungarian and
Polish refugees IL is great center OF intrigue and
Consul with possible work to do for his Government,
can hardly fail in such place TO make work for bis GOV
eminent. This must be especially true of Hungarian,
who is in full sympathy with such utrigues.
have mentioned these three worse than useless Consg
aes as examples OF places where reenches would do good
The gentlemen occupying these places may be well worthy
of the position of oceholders do not know then but
in their present places they must be nuisaDces Let mem
be removed and IL necessary let them be made post
masters or Commissioners to the Indians or ambassadors
to Mexico.
Affairs are daily going on here from bad to worse.
new issue Of consos announced last week. but as the
old copsos are selling at 25 80 this will be rather an
expensive way of relieving the Treasury The Roumanlan
question in settled Prince Hohenzollen Sgmarngen is
To hold his place and he has induced his people accept
constitution as liberal that OF Engandi IN some re-
spects even more democratic. The Montenegro deputies
Who trusting 10 war in Europe came here With
demands have been home with the answer th9t the
Sultan about to astonsh the Montenegnns oy an
unexamped evidence of his affection for them, pt lhse
mean hle the Prince Nicholas came 10 StahDooi
and kissed the Su,ans robe the better 1t would be Tor
| him.
settled and the failure OF the six crop mas caused mort
than the usual amount of suffering II.
sensions among the ministers threatening to cause
further changes in the ministry.
ooera does not exist here although two cases were re-
ported last week by interested Greek doctos put IL Las
been very severe the Danube and about lS SHIPS are ID
quarantine at the mouth OF the Black Sea. The sultan IS
deyotng his time just now TO praeheing archery Win tue
| long bow. ..