New-York tribune., 1867-07-26


They sSe evidently waiting IN the belief that the success
Epus well rs Crete to Greece They deserve as little
ce0J Tor their dsCcrnment in this as for their slIsacr
fault
In Bulgaria the Turks have themselves magnhed the few
bands OF bgands there INTO surectOn IN order that
they might find for arrostng and exilng the
more influential Bulgurians-on suspicion,
ran yoing rottng in the prisonsof Asa who ney
er had trial even heard Of what troy were accused
These restrictive may in time rouse the Bal
Car&ns to rise against the Turks They cannot fail even
now 10 create mcasinoss among the people, put tSrc
viii be nsurroctOn in Bulgaria this year. The
stories about this movement in the European papers are
rOmances. The few bngands who have appeared have
been Greeks and Roumanians who have crossed the
Danube. They have been encountered in small parties
near sistof iIruova. and Galrova and several have
been executed who had pundcred Turkish village and
killed several old men and children. There have been,
for years two bands of brgands BroOZa and Neo
media almGst in sight of COnsantnople who have done
more damage every month than has been done IN Bu-
garla during all tins sO-called insurrecton.
The Sultan bar now been absent two weeks. During
his absence he has sent back aiddccamp with let
favor Of Allah but the public has not been favored with
copy. The public only knows that when at Toulon, he
heard for the Hrs time what crowd could 90 IN the way
OF cheering that he carried away by the enthus
asin that he got up and cheered himself IN return Or as
the first French telegram had II, he returned inc aI
pause Of the people expansion. Turkish crowds do
hot cietI te SLtali or uncover her eaus ana tg oi
maj shouts OF te sodlcrs made 10 order SOUND hoths
like the cheers of crowd Ule Sultan like cOun
YORK No wonder he was carried by tho shouts OF thc
crowd II is fortunate that he did not first TO London,
him TO death; trcnchmen shout only Ike so many CH
dren French cheering 10 English what the whstnS
ConsantnOple has been reasonably quiet during these
two weeks although there have been some serious dis
urbances at the Navy Yard of kassim Pasha and por
ton OF tho eOnyiets employed there escaped last week.
and attempted 70 burn the neighbOring quarter OF the
city. The soldiers, in some cases have behaved very
much as boys at school, when the master is called out
aud have caused some little alarm still, on tho whole,
the city goes ON as wen without the Sultan as with m
a @ GS 1 oSn am nag & e peSH ~ % by e COST I
upr Is hle I'm
be SaIt5ns vist TO Paris These loans are all so man
aged that the Porte gets more than half the money IN
cash. Still 10 ls strange that European capitalists arc
ready TO lend money even for three years the Turks
in Mexico reported here day before yes
tcrday by telegraph and l am astonished at the
classosN In comparison with the Mexicans, The Turks
evidently feel that they are civilized and enlightened
people The bloody vengeance of Juarez will stir
blood TO the very center Of ASIA The Sultan himself ac
cepted decoration sent 10 INN by MaXlmhan ana
decorated the Mexican Emperor in return. People in
Turkey are beginning TO read, and this Mexican Emperor
enough TO impress upon their memories the sad Hale II
may afford an day to these people TO initiate
America. such deeds exert an influence wherever they
are known trust the United States will not disgrace IT.
President II is generally believed here that this
deH0"en,et or Napoeons scheme WI Iedct tefIsDly
against him in Europe although he is making every effort
TO throw all the blame on Marshal Bazaine.
Lord Stanley has Just published statement OF Fuad
Fasha IN reference 70 te eAeCutloh OI 'ne
yonn, which deereed absolute equality TO al the subjects
OF the sultan Fuad declares that this has been ny car
red out. / have under my eyes formal doclara-
ten from Of the sUltms Ministers that in case
Mussuman becomes Christian, the law curcs the
Government TO take lis children from him and bring
them up as Mussulnans. lie adds that the Grand VZer
himself cannot Oveuule this law in single case. The
declaration grew out OF a practical case. certain
Mustapha became q Protestant five years ago bis wife
continued 20 be MoseIn and last week away with
all his children and took refuge with the authorities, who
positively refuse TO allow the children TO return TO
the fathers house, although the law plain and uniyor
sal in Turkey, that in Of separation between hus-
band and wife, the boys belong 20 tie father.
Here now, have plain practical case which proves
the falsty OF Fuad Pashas statements There is no
equality OF religions in the eye Of the Turkish law But
the Mussulman who becomes Christian must be treated
insane His children must be at once put
under guardianship. lie must be indged, not by any
civil code, applying TO ali the staus suhccts bat by
the law OF the Koran.
received letters from America yesterday which were
only IA days from New York 10 COnstautinOlc.