The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-27

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events by which certainty Of agreement baoeen ne sop-
ernmsnts is definitely established
New guarantees for the maintenance 81 peace are
thereby gained, which is high satisfaction US to
be able to announce to Europe
The Suitnn's Presents TO the BonnpRrtes.
COnsantnope June 12) correspondence of Paris Monde
The presents intended by the Sultan Tor the Emperor
and Empress OF France Of value The Empress
Eugenie will receive from Abdul Assiz q memorial Of
his visit TO France. uncut diamond which
has been in the Treasury Of tho Sultan for than
throo centuries, aud which to Its great intrinsic value
adds that OF very curious historical circumstances con-
nected with IT, called Tchobdn Tdschi (shepherds
stonel. To the Emperor Napoleon Ill. destined
eleven Arab horses Of great beauty.
Hamd nephews OF the Sultan bring presents for the
Prince Imperial the value Of which cons sts In their
origin and oriental colors.
The sultan's suite viii be composed in all Of from
seventy to eighty persons The cost Of transport
Will not DO much, for every will 60 board the
Suitane. his Msessys pleasure yacht
Opposition Of the Greeks and Russians to tho
Sutnn's Visit.
II would be difficult IN France form idea OF the
voyage Of the Sultan 70 Western Europe, and which
they would wish 70 prevent by any means. At Con.
stAnnope the Russians have ses IN motion every spring
the Waldo and the Cadine mother Of Izzsddin Efend
In order 10 fortfy tho fears and rspusons which, 10
their simplicity and guorancc they entertain relative
TO temporary absence from the capital Of thor
grandson and Of the influence journey
viii exercise ON the Mussulmau prince. The Russian
agents have also sought 70 excite the retrogade faction
OF the U.smas: ana there false lying
inventions 70 which they have not had recourse 10
the feelings Of the masses and eventually to bring
about explosiop OF dscontent among the people,
bot every thing has been aseesa
THE Sultan and Napoieos Blood Relations.
Tho TvrQuse, Of Constantinoplc, under the heading
1.-THE Sultan relation OF the Emperor Napoleon Ill !"
has the following curious article
10 what degree Of relationship We know nothing
about H. but re remember having read in the Historic
Join LIN i7ss Nile Dubuc Dc Rivry, creole Of ak
teen, having finished her education In France took
passage board vessel belonging 70 OF the French
tered contrary winds the ship put in Il Glib
raltas 70 repair damages and renew her suppIy OF
BY pirates and carried 70 AIgisrs Madamoseiis Dc
Rivry possessed Of beauty beyond descriptions:
she OF those magnificent creole types OF which
ncton full or royal grace aud delicate anguor 10 sure
inspire love- The Boy Of Algers considered himself
unworthy 70 reign over the heart Of perfect
ture and she reserved for the Sultan seiim III.
Was then on the throne The Martinique creole knew
how captvae his heart; but entering harem
she had not abdcated her qualities OF mind she
sne inspired with hrs better resolutions When
General Sebastana came to Constantinople Is
ambassador in 1902 the English feet passed the Oar.
ton roigned everywhere Ne de Rivry was then Sui.
ana vade she infused her energy into Scm defensive
works undertaken under the influence OF the French
ambassador ard the English fleet had TO retire before
the formidable batteries which opposed 70 IL Nile.
de Rvry was cousin.german Of Nile. Tascher de ID
Pagsre who became the Empress Josephine, and whose
and as the actual Sultan descsnds from selim, the
relationship exisa Beyond any Doubt the influence Of
the suana vade developed the reforming spirit or her
Turkey indebted for her nrst stops in the way OF pro-
gresa