The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-21
THE CONGREGATION OF sovERE1sNs.
THE sULTAN's MAGNIFICENT PREPARATIONS
SPLENDID PRESENT FOR EuGENIE.

THE SULTAN'S MAGNIFICENT PREPARATIONS
SPLENDID PRESENT FOR EUGENE.
From the Leuant Herald May 20, 1867.
The great subject of conversation in the
Turkish capital Is the approaching visit of the
Sultan to Western Europe. The preparations
for the voyage have been vigorously pushed on.
The SuLtdntCb has been redecorated, and large
throne, or chair of state, erected in her chief
saloon-tor what particular purpose we have
not heard. Telegraphic orders have also been
sent to the provinces recalling twenty picked
members of the recentlydisbanded Sudn-shourdn
(nobe guard), who are to form his Majestys
personal guard
The hotilla in attendance on the Imperial
yacht will consist of the iron-cad frigate Sultan
Mahmoud and a screw line-of- battle ship
under the command of Rassim Pasha. Out
side the Dardanelles the Sultanieh will be met
by the French squadron Of the Levant, which
will escort his Majesty to Toulon-not Mar
rs was at ss st tas nS tbs nat
feet will also join in this compliment.
1t has, we learn. been intimated to Fuad
Pacba, that his Majesty will In Paris receive
an au;o u;ograph invitation from the Queen to visit
London and as this will be accepted, 1t is uuder-
to ten days. The precise time of his Majesty's
departure has not yet been announced-both
day and hour will depend on the chief astro
loger-but Porte rumor fixes the 10th proximo
Though Nj. Bouree, the French Minister, init
mated that his Majesty is to be the personal
guest of the Emperor, no presents of any kind
will be accepted at the Tuileries, the Sultan is
reported to have answered that "AH- OSnlIn
ievlet saltGndlt kadi,r1" (the munihcent grandeur
of the Ottoman Government is perpetual) and
accordingly solid gold model OF the Imperial
kiosk at the Sweet Waters of Europe, with the
surrounding trees in green enamel, and the
vertiowing past in brilliants Is being prepared
as a cdde0u for the Empress. The value of the
river and of the tOurd. which is to surmount the
entrance to the little building in rubies, viii, it
is stated, be 100000.
HOW THE SULTAN WILL APPEAR IN PARIS
From The Nord. June 4.
The Sultan will be escorted by part of his
guard. whose uniform is most brilliant.
Abdul Aziz Will also bring three of his favortte
saddle horses-one white, one q light liver
color and spotted. aud the third an ebony black
The Sultan rides on the old high peaked saddle
of the Caliphs, with gold trappings. purple
cloth covers the horses Group and the gold tas.
sells are supported by persons of his suite. He
Is very simple, and nearly always in plain
clothes; he has suppressed the diamond aligrette
which formerly adorned his fez, according to
traditional custom.
Abda. Aziz is of ordinary height, and very
acti'e and robust. While at Paris he will pro-
batay, at reviews and official Jetes, wear his
st4n costumes
- EMPEROR OF MOROCCO TO BE REPRESENTED
lb,oln GdEi0naTis Messenger, June 5.
The approaching arrival in France is an.
nounced of Muley-Abbas, brother OF the En-
peror of Morocco charged TO represent that
sovereign. He Is expected to leave Tangier
early in July with brilliant suite.