The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-04

separations for the viceroy,s Return-IustaI.
alton Of the Hereditary Prince az Field
Marshal of tho Ottoman Empirc-City
Scenes-COusular Jurisdiction and Its Err
rors-ireek AtrOcities-The Cattle Plague.
ALEXANDRIA, August l, 1858.
me Viceroy, after performing most royal tour
rough the Levant is about returning to Egypt,
lere he Will be greeted by the citizens Of Aexan-
Ia with wholesale Illumination, fireworks, military
occasions. DC. Extensive preparations are being
ade TO make this reception more gorgeous and
tgnlncent than any that ever preceded 1t here.
rich bankers and capitalists, for the sake OF cur
ing favor have erected triumphal arches OF the
'st artistic taste and skill; and some idea OF the
traVagance that these persons are about to ex-
pit may be had when 1t 10 stated that one NJ OPP
nhem has paid the sum OF $3.50 for Oil to illumi-
tie his mansion and the trlumphal arch erected OPP
site 1t.
~ said that the viceroy Is almost impoverished
account OF the magnificent largesses he bestowed
freely among the Sultan and his ministers at
lmboul. To the Sultan he gave railway with all
rolling stock, o dozen Arab horses or the present
ed, several Abyssnian eunuchs and Persian
YES; to the Grand Vizier he presented palace
npleely Furnished, while the other ministers had
ir hearts made glad with presents OF yachts and
'ses OF gold. Altogether this short trip Of ten
eks will have cost him about $l2O0o,OO0. For
what may be considered q truly royal sum the
gpanimous Sultan has bestowed upon the Vice.
RS son and heir, Meheniet Turfk Pacha, the title
Muschir, or "Field Marshal Of the Ottoman
plre.
Is day Cairo the ceremony of reading the sacred
pan appointing Mehemet Turk Pacha as "Feld
Fsha" took place In presence Of all the foreign
lsus General who had been especially provided
h acco nmOdation for the important occasion. The
allation performed In tie great citadel In the
pc vaulted chamber where the renowned Saladn
huLdred years ago received the FlOrentine Am
sailors In the same room whence Napoleon
led his proclamations to the Arabs, quoting pre-
IL and wise proverbs from the Koran to chem
scene OF Mehemet ALPS sanguinary slaughter Of
fractions Mameluke Beys. This citadel-a fort
Of great antiquity and great strength-encloses
ell supposed TO be dug by Scriptura Joseph THAT
er Of Pharoah whose wondrous prudence saved
many lives), and many other interesting things
be seen within these gloomy vaults
either military nor civic pomp was wanting to
ecat to the important ceremony. The avenues
ling to the citadel were lined with soldiers In
liant uniforms, and patrols Of cavalry charged
bugh the avenues to clear the crowds which
perspective Is bounded by the most curious mob
hVenous. crazy humanity that Christians eyes
4 contemplated. Heads Of all colors-red, green
Yellow, iez tarboosh. dun colOred tur6ans-
w una bobbed up and down like lot Of cOrks
The surface Of lake. Such another horrible
teratve series VI nendIsh noises o. could be heard
my above sound Of drum, dfe and bnge could
De performed IN America by collecting all the
itlcs and wild Indians In the country and setting
pa all crazy with whlskey. Such strange con
neration " sights dresses, sounds nationalities,
MI rNrou h..aR hafN
~ Was built by AmrOn Mobs OF women pushed
esSly along, Owed into the crowds emerged
IN Into view and then were drawn amongst the
ItAleut, Sufginx waves Of human Kind. lsraclitish
ers IN bakxy shawls and wonderful turbans
Niessiy plunged against groups bowed down as
were Win loads VI merchandise, and were only
;ked In their career 10y some nery Albanian up
ING their precious wares and tripping over the
ers, who were left to eXpostulate in griev.
tones while they lay sprawling amid their trea-
Fs. Regiments oil wafer sellers and brigades OF
AZ meat sellers and bread sellers persisteutly pes.
everybody and refrAned not until they were
marty, disposed Of by troops Of cavalry over.
her ~ tue crowd.
ne great Clock Of the citadel sounded tho hour OF
In the morning and the whole body Of govern
t functionaries dressed In gorgeous apparel
nbers 0. the Council IN dignided robes OF sombre
pr the CleInas In lowing tOgas AMI extraordinary
PANS municipal officers In tue dainty crimson tar
sh and FrankIsh costume, aud lastly the sixteen
sus General representing their respective GOV
nents marched In with sober gait and mien to
chamber provided for the installation.
hen AL were assembled the young boy probably
a fifteen years cd docking for ali the world like
'e boys At school who love mnce pie and apple
dang better than any other pleasure in the word)
heavy cheeks, eyes almost closed by their Alb
iatness, small, but sensual mouth, with the
pleX'ou Of tallow candle, stepped out from q
lr ana advanced towards Amin Bey, special en-
OF the u.tan, who presented him with green
buy, highly ornamentcd aud embroidered with
L. This pudding-faced boy was the hereditary
roe alld thus buy contained the imperial hrman ap-
ltly ne handed the nrman, Q sheet Of paper royal
Illuminated, Q yard square, to an old Turk, who
med ~ your correspondent the very picture OF Q
wned mule. This muIish-looking Turk, Ratib
Ina, an otricer OF the household, read the nrman
IN u sonor0us voice IN the Turkish tongue. The
su.s General, though not understanding word
lam f posiuSe sn. " Amer can Consul fA General su
consider ably ecstaslzod either by the mellinuous
es " katb Pacha or the well chosen sentences OF
Of his eyes and sort VI an Indispensable grin.
le ceTeluOny was over. The COnsuls General
nat al hour with the youthful Field Marshall
king chlDouQues and drinking Mocha coffee
.r wnicn benedicti0ns were uttered on one side
.'Hdshatialls" and "Tpshdlldhs esnadrlddeks'
the other, and In short time the foreign repre-
tatives were ON their way TO Alexandria, while
Irlnce Field Mas wended his way to his
Their 10 relate the story OF the installation.
b your correspondents last letter to the HERALD
EN- ieavorcd To explain the "capttulatiOnsv cues
n aud the reason for the noise and excite ment
,seguent upon Nubar Pacha's letter TO Lord STAN
At some length there were also explanations
the benefits expected from this contraction or
al withdrawal Of consular Jurisdiction. From
at has s.nce turned up your correspondent IL
re than ever convinced that Nubar Pacha's pro-
ed remedy for the accumulation OF gross evils
3u,ting from That most tmbece mode Of distrlbut-
justice now In vogue Is the only thing needfu TO
aDiish law, order and something approaching to
tice Ia Egypt without having recourse to argu-
PUTS Tor which you have but scant space the io-
E.ng statement Will serve " show how justice IL at
seat administered here:-
our Greeks committed a rape upon girl eight
MS Old, which greatly endangered her life. The
ains were known, but the Greek Consul dared
arrest them Tor lear OF assassination. The Egvp-
authorities bearing OF THIS ordered the Zapteies
arrest them, VIII h was done accordingly. The
eek Consul was compelled to demand their sur
,der To has authority by the Greek population OF
! AaBdria. tne Egyptians dared not refuse, aud
vhlaIns on being delivered up TO the Consul were
me lately set az liberty. IL a merchant brugs
tn auy charges against an American an Eng
h,uau, the American aud English Consuls are GER
IA 10 do Justice; but II any foreigner charges a
.cncinnan, GerIGan, Dutchman or Greek, he IL Ger.
n 10 be disappointed II he expects iair dealing.
NJ itn the exception OF the english, French and
eek Consult, the representatives OF the foreign
DIVERS ma very little to do. Most OF The Consuls
III their 0ihces pleasant sinecures, easy stepping
Dies tO riches and power. The present vlceroy Is
On umld man that It requires but little nerve aud
pudcnce To force the snug sum OF f5OOOO per
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