The New York herald., 1869-09-17
TURKEY.

Tie DiHfcuity with the viceroy OF Egypt
Ansio-Frcnch Mediasion and Roconciiin-
dou-A ssQnosti0u" ON the Danubo-Small
Arms from America.
CONsTANTTNoPLR, August Is, 1863.
Thanks to the Interference OF England and France
the question between the Porte and the VicerOy ap
pears to be now in fair way Of being settled
quietly-I was on the point Of saying quietly and
amicaby-but doubt that henceforward the rela
tons between the two ever likely to be taken up
again with any sincere trust on the ono side or
honest change OF purpose ON the other.
The French say ''Qu q 6u. ootsu," and however
slight or imaginary Isman Pacha's taste of royalty
may have been he Is not likely TO forget the sweet
TASTE and the Porte is less likely to give him the
credit OF having entirely put away the thought OF IT,
Forced 10 shake hands over the matter now, the
central government will keep watch and ward over
the actions Of the ambitious Khedive, who. feeling
himself mistrusted. may make that very fact an ex-
cuse for looking out and avalling himself of another
and better opportunity to carry out his designs.
The viceroy's secretary, Taiaat Pacha. arrived
here last Sunday with Sam Bey, bringing the Vice.
roy's answer to the letter addressed him BY the
Grand vizier. On arriving he was Immediately
,aken by Ali Pacha to the sultan, to whom the
Khedive's answer was at once communicated. As
yet nothing certain mas transpired regarding this
answer; but the general rum0r that 1t st0uty de-
MES all the accusations brought up AGAINST Inc VICE.
roy, than whom his Majesty the Sultan has no more
faithful and loyal subject. 1t Is said that lsmatl
Pacha's excuse and explanation Will be accepted,
but that the Sultan intends TO annn the late prlvt
leges ana advantages granted to the VicerOyaty OF
Egypt. This Is not possible however as It would be
nall measure hardly consistent with the accept
anCe OF the Vicer0y's explanation.
While one question appears on the point OF SETTLE
menr on the sde OF the Nile another has arisen on
the Danube. Prince Charles visit to the Emperor
OF Russia at Lvadla, has given umbraRe to the
Porte, and 1t is said that the Grand Vtzer
will write to the MOldO- w allachan Prince
to ask for explanations regarding the rea-
sons for the said VISIT and for those ne
rhe Prlnce) proposes to pay to Vienna, Berlin ana
Pars II the matter Is to be serious or not WILL de-
pend on Prince Charles answer and the spirit IN
which may take the very fact Of being called upon
to give explanations regarding visits which doubt
less he thinks himself able to pay without asking
the POrte's leave. l believe though. tnat nothing
very serious Is likely to arise from this matter.
lew Btltf notes may be exchanged, ending In Doth
parties finding out once again that they can 60 so
lar and no farther. We are expecting David Pacha
back very soon, and without his having been able
to arrange anything very definite regarding the
financial combinations necessary to carry out the
ROumelian railways. His last arrangement ID some
agreement or other signed with the Anglo
Austrian Bank and the S0cete Generate at Paris Gd
re,ey endn,, and 1t remains to be seen the terms
Of the agreement will be accepted by the Porte.
The MadaWaska arrived here last week with the
nrst delivery OF the rifles bought IN America for the
Turks. She had on board 900 Enfield 8 and 1000
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