New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-17
THE NEW TURKISH APPOINTMENTS.
AAII PASHA.

Aali Pasha, Mehemet Emin, who has just
been appointed Grand vizier, was born at Con-
stantinople in 1916 and at the early age OF Is
years, upon the recommendation Of Reschid Pasha,
entered the public service. In 1894 he appointed
second Secretary to the Embassy OF the Porto
at Vienna In November, 1897 he appointed Grand
Interpreter to the Dyan was charge Pa1aires at Lon
Affairs, 1910 ambassador to England iS4I44; Member
OF the Supreme Council OF State and Justice Minister for
Is44-l6 When Rescd Pasha became Grand Vizier Aali
succeeded him as Minister for Foreign Affairs and re-
manned bnn the various political
dignity Of Mnchir he changed his title to Pasha. Aai
tired the rejection OF proposed Ottoman loan. In
May 1854 he was appointed Governor Of BrCussa, and in
Of the Council the Tanzima and Minister Foreign
Affairs IN 1855 he represented the Porte at the Confer
Grand ViAer 10 which he had been appointed during his
absence Aal as first plenpoentiary OF the Porte, took
active part Ia the Conference Of Paris He resigned
the Grand yIzership November 1885, and was replaced
by Reschid Pasha He reenttTed the Council Noy 10
Of Reschid Pasha he again appointed Grand ViAer
ID in Sen s snS a5ef the %
was again made Grand vizler was appointed Minister
Treaty Of Commerce with England and France, In May.
1884, lie President Of the Conference OF the Repre-
Paris and which met in order to regulate tho political
situation Of Roumana. Aaii Pasha, who is decorated
the First Class, the Grand Cross Of the Legion of
Honor ST. stephen OF Austria, the Red Eagle of Prussia
Protecting Powers respecting the revolution Gambia
In 1868. and was again appointed Grand Vizer Feb II,
anime the state of affairs he recalled in February,
1861 and made elaborate report the OF tho
insurrect0n. In March, 1885, he NaS succeeded as Grand
Vizer BY Medhat Pasha. ...
oMER PAsHA.
0mer Pasha who has just been appointed
Governor and Commander-in-Chief OF Gambia, Is OF
Croat origin and was born the year 1901 at PaskI,
village in tho district Of ognn, about GO miles from
Fiune In the Adriatlc. The family name Is Lattas He
received his early instruction first at the military school
Of his native village and aterward at the school Of
Thurn, Caristadt, ia Transylyania aud II 10 SAID
distinguished himself by his proficiency In mathematics
On leaving school became cadet in border
ment OF Oguln which he shortly left TO become an AS
sistant surveyor Of roads and bridges OF tins dradgy
Austrian army lie was now in quest OF living, aud ~
turkish merchant he adopted the creed Of Isam AID
took the OF Omer, applying himself with great
his new countryinen some time afterward he became
master in the new military school at Constantinopie
genius and enterprise OF the stranger, aud from him
omer in his sd year. received the appointment OF
officer In the regular army OF the Sultan and shortly
afterwald that OF adutant on his personal stan was
omer frst distinguished himself lie was equally sue
cessful in Kurisan In the year ls4s, having become
d eSa pt s FL 1 f "a 5 70
effect the reduction OF the hardy and wafhke Montene
CeIine when the Austrian special eomassioner At Con,
santnople induced the Dvan 10 recall him ana abandon
the war III June hSoS, INC Sn nar tPsna was an
ponted the gencrallsSlnO Of tho Turkish army. Inc
Suan's declaration OF dated October ~ ana tho
first collision between tho belgerents occurred
ON the ih Of November, wheA the Russians wev
with immense loss they were IN 49,
The rtlse OF the Russians Eupatora, fepruar! re
1855 was also effected by Omer Pasha with great loss "
the Russians Subsequently Omer Pasla yolheu uen'
Canrobert and Lord Raglan with part of MS army oe-
fore sebasopol His troops, however took no part ia
the siege had any other opportunity OF
Ing themselves He was sent TO restore order IN here
govina May, 1861 and having performed various ser
ylce estab
CONDUCT OF his troops saeh that the foreign Consus
In Crete unanimously protested against the outrayes
mnitted By them. In Oct, 1851, he was replaced py
Hussein Pas6a and appointed Conmandern'Cniefof ths
Third Army Corps