New-York tribune., 1869-05-06

ms own measures SerranO sustained him. Prim flour
ished the sword for hs Galatians The discussion famed
with words with threats OF resignation, with mu'
tua deanccs aid reermnatons but at about the hour
when the sparrows begin TO chIrrup compromise
agreed and Fguerola conceded cent 10 Protec
ton SO tho Ministerial family Is once more happy
again for time"
THE VISIT OF THE PRINCE OF WALES TO TUR-
KEY.
GFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS
Our correspondent writes to us from CONSTANT
nople under date Of April This and the last have
presented and the absorbing subecttne Prince
OF Wales and Princess The entrance Of tue Ariadne
into the port accompanied by quite fleet OF steamers
that went out welcome and escort her. and by the
thunder Of artillery from the two roncads, was truly
magnificent The Sultan waited upon the Princess Civ
ing her his at the landngpace and conducting her
to her magnificent apartments This was Thursday OF
last week Since then the Sultan has lavished
every possible attention upon them. On Saturday
he gave dinner Of q covers, ladies
decoIie, and tho Imperial Majesty sitting at table
and eating with GhaOurs and what still more horrible
in IsOm drinking wine TO the health OF these iniidels
On Tuesday evening was the grand reception ana pan
present attended the reception, and 1t was OF no Ord
nary character The Embassador aud Lady hrt received
their guests until the Prince Princess and suite arrived
in state carriages with grand parade. Their entrance INTO
the crowded though spacious rooms was stately couty
regal beyond anything haa ever % seen w. P,n e and
suite went down to receive him. Ihc saloons Openeu
passage in the center ana oehea the h ana
fhe elegant princess on his arm. resplendent with
diamonds dressed in the perfection OF art The contrast
Frightened the effect l never saw anything SO beau
tiful. There were present about 20 PaShas
bqzng in gold and gems, and tho whole dplos
a cricket match with the Ariadne, and Saturday the
Prince will leave for the Crimea.
TURKISH POLITICAL ECONOMY - .
In purchasing timber for our college pnlluing UNI d
Der which came from Turkish port had to pay ia per
cent duties IL the timber had been imported II would
have paid only per cent This Is the way tne iuk en-
up the criminal laws no-aws. 1t had better study
political economy.
APRIL 16 -COnstantinOpe is suffering mainly from TWO
infections at the present time, drouth and fes Ihere
each These trifies which attract not attention
requires hundreds TO mako real COnstantlhoplo nre
was present at OF the above four ana seemed 10
me The fire companies fought boldly and we'll Our rains
have been very frequent, but the quautly ''Cu uIno
small The consequence IL that the water nS eEhlg ~,
rated without penetrating the earth, ana mere m APIi
COnstautnOple has less than IL had IN july ana
August. A good well rents almost rs ihBh AS soou
Gen Ignateff Russian Embassador is TO retire, tho
Prussian also and the Italian Bertiyat gong TO u
A. where he married his wife lgnRileI IS man nan W oi
rreat ability and ambition IL Is believed he aspres 10
the post OF Prime Minister. His position mas DcSh & MI
pleasant since the upshot OF the ur9eA Iuaig g bi
10 crush their liberties Russia uses Greece as TOOL
and Greece wants to Russia IN the same way W
were 10 have a railroad from the city TO Bayrekdere
that also is IN allegiance. Yours truly, C. HAMLlN'
DEATH OF THE LAST DESCENDANT OF THE IA
NOUS COUNT TILLY OF HOLLAND.
The line of Count Tilly, the celebrated OPP
ponent Of Gustavus AdOphus, the Thirty Years war
has just extinct by the decease OF Count Charles
Gustavus Edward AugustusvOn Tsercas Tly at the ripe
old age OF S5 He had been ChamberIn TO the King oI
Holland and member OF tho Equestrian order OF BRA
bant and the last direct descendant or Eyefaid Won
his descendant above alluded to- who was genefalssmo
Of tho Catholic League In the lith century