The New York herald., 1869-11-22
TURKEY.

The Royal Visits to the Snltan-Italy and
Germany Rcpresented-An Exodus to
Egypt-The Emperor OF Austria Mt Court
and Before the People-A steam Fleet to
the Mouth Of the B0sphOrns-Franz Joseph
in Uniform-His Reception by the SULTAN
To Greece and JerusaIem-ImperiaI ReIa-
tior to the viceroy.
CoSsTASTISoPLE, Nov. l, 1859.
Since the departure OF the Empress or France the
Sultan has received visits from the Crown Prince OF
Prussia the Italian Prince Duke dAosta ian Admi-
raj OF the Italian Marnel and the Prince OF Hesse,
son-in-law or Queen Victoria. These have been
lodged by the Sultan In his palaces the Bosphorus
and treated with hospitality which calls TO mind
those OF the older Caliphs OF Ar2ba-even OF Haroun
al Raschid himself They visited all OF the more
interesting points on the Boaphorus and the curiosi
ties In Stamboul the main arsenal and the spleadtd
ordnance depot OF Tophamb and Its workshops, now
IN excellent condition. under the charge OF his Excel
lency HALL Pacha. They had an opportunity in the
latter OF examining the Springfield rifes lately pur-
chased IN the United states, with which the Pacha
Is extremely well satisfied.
These have now all taken their departure for
Egypt to be present at the opening OF the Suez
Canal. The only guest with the Sultan ls
Francis Joseph Hapsburg Emperor Of Austria and
King OF Hungary, who, with large suite, resides IN
tue bNu pdluCe VI DOllut DdkLtii, Oh tue
European side OF the Bosphorus The arrival OF the
Emperor has been expected here with more than
ordinary interest. Princes have boon 80 plentiful Of
late as TO attract small attention among the people
OF Stambonl; but an Emperor has never been seen
here except this one-PaGlshah Abdul Aziz. The
fact that the latter has received him In his own
palace la return II Is supposed for the attention of
q similar character bestowed upon him at schon-
brun durlug the tour OF the Sultan, in 1867, has
rendered him OF more than ordinary importance
| In the sight OF the "Faithfulu Some OF the less
| tolerant, however, look upon him as the great
| Nemtcha Ghiaour or the austrian Inadcl,u OF
| whom they have 80 often heard and who figures IN
| that character in the novel OF "Hadji Baba."
The Empress arrived yesterday via the Danube. the
| BastchooH and varna Railroad. The Austrian Am
/ bassador Of this place, Baron prokesh osten; his
| Hghness All Pacba, the Grand vizier, and Omar
Pacha, the veteran Commander-in Chief OF the 0tta
| man army, met her Imperial Majesty at Bustcnook,
and from thence escorted him by railroad TO yarna,
where he embarked IN the Snltan's largest yacht.
the Sultanawich, for the Bosphorus and Stamboul.
seven large steamers OF the Austrian Loyd'a gave
| free accommodation 70 All those VINO wished 10 go
/ in them and visit the mouth OF the BosDhorus when
/ the Emperor entered About 1900 persons proiited
OF this ciVtty. Beside those several other steam
ers large and small, Joined in the affair, all full OF
people, so tnat the corege consisted OF some twenty
steamers other than those OF the sultan placed oil
The disposal OF the Emperor. Admiral Tegetoff had
gone TO varna meet his sovereign with two steam
eoryetes but as these proved To be slower than tho
Sultanawich they did not reach the mouth OF the
straits until long after the Emperor had disem
| parked at the Sutals palace. The spectacle OF the
| fntJ6g OF the Emperor was very lne. All or ths
steamers were dressed out IN ags of every hue anc
| gze while the sutanawich only nad on her main.
1 masthead the imperial coos OF Austria, and
on the two others the standard OF the Padlshan. so
| soon as the Emperor entered the mouth OF the Bos
phorus and passed by the famous "Cyenean Rocks, "
tbe main batteries opened y running hre OF cannon.
| Inis roared terribly. and was re-echocd lar and