The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-18
TURKEY.

Tho Empress Eugeaic's Farcweil-1Iore Royal
yis;tors-siow tae Princes are Received ana
Lodsea-The Sulinn aud tho Swez Canal
Fetcs.
CoN5rANTIN0PLE Oct. 20, 1859.
The place left vacant by the departure OF the
Empress OF France Is fast being iled up by
other soveregns and princes or the reign
ing families of Europe. Previous to her leav.
ing Stamboul she decorated various OF the Ottoman
iuncuonaries who had the honor OF attending upon
her Majesty To others she gave jswelled boxes and
rings or value and various presents in money to
churches, hospitals schools, &C.. in the charge OF
Catholic fejes et sgurs. TO tho servants OF the
Sutan's palace she gave 4O,000f The Sultan, 1t Is
SAID did not give her presents OF much value. he,
however. presented her and her ladies' with lot OF
Cashmere shawls, embroidered laces. &C. ana the
llne caik which he had made for her while III
the Bosphorus This cost some $4,000.
We have here at the present time Prussian and
an Italian prince, and in the course Of tho week ex-
pcct the Emperor OF Austria. with large suite OF
the most distinguished nobemen and ministers Of his
government. A Dutch prince Is also soon to arrive
ana even the young King Of Greece is 10 call upon
tho sultan on his way to Egypt and be present at
the opening Of the Suez Canal. The Prussian Prince
heir to the throne. and husband OF the daughter OF
Queen Victoria, together with Prince Louis or Hesse
also son-iniaw Of the Queen, are lodged in tho
Palace Of Beyerbey, recently vacated by the Empress
OF France. They are engaged in visiting the pllnc-
pal points OF tho capital ana Its enylrons. All
have with them goody number OF Officers and at
tendants. The more prominent members OF the
Prlssian colony went out in steamers TO meet the
Crown Prince, and the usual Formally or firing sa-
lutes and manning the yards Of the men-oi.waf AZ
anchor IN tue Bosphorus was gone through with on
their arrival
Prince Asmodeus or Italy is lodged In the palace
OF WonduK, on the European SIDE or the Bospho-
rus near to the mouth OF the Golden Horn FMS
paac Is the same that lodged the Prince aud
sultan Will put the King OF Greece Is not yet
stated but 1t Is supposed that he VIII nave 10 put up
with the imperial kiosk OF Guck 500, or the "Heay-
emily Waters IN Asia.
IL is not yet decided whether or not the Sultan
will also 20 to Egypt for the Canal OF Suez lsInail
pacha, the Nceroy, II Is believed has not invited
him-at least in the mode In which lie invited other
soyeregus and prlnces-to visit IN person. Proba-
bly, it was his intention to do so after having secured
the promise OF the others; but tho "nare up' came
or, anu he seemed to deem 1t wise 10 keep out Of
harms way and not come up here at SuCn a mo.
ment, This COHtlefeDlps has occurred AZ an unfor-
tunate period, and must be source OF some embar-
rassment 70 the ;ultans guest. Some think 1t would
with him on his own invitation, and proceed to
Egypt In person. The Viceroy would thus DO COM
PEELED TO receive him with imperial honors and ne
would then $50 subsde into a secondary position as
paoha, governor general or one OF the princes OF
the empire. The enemies OF the Niceroy VIII doubt
less oppose thls Tor there Is no reason TO suppose
for moment that IsInail Pacha would turn the op
portunliy 10 good advantage and mako peace with
his sovereign.