The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-27

and Observation-Disclosures Preparation In Com
stni,tinople- -ikeiati0ns to Eaypl--lndustriai

| Peace with persia--Terrif 0riaI Adjust mt
and Troops--scigious frepa ration In Com
sinniinopie -ifeiations TO Eaypl-indisiriai
| Development.
CoNsrANrfNOpLE, June g. 1870.
As anticipated. the question which had ARISEN bet
| tween The sublime Porte and the Cabinet Of Tehe-
ran owing 10 the violation OF the Persian frontier
by Turkish troops ana the occupation OF a disputed
tract OF land naneRin. In the province OF
Bagdad, has been brought 70 IAN anicaDle set
tcmsnt by tbs matter being submitted by tile con-
tending parties TO the arbitration OF the Boundary
Commission at Bagdad. who, In all probability VIII
decide tfia the advance OF the Turkish troops was
brought about by the force OF circumstances aad not
by any desire The part OF the Porte to profit by
the move. . - WIS
The Persian Ambassador proposed to refer the
dicnlty TO tie arbitration OF the British political
agent at Bigli bat the Porte preferred the Bonnd-
airs Commission as more competent 10 decide tile
matter
A grand review of some $4,000 men viii be held
at sagdad IN or the Snal's visit to the place
on Ills way 70 the pilgrim aye OF Kerbelie.
In our own neighborhood the long ex-
pectei circumcision ptss to come
or towards the end OF this month"; ana
it is now stated that the vlceroy OF Egypt viii
be one OF tae guests invited FOR the occasion, win
his son ana heir apparent, Mehmet Tenik Pacha.
This proposed rccyneiliatory visit has So oren
beel announced and then contradicted that there
Is no saying yet for certain II we shall shall not
see his Hsilisss on the Bosphorus this summer. IL
appears 10 me that the signal OF the Khedivcs
approach will be the departure ON scme spec.a.
mis- lon OF Hai hey, the Under Secretary for For
eign Affairs, ana his greatest and most de.
cared enemy. His brother, MusIapha Fam Pacha,
viii ieMain, having apparently made HIS peace
with the yiceroy ana being moreover high
la favor with the Sultan, % few days ago made
him present OF Large piece Of ground on the Bos-
phoras near Thcssyria lnis property, on which u
palace Was twice Degun and then pulled down, was
MADE over some me since TO the sntan's nephew,
Mu5ad Elendl, who 10 AL appearances seems TO be
on the eve OF being deprived Of his prerogauves
heir TO the Sunanaie by the nomination OF the SUI.
tans son tzeddin Eaendi, Wno II IL runored, VIII
be named heir 10 the thgone In place OF his cousin.
la ,.,e EasE, you doubtless aware, all IN
| perai hereditary honols and possessions descend
! nos from iat,ier to son, but 10 the Oldest
male relatives ,, awe; consequently gsenn the
/ fact hoee ever, the throne has generally descended
from father 20 son, simply because, up TO The late
Sutan5 ilinc, fcTs apparent, such brothers ana
nephews,nev enjoyed SUFFICIENT good health out
| live the reignng sovereign In one sultan
Musad muftlerei twenty -four members or his family
| az time. Therefore Musad Enendi Will nave no
reason 10 complain II the present sultan proclaius
izeaai eI u .e slroe Cor e sa' o. psna d
Is about eleven years Old, has just been raised with
great ceremony, rom the rank OF sul-ieutenant to
lai OF genera OF brigade, aiter SIX years service
The CIRCUMCISION ceremony VIII follow on this ana
the runpr t.;it he VIII ne proclaimed heir soon
| after.
| The British Admiral, Sir A. Miles, is here With
some fits officers ol The Queens leet and h being
| made much Of From tbis they intend TO proceed TO
| Egypt, and VIII purposely avoid any visit 10 Greek
territory. Tile Greeks are very sore AT this continued
tent government deserves. on the Turco.Grec.an
frontiers the ottoman authorities have done goot
work against the bflgauds, killing some seventy
eighty ana capturing rs many more WAC have been
delivered over . the Greek government. Al
posed 10 &c Inc notorious Yako AryaintaSo.
| RAILROADS.
We are promised the actuni commencement or the
| kounellan Railway works for next week; nat the
Croat navvies VINO Hest set at by the orr
ginaI concessionists have not yet been paid They
threaten hndrancc II their claims are not settled be
fOrehand and they are just the ''bOys to be good
their threat, especially as their demands just
virtue OF order given by the local tribunal against
the original concessonaircs, the vanderbath COM
pany. and on the other the Porte holds funds belong
\ ing 10 that companf.
THE EFT.
Admiral HOBART III back from his visit TO England |.
r. lis sad that he viii he sent with squadron
cruise otne Mediterranean, the Greek Islands, ani
even M fur ~ Tpnis. HIS star Is rather on re
! decline.
The formation of the new T1rkish Steam Naviga
ton Company has taken place. IL will be called lnt
Chrket Dzizich, tie other existing Egyptian Dzlzicf
Company being Obliged 10 change its name; 1t - now
| called the Khciyick line, as belonging entirely C
the Vlceroy. So far this Chrket Dzizlch has not
found much favour with the public, as expected
| aud reported 10 you The reasons are obvious. II
viii have TO compete with three well organized lnnu
| cniial and subsidized comprehensive Austrian
Lloyd, and the French aud Russian Messagcries;
few local capitalists have. however readily offered
their money and appear TO pc willing to accept com
petition under the management OF Turkish boar,
OF directors presided over by Mistapna Fail Pdshi
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TOO MUcH MIsERY.--fhe Lexington tky) Ob
se.cer says:--A young woman OF This city, who il
struggling To lead u better life. met her bctraye
sauntering ieisnrcly along one Of our streets tn,
! other day. tiia unc0nccrn and her own mlser,
waked ,ne tiger In her, and she 'iet'' into th'
scoundrcl and gave HIM such Grabbing as he hat
been needing Tor v long time. When she has
tbraihelI bin tl sLe Cos lIfed she walked ~,