, 1870-07-28
TURKEY AND EGYPT.
Tho khedive to Apologies for "a Amcr-
icnniztnKn His Army-The Cow
crnment OF Egypt Compared with
that OF Turkey.

The khedive to Apologies for "a mcF- |
tcnniztnKn His ArmT-The Gov. |
crnment Of Egypt Compared with
thnt OF Turkey.
constans.aep,s tJuly s. Correspondence " td= .ssv
Yo1k TFI5an<.
The Khedive Of Egypt il expecteI in Con-
atantinople to-day Of tomorrow He couas
Turkish of6caalB with bk1bea, to be brow
beaten by fo1e,gn Ambassadors, and, it possi-
BILE, through it Ill to establish himself and his
family more firmly On the throne Of Egypt
request (demand) Of Lord Clarendon whoee
last work IN his o1iee waa this.
The resi- object Of England, France. and
other powers in bringing him here as thia
time is to compel him to give up his plan Of
tsAne1icanizing, his army. Son6inea At,
the foreign embassies to force him to disEntss
Lis American officers, and he will be called
upon to explain his large purchases OF Tat
Ling guns aud other munitions OF war m tho
United States. The only important power
that will,oot be represented in this effort Is
fnssia. General isnatief says that he has no
interest in the question; which means @ that
his interest ID to stir up all the difficulty he
can between Egypt and the Sultan. The more
complications ar1ee, the more chance there
will be for making political capital for Russia.
Ii is no unfrlendiy feeling toward America
which has rsised this crusade against the
officers IN Egypt; but it is the fear that those
Yntdcans who represent .Amttic1 about IS
truly Is JEFF Daym and Captain Semmes, may
pueh the khediye into serious difficulties
fhera are now eone thirty hse OF these officers,
mostly from tie late Confederate army,
headed by General Mott This General Mott,
wlIose family connections xre in New York
cana first to Turkey under the auspices Of
Ms Mscque Bev, the Turkish Minister at Wasll-
| ineton, who ran nway with General Nottd sis-
I De-. ~ ~ t,roA rT
| The heart Of her father: He came to Constan-
! tiucp1e to sell the Turkish Government Cns-
| ted States Government ridesat 50 per cent
| more than our government asked for them:
AZ be waa intudicious in his proposed
distribution Of this plunders anotner man re-
vealed the scheme to the Grand Tixier, who
turned General Mott adatt, and now never
sneals Of him except Is " that e1ecrab1e cl1ar-
latsp," General Mott then made the acqusiu-
lance Of the daughter Of the chief-furnishef
Of the palace Of the pacha Of Egypt. He fol
lowed her to Egypt and married her. The re.
AZ General in the Egyptlan army, with salary
of $4,000 francs month. Since his appoint
ment he has been - AuaeEc,nizing the army,
and has constantly. in his speeches to the ARMY
and on other occasions, given them to under
was about to lead then, to waE with Turkey
It ia plain enough to anyone who knows ths
East that . war between Egypt and tho Sultal
ia tue height Of madness, unless England Al.
France arc ready to help the khedive. whic1
il not believed to be the case. nussia has n
intention Of helping him. Tho khedive vii
realize these facts this week, and he will no
10 to war with the Sultan, no natter hoy
much dirt he lss to eat. The people OF Ametlc
| have Just ~ little reason to sympathlze vitl
tile khedive, ~ With the adventureEs vii
hare gone into bis service, and who hay
been tryins, to influence public ,opinio
il, the United States in theiv favor. There
sarue khediye. There is no country, unless
mag be Persia, where the people arc 60 absc
lutelr under the irresponsible control Of th
sovereign. There IL no other province in til
Turkish Empue where the people hare NOR
natural advantages, and ought to ba 20 ric
and happy as in Egypt. Yet there IL no pro'
,, ince il Turkey whero the. people are .
wretched and where their rights are SO cor
stantlY ignored. II is trNe that foEeig
capital has built railroads.: that Franc
| political intrigue has forced through III
, Huez Canal and made The Ticcroy, agaius
l his will. pay no email part OF the cost. It
true that the lash OF the slave-lrver has bui
other public works in the same way that
: compelled the children Of Israel to mai
t bricks without straw. But 70 far as the spiz
: Of the government ie concerned. 80 faF Al i
{ relations with the people go, it u not one wh
: il advance Of tbo government Of the Pharaoh
: and il is far beblud that Of the Sultan. IT
, week, With severe comments, the speech
> on. new Consul at Alexandra, who, it is ,
. serted. is in leaEue with General Aott. u
Butler spoke Of Egypt aa an independent go
ereigntS. This naturally gives offence be
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