The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-01
E y ROPE
Turkey Neutral II tho Wat But Prepaf-
ing for EuentuaIities.
AUSTRIA'S FEELINGS AND FEARS
lcland's Fruits Of Fonianism and Distracted
State Of Society.
TURKEY.

Neutrality Of the Ottoman Goverument-War
sympafhies Of the Populafion-Turkey Pro-
pairing for Evcnfuaiifies-A Ferryboat ON
tho Bosphorus.
OoNsrANTINoPLE, Sept 10, 1870.
The troubled STATE OF Europe. as yet has not AZ
fected the wontcd peace and tranquility Of Turkey
In imitation Of the course pursued by all Of the other
Powers the Ottoman government has declared it's
perfect neutrality, and even called upon all Of the
Levant gazettea to abstain from all political dsserta-
lions on the subject OF the war; Notwithstanding
these measures, each OF the papers shows either
French or Prussian colorfng and gives news &C
cordingly. 1t need not surely be added that the
French are extremely sensitive the remarks natu
rally enough growing out OF the false poAtion-not
TO use harsher term-of the Emperor and France
css-d-cts the triumphant armies of Prussia. Here,
"a IN France, the former has now few friends or
admirers among the French population OF Con-
Sfanfinople. The Levant possesses, dc Tongue date,
large number Of quasi French subjects,
many OF whom have scarcely ever seen the
country to which they belong, ana are now more
Levant1nes than real Frenchmen; and yet these are
loud In their dissatisfaction with Napoleon. On the
other hand. there are fewer Prussians, and yet all
the German population here feel proud Of the bril-
liant Jatts BARNES OF Germany" Whether this
feeling WIN "grow with Its growth and strengthen
with its strength" ana all those lands wherein the
people now speak German will hereafter become
one people, under German emperor, to the dis.
memberment OF Austria, is problem for future de-
velopment. The tendency is in 'that ine," and the
prowess Of Prussia fully shows the benefits of
confederacy and the positive value OF one united
Faderand. "L'unton t1H la Jorce' (t'Union ia
strength'1 Is good adage. and II developed may
change very much the map OF Central Europe.
Many Frenchmen and PrussIans have LEFT STEAMBOAT
lot France-some to Join the Garde Mobile and
country. The latter, with the landwehr. stand a
cnance OF reoning their first organizations OF this
come ~ ne ~ OF ar some Greeks have
which Is far better than brigandage in Greece and
the son OF the Greek Minister Rangabe figures as q
colonel on the stan OF a Prussian general
TURKEY PREPARING FOR EvENTuALfrEs.
accompanying the neutrality OF Turkey, she is
is calling in her reserves and sending soms ad Hno
nonal forces to Shumla and on the Danube. 1t Is
needed n sa ses ses e WI BE-
an early peace. 1t is, however, rumored here that
me Russian Russian government has already notified the
I'VE POWERS which signed the treaty OF peace In
Paris In 1855 that she considers that treaty as
non aoenu-null and void-tn view Of the possibii.
natural that Russia Should feel deeply the ixnomny
OF that treaty which prevents her rearing Hebasto
Should she take part In the European struQse and
draw upon herself an English naval force. In
protect her own territory there. such a state Of
things beyond bearing ana 1t is not matter OF
SUI, s mere snas sne ayas nerseh OF an opportu
same treaty.
ARoYAL VISIT
Tne Shah OF Persia expected this autumn to visit
the Islam shrines OF Kerbeiay near to Bagdad where
are the revered tombs Of All, MS sons Gassan and
the sl prophe lis aepnsW ana
also his son-in-law, and Is deemed by the Persans
OF the Islam world, while the Turks declare that he
was the fourth Calph. the Sultan has named
proceed to Kerbelay and receive his august brother
the Shah. He is an excellent Persian scholar, well
read IN hz and az, and 50 @ to
Bey. the assistant master Of ceremonies Of the
court. accompanies Kelval Efendi. All Bey Is also
Himrod or Ramrod, and VIII have q hundred oppor-
tunities Of shooting wild buck the banks Of the
and ali Of his children receive an excenent Euro.
pean education. Horses and carriages, silver and
S % 70 p ns g S
feel that our Padishah can make quite as much show
a ns IN wOs ran The is
father OF all shahs extant, with pachas innumer-
able.
ferryboat for the passage OF carriages, horses,
&C., mas at last been put on the Bosph0rus by the
gure t cuts compared to the boats OF the same KIND
in New York One OF these days Il viii be driven BY
south wind S seek shelter lite IN The Black Sea- It
se dnS rom Sfs New
hangs fire for want q iands to pay the expropria.
ton in the latter locality. It will however, be
paying affair when finished. Preparations are being
the French company over the Golden Horn, In place
OF the present wooden one In Galatea. The railroad
from Constanttnople to Europe Is being made from
the rude lake called Kutchuk Tchekmajee, DIS.
tance OF nine miles. II "a now some four 3eafs
and the second has taken IT up vigorously. It is
said that 1by November u VIII be finished, and
may then reach it, on horseback paying one dolar)
e the same re- terms, 50 as e c9ptiPus t4eg way
twenty cents to the farthest one Imagine therefore,
what blessing the railroad will be It s like the
act OF the famous Turkish Joe Miller (Nassered Din
Kh0dal who, in place OF house, built up door on
plain, which he always kept locked, as to keep
out thieves from his Iarm.
Turkish funds are low and cash scarce COM
modify.