The New York herald., 1870-07-22
TURKEY.
The Relations To Egypt-How the viccroy,s
Son Was Rcccived-viceregal DispIensurc-
Tho French MissiOn-A Cloud la Persin-The
Mission in WashingfOn--Navul Visit TO the
Atlantic.

Son Was Rcccived-Viceregal DispIensurc-
The French Dlission-A Cloud la Persin-The
Mission in Washinston-NavaI Visit to the
Atlantic.
CONsTANTINoPLE, June 90 1870
At the time OF tue visit of the viceroy's son here
the general impression was that the young Prince
had been received by the Sultan and his Ministers
with marked attention. 1t would appear, however,
that the yIceroy OF Egypt himself does not see the
matter in the light; but that the contrary he
considers the reception given to his as having
been cold and unclvll. Future events wilt tell
Us how far this thought in HIM may
be fathered by his wish to gather to-
gether new grievance against the Porte
in the meantime he has marked his in humor by
allowing the circumcision OF tho Sultan's son to
take place without sending up the usual presents.
Such presents on the occAsiOn Of circumcision
are not exactly obligatory, but the custom Is so
general and dates 80 far back IN Eastern habits that
the omission on the part OF SO high dignitary as
the Khedive OF Egypt is most marked. In old times
If pacha had been found daring enough to effect
such an omission the Imperial Court would ha 0
answered by bowsrring. Ills brother here Mustapha
FAIL Pacha, sent in presents to the amount OF
fl50oo and the other high dignitaries each according
to his means also marked their attentions by "sou
venrsr as costly. The absence OF the vicer0y's pre-
sents is also marked by the fact that only few days
previously he did not omit TO send up special
steamer with provisions, clothing and funds for dis
triSuti9n 70 tns vctims or the late conlagratlon
Is gradually wearing Oh, but there still remains tle
main di1culty 81 providing proper lodgings for SO
many thousand families now living under canvas.
Since my last we have received from Paris the con-
frmaton OF the recall CT the French Ambassador
de Ia GuerrOnnlere. AS Mr.. B0uiie took very ac-
tive part In favor of the Anti -Hassounlte Armenian
move through the influence OF the Empress. The
the Creten affair the French Ambassador-as most
antt-Greek-was popular with the Turks, but ON
sonalIy he is klndnearted and Charitable man, but
nc Is reserved and stf SO that his recall will not
ocSSs1n Ss any gsry general s sF;
the attitude taken IN the affair by the two Governors
Mishad pacha and Mira Kuly-Khan, who it appears
the frontier itself, as n 1t were in their power
to prove their. respective generalship at the
limit and restrict the CONFLICT to the extent OF their
own nelghborho0d. England and Russia have IN
government OF Teheran have the slightest desire TO
TRY the chances Of war; the Two "cocxishr govern
Ogs Will be forced to listen TO reason.
The ROumellan Railway works are being pushed
on as smartly % Eastern habits ana 1nances will
allow, though on your side such smartness would lie
Of the works created a financial Improvement in
favor OF the railway loan bonds, which last week
NAMED for long time at three or four francs dis
count The directors, however did not prove them
setVeS cieFcr enough tO 0Vail themselves or this
good impression In favor OF the SCRIP Instead of
ruling the market themselves and maintaining |
gradual and steady ri:e which would uaye proved |
to the public that the demand was rcal they kept
alcof aud allowed the price TO rise in q single day
from six premium to sixteen and then Hooded the
market with scrip. The consequence was that the
price fell as suddenly from sixteen to five premium
while with q little careful and clever management
they could have sold of thousands OF shares and
maintained premium OF from six 10 eight We are
now waiting 10 see how the local market viii accept
the pew TURKISH Steam Companys shares. The Sui.
tan Is veIy anxious TO the affair launched and
Mustapha FAIL Pacha is very active about it. COM
mttee OF bankers has beon named and the best
men OF Gaata ara III it; bat far the public shy
Too much Is promised, ana the public, called upon
to take shares docs not put trust IN such promises
Bacue Bey. the Ottoman repre- sentative at Wash.
ington, arrived last week. lie IL here on leave. but
u IS said that he Is not likely to return to his post
He will in all probability he employed here though
In what capacity am at loss to say.
If yon are deprived OF Turkish Ambassador for
the present YOU are likely to receive the visit OF
Turkish line ofbattle ship, the Khodavewdyhian.
She left on Saturday for Gibraltar. with some fifty
naval students on board, en- route for the Atlantic
and the West Indies aud ii is said that the Sultan
desires she should visit the United States also.