Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-06-02
BY ATLANTIC CABLE.
Turkey.

END or TIE BULGARIAN N DIRECTION.
CoNsrANrINoPLE, May 95.-Ofhcial tels-
grams have been received here announcing
that the Instruction IN Bulgaria has been
completely subjugated. Military operations
IN that province have therefore ceased. The
| prisoners taken BY Turkish troops WI soon
be brought to trial. All the villages THAI
were IN revolt have rendered their -ubm.--
sion to the Turkish authorities
| THE sALoSIcA RIOTERS
SALoNIcA. May 2s.-FJur more Of the
rioters, who took part in the murder Of the
eOnsuls, have been -entencsd TO death, and
thirteen 10 various terms Of penal sery
tude-s9me for lite
NEW SULTAN
LONDON, May 30.-l2 30 p. ma te.e-
gram received here from ConstentinOple s4,-
Sultan Abdul Aziz has been dethr0ned, All
Mohammed AIurad Efsndi. nephew 90.
Abdul Aziz and heir presumptive, ha- belI
proclaimed Sultan.
MAsHrSGToS, May 3O.-His highnes- the
Grand Nizier has addressed the following
telegram to 1.-THE Turkish minister In the
presence of the unanimous will OF all the
people, Abdul Aziz Khan has been De
throned to-day, and his majesty Sultan
Mnrad, heir presumPtive 10 the imperial
throne, has been proclaimed Emperor %
Turkey
THE wORK QUIETLY ACCOMPLISHED.
LONDON, May 30-The Pal Mall Glzstie
says that private telegram states that tie
revolution in Constantinople was effected
without any disturbance OF the publ, tran
guilty.
TINS NEWS AT tbs WASHINGTON Embassy.
NEW loKK. May 3I-The Turkish min
lster at Na>hlngt0n. last evening. saitthe
abldlcatiOn OF sultan Abdul Aziz and The
proclamation of his nephew, NJ
BANNED MGrid. as hi sue
cessOr was an astonishing and unlocked
Tor event He received only very mcarre
dispatches from home, and does not pre-
tend 10 account for the change. The new
ruler he speaks OF as a man Of thirty--z
years, educated at Constantilople acclr!int
to the custom OF the Turks bat with ideas
broadened and a mad informed by ire
quent travel in England, France, and Ger
many. lie is OF amiab.e disposition. an
accomplished musician. and has cultivated
the friendship of worthy peeous tbs
minister believes the new ruler will be abb
to master the situation. and establish him
sci as wise and prudent ruler IN Turkey
lie says his county l. greatly miSrepre-
scented IN the journals Of the United STATE.
and correspondents IN Europe had dlns
much 10 cause wrong understanding ol the
situation OF Turkey in tnis country.
TURKEY AND TIE coNrISENTAL POWERS
LONDON, May 3l-A despatch from ;,
Petersburg to the Russian telegraph
agency states that the suilan's deposition
has been received - an 0ppOrruuc oc.l-
SION for peaceful settlement, which is
desired by all the powers. \ telegram
from Pesth asserts that iise powers were
to present an identical note az Constant
nople, yesterday (Iuesdavl, Recommending
two months ermIstlce. The Occurrence o..
the revolution probably prevented 1t
How TIE DEPOSITION OF ABDUL AIS vs.
BROUGHT ABOUT
VIENNA, May 3l-The Political Core
spOndenee publishes kilograms from Con
staDtinOpl,, SEATING that the deposition OF
Abdul Aziz was effected neither by popular
revolution nor y political intrigue. bl- hy
a revolution OF ministers. Matters were
brought to al extremity by the Saltan-
absolute refusal to advance money IRON hI-
prlyy purse to assist the exhausted wir
treasury, whereupOn the She.k III Islam. ga
the presence of all the ministers. informed
the Sultan that the people were dis-ati-dlI
with his government. and he was therefore
leposet. Directly afterwards the sultan
and his mother were forcibly conducted 10
Iopkaho Palace, where they are now clu.
lined.
TIE NEW SULTAN ID DE RECOGSiZsD.
PARIs. May 3l-The European powers
have not recognized Murai as sultan, but
will doubtless do so shortly. Ii appears
probable that negotiations relative to tho
nsurrectiOn will be suspended unit it l.
Known whether M0rad Will initiate forms
II his own accord.