The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-02
TURKEY.
The Sultan DisenthrOned by a
Revolution.
The work Done quietly ana In
Order.
nEIIlnnNIN.

ptIHEONEp.
I.oNpox. May 30th.--A dispatch to the
Reuter- telegraph company from Berlin
| saws that telegram has been received
| there from Constantinople announcing
| that the sultan has been dethroned. and
that Mural Etiendi has been proclaimed
! sultan.
CONFIRMED
The following dispatch. confirming
| the report telegraphod from Berlin OF
! the suitan's dethronement, has been re-
| ceived:
| toNsrANrINorLt, May m.-lt l. OIL
| cially announced that at the unanimous
wish of the people. Abdul AIlz has been
dethroned, and the heir presumtive. NH
rad Etiendi, has been proclaimed sultan,
No DISTURBANCE.
The PtV Mat Gassite learns by pri
| yate telegram that the revolution ia Con
| stantinoplc was effected without dis.
turDance OF the public tranquility.
TIL NEWS IN PARLIAMENT
| Ia the house of commons. this after.
| noon. Mr. Bourke. the under secretary
| Tor the foreign department. i'll reply TO a
| question said that the rurkisl, ambassa-
| dor 1T London and the English ambsssa-
| dor at tonsfantinople hal informed
| Lord Derby. the former minister. of the
| Reinforcement OF the sultan and the pro-
| clamation OF Murad Etlendi as his sue
| cessor No further particulars OF the
movement have been received. hut sinful
taneously telegram from Salonica an
nounces that the proclamation of Murad
Efiendi was received there with general
appreciation.
UNDER GUARD.
The detiironed sultan is kept under
guard in riosquc a! the extremity OF The
seraglio.
THE rRoILAMATIoN.
The minister informed Murad Efiendi
that he was proclaimed sultan on Mon
day night. "A popular demonstration
took place the next morning, but no re-
sistance was offered 10 the new regime.
SATISFACTION Al THE CHANGE.
Perfect tranquility now prevails. Both
Christians and Mussulmans express great
satisfaction at the change. The city will
be Illuminated tonight. The iestivities
will continue three days.
THE MARKET.
The amount OF bullion that has gone
into the bank of England to-day is e2Jo,-
600.
On the stock exchange, Turkish secu-
rites of all descriptions have been very
strong and active, and At one time were
from to 6 per cent. higher. 1t seems
TO be the opinion that the overthrow OF
the sultan Will result beniicially.
The Paris market Is also very firm.
A CIpHEg LETTER,
PARIS. May Cole Temps states that
the message in cipher notifying The
Turkish embassy here Of the deposition
began as follows: I've. Abdul Aziz.
cOnformably with the wishes of the ma
jority Of our subjects, abdicate.' This
was Immediately communicated to Due
DccsZeE, minister OF foreign affairs.
The Sofas.
The embassy also received message
stating that the softas first required the
sultan to relinquish the title caiph.
which rendered him inyoilable. The
sultan soon afterward abicated.
CHANGE IL MINISTERS.
lie Tnps adds that Murad. the new
satan. is disposed TO remove lIussein
Avni Pasha. the present minister OF war.
because he favored the project of Abdul
Aziz TO make his son instead OF his
nephew heir to the throne.
PEACEFUL FRANCE.
The Russian ambassador has visited
| Due DecaZcs. The latter gave assurances
| that France would contribute by every
| means in her power TO the maintenance
OF peace and the preservation oi good
| unt crstanding between The power.
IL FINANCIAL CIRCLES.
The news OF the revolution ia Cons an
| tinople is we'll received in both political
and financial circles. II is believed that
the settlement OF the eastern litlicultie;
10 thereby facilitated.
THE NEW MINISTRY.
| 1t is stated Ihat the new Turkisl min
| istry will comprise MidhaI fasha u
grand yizier. and Sakyk i'asha, at pres
ent ambassador to France, minister o
finance. According to reports publislIe,
in Cologne. Midhat PaSha and the CRANE
ylzier were at the head OF the reyolu
| tiOnary movement.
| PROPOSITIONS ACCEPTED.
Murad has accepted three Of the pro
| positions presented to him, viz: TIN
| institution OF the permanent assembly .
| notablcs, abolition OF the seraglO. re
| duction of the civil list 10 100000
| piastrcs.
ANATIoNAl CoNFFRENCE.
Ii is reported here that England Ia vii
| ling IN agree 10 the holding al all inter
national conference on the eastern qucs