, 1876-07-25
ABDUL AZIZ'S FALL.

socrot History Of tho Turkish Coup dEtnt'
Lo4don Tfnts
Acorrcsponlcnt at salonIta, Macedonia, writ
ing to us undrr date Juno FL, gives some ac-
count ot the secret istury Of tho coup d'ctat at
Cu,lstantLnopie: ........
soou utter tho coup d*etat had tho privilege, to
meet some Of tho h!gli dgntasles OF tho Porte, In
clading Ut two II thr paTtslpators thon'tevea.
9eIsaan rsq a4a'sstE VIE t1eso Sssc sentsaen: i
On the .t,tli Of May secret conference was helt!
aa ses es s s dse y sp1n Mc ap
assraee ass's 'ea arad nssn w
Sy forso q a q oo9 W Ru.aus eesrspsa ot
lilo c1mca BY Zig Russian An,bassador. In the
oan,tmc tha Sultan had mas somo sil9tta 10 s f1ss
n saa sas'ss III t5s fe's;
and AK esFge o pthsp a:hae o Droas,
hat rasha refused 10 do this; ;-aH unpFcccdcntMsd M
audaclty on tho pa<t Of p9sha. which. y The Tho
ssRSt,c 1ays Of imperial p0w's' would haso
81 tho 50th of May tho sqttan dssidsd npen re-;
Sses@s SSa"s a1 ~ es Il sens oi
Ministers Al might oppose his P1an Ind sent IN tho
morning Sno r ~ AtSes: Eanp To- lias;Sln ~ t
summons was TO make Enro Of tho person Of tic
latter: tew hours !ater seeond lne,senge1 wss
Sit sreat ~ disnisy @ ana dessien, ths the
So;.s;s p.ss I Kind Il .opeenas esnS Ssens q
that lie would not leave before lie had dispatched
it. Towards evening third Aide. Dc. Camp On the
part Of tho sultan, aroused 1uaso!h Axhi tasma
high time far him 10 tcavo the War onico and to
PCT. Consequently ho got Into htn calque and m cat
prIvata rosldenes Ut htIlhat Pa.ha,-.hu appointed
rendezvous Of The conspiracy. This oysnt rso;;
arranged among those TINT undertook 9nd earT,Sa ;a
1sussian Ambasaador, revealed 10 Tic eonsp!rators
III sta e ss sssd seas'ass ss aa
brought together, began to discuss their plan, aud
decided upon having It carried out TINT very night
execution. Everything had been cercfnl1y thought
Of. and oyory measure taken to insnro, success.
SGn' All es1s' san o. to ssf ssF,y out sh9t s p
rad ttat was + lead him Il, to II; pefo,%''
1idhat, a. tle representative Of the milton, bud
isauod In Ia nnmc sho decreo of dcthronemeRt OF
Sultan, Azlz. and tho proclamation Of Sultan
In the .naant,mo, eyer, o'cmcnt tha. could hayo
btongh oppSso or nassnso to the S1esnto
and removed. The ofl!ccr4 Of thu ironclads Ind
been gainet over, or wcso ignornnt OF what was to
hapren, while ono or two othor steamers oi minoT
Immediate action. Two battallons d. troopa
aatf at toa " bafasss nc q III S
and tls other from stamboul- to loave at an
appointed moment thoif respective auartoEs aud
The battalion coming from stamboal past the
bridge was t9 give the signal OF departure @ 70 tho
hgs oa o. 9eE wSau
weS, s causing g. n'ose not Il san an oas deliy very
nearly upset the whole afIatr. This fotce march
to tho bridge, camc to dead stop before the lat
tor, which had been opened for t1o passage
Ct Afnl rass G ie
count for thc delay in thu march Of tho troops and
dcvonecll by doubts md eusp!clons, ware awaiting
Avn pasa, rowins ap s sn doa tha losphons il
. caiquo before tho siltans palace, could contain
e.: csan spsssea a aGPfs, s ID eSs sss 81
IL II 5 INF s,n.,s, the ess; a..
tbs bs@ 'ottsr troops S haa PASSED, giving tic
looked for tgnal to tle latter who also las1cd ont
IL al hasts The Gsp returned wth
IT.. IT, y wcfe 's' ba ssesd l q et ia IL ras
s e. I'D es s vss s y t. ssss b b. p ss spss
H. MSs: %ssshs1 az sa5
ths slightest an1m would ase bsen s1lo hrst victim
r ~ %HsIo'. rags Tlo delivery Of IT,
.atsty q hIs fo are pr pasty duo to tha aciity ad
assistance ot tho heatIeunuc Of tho palace, WHO,
Eatncd 1yer hy tho consplFators, was on the LOOK
out. and Hti promised 10 opon ths sates Ut mo-
SHi Tnis beins % one, 11u.soln Avnl rs.ha quietly
wnln: his way wtth n1It q 's hts f9rse. int The
Tho lnter. ignornnt ut tho ercnfs Of the 4ay. ltlo
expected tho suEprise that awaited him. Alarmed
at thu stglt OF thu troope, btu lmrcrlal High.
ness thought tor moment 10 had M b.en BETRAYED
anl lls ltfe WIN in danEor. Pnla, hut col.
lcctcd and dgniasa, b., l;owcyo!, game for: !.
ward toward tlIu ny!tatcd laalla, and asked him u
| such wnH The casp. Tho Pasha soon rcnssnred his
Imperial lighness bJ explaining in few words
tho ca,,sen TINT Ind Erecfl'ltatel tho execution oR
their plan. and begged hts ll!sflnats to accompany
| him 10 tho Wnr 0Gice Tho TrIncc replied, s'Fll
CONS; b1t only BY ihe viii ef the na.1ou:H 1lpr.
soin A,nl Pasha nr9ance.l Mtahat ra.ha's EEoela- a
nl.isam (ei,Icf spiritual autl.atlty) ils Imperial
Iighpeps, bowling assent, followed hs guido Irto u
close carriage, which, croasInT ~ solitary and
Wur Ui,lcc. whcro liitlhat Pasha ind iii party
woru anxlously awaiting him. 4 hearty cheer
welcomed tic in,pcriai pflnrs and Msahat pahlla,
eomlnv, forward, knvIt Goiute him. anil o1urcss
him, with hls honlagu, the throne OF Ills aiscea-
acelnmattnns, hia Imperial llixl,ness accefc thu
tlrono, anil sworc 10 dcfomd it. iii. Najcsty sia.
md V. tssuu, the decrue ii III unclpa dspostion,