New-York tribune., 1876-05-31

WASHINGTON, May Soils lllghneSs the OIahu
Vizier has just addressed the following telegram to
the Turkish Minister here: "In presence OF the
unanimous will of all the people Abdul Aziz Khan
has been dethroned to-day, and His Majesty Sultan
Murad heir presumptive to the Imperial throne, has
been proclaimed Emperor OF Turkey"
THE BRITISH GOvERNMENT INFORMED.
LoNDON May 3O.-In the House Of Commons tins
afternoon Mr.. Bourke, Under Secretary for the
Foreign Department, in reply to question, said
the Turkish ambassador at London and the English
ambassador at COnstantinOple had informed Lord
Derby the Foreign Minister, of the dethronement OF
the Sultan and the proclamation of Murad Ehend
a. his successor No further particulars Of the
movement have been received, but simultaneous
telegram from Salonica announces that the procla-
nation of Murad Efieudi was received with general
appreciation.
PUBLIC ORDER MAINTAINED.
The PaU Mal gazette says private telegram
states that the revolution in, Cousiantinopc was
effected without disturbance of the public tran
quillity.
NOTIFICATION SENT TO BERLIN.
A dispatch TO The Reuter- Telegram Company from
Berlin says: a telegram received here from Con-
stantinope saws the Sultan Abdul-AZiz has been de
throned, and Mohammed Murad EGcndi, nephew of
Abdul Aziz and heir presumptiye, has been declared
Sultan"
THE POPULAR WILL TRIUMPHANT
NONSIANIlNtFlE, May OU.-II u bulOldIy ar
nounced here that at the unanimous wish of the peo-
pie Abdu-Azz has been dethroned, and the heir
prcsumptiye, Murad Efendi, proclaimed sultan.
TIE DEpOsED SULTAN UNDER GUARD.
CoNsrANGiNopLE. May 3O-Aftcrnoon.-The &C.
thronod Sultan is kept under guard in kosque at
the extremity of the scragiio The Ministers in
formed Alurad Elcndi that he was proclaimed Sui
tan on Monday night. popular demonstration
took place the next morning, but no resistance was
offered to the new regime. Perfect tranquility now
prevails
Both Christians and Mussulmans express great
satisfaction at the change The city will be IlIu-
minated tonight. the festivities Will continue
three days.
TIE EN-sUITAN CoEFCED BY THE soFTAs'
PARIS, May Sole Temp, states that message in
cipher notifying the Turkish Embassy here of the
dppo,il,oa began as follows: 1--WE, Abdul Aziz con
formally with the wishes of the majority OF our
subjects. abdicate.7 This was Immediately commu-
nicated to the Duc Decazcs, Minister of Foreign
Affairs The Embassy also received n message
stating that the Softas first required the Sultan TO
rcinquish the title of Caliph, which rendered nm
inyiolabc. The Sultan soon afterward abdicated'
lie Temps adds that Murad, the new Sultan is dis
pcsed to remove Hussein Ayni Pasha, the present
Minister Of Var. because he favored the project of
Abiul Aziz to make the son instead of the nephew
Lcir 70 the throne Murad speaks French This IS
considered a great advantage, as he viii be able to
dsnense with interpreters when he receives foreign
ambassadors.
The Russian Embassador has visited the Due
Decazes. The latter gave assurances that France
would contribute by every means in herpower to
the maintenance of peace and the preservation OF a
good understanding between the Powers.
IMPORTANT REFORMS PROMISED.
The news of the revolution in Constantinoplc IS
IL Z Eft.ff 4i.l sir.lgg
II is believed that the settlement of the Eastern
difficulties is thereby facilitated.
1t is stated that the new Turkish Ministry will
comprise Mdhat Pasha as Grand Yizier, and sadyk
Tasha at present Embassadort France, as Minister
of Finance.
According to reports published in Cologne, MIdhat
Pasha and the Grand Vzcr were at the head of the
revolutionary movements. Aiurad has accepted
three of the propositions submitted to him, viz
The institution of a permanent assembly of nota-
blcs; the abolition of the serago; the reduction OF
the civil list to 100000 pasters.
RUSSIA N FAVOR OF THE NEW sultan.
The Times correspondent adds: If one may iudce
by these steps of the French Government, and IT. as
must be hoped. other governments acting in the
same way, the deposition Of Abdul Aziz will be an
immense step toward solution of existing diff
cultieS.
dispatch from St. Petersburg to the Russian
Tclegraphic Agency states that the Sutan's depOsi
tion has been received as an opporune occasion for
a apclceful settlement, which is desired by all the
Powers.
4 telegram from Pcsth to The Times asserts that
five Powers were to present an identical note at Con-
stantnople Yesterday Tuesday recommending a
two months armstice. The occurrence of the reyo-
luton probably prevented the presentation.
A Vienna dispatch TO The DAILY telegraph says II Is
mmorad that Prince Milan has advised the Consuls
at Belgrade that he viii issue note declaring that
Sora has no choice other than to lead the nsurIec
ton OF perish.
The same dispatch says a rumor is circulating that
Count Audrassy Is about TO resign and Herr Iraut-
mauusdorf will succeed him.
a CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT PROMISED.
LONDON, May 31.-A dispatch from Constantine
pie TO be lines says Murad is pledged to const-
tuuoua government.
The Paris correspondent Of The Times says an
Official dispatch from the Grand Nizier announces
uat the entire Turkish Cabinet signed the deposi-
ton Of the Sultan.
Ihe deposition was accomplished during the night
Ihe Due Decazes Immediately on receiving news
OF the act formally instructed the French Embas-
sador at ConstantHope to exert all his influence to
induce the new Government to hasten a pacific
solution Of the difficulties. The Duke
pointed out that Murad was entirely free
hom embarrassing engagements; his succession
would naturally induce a suspension of hoStilites,
and an armistice was in no way inconsistent with
the dignity Of the Government. The ambassador
was, therefore, directed TO urge the Por to take
advantage Of the opportunity immedIat ely, enter
into negotiations with tle insurgents make the CON