, 1876-07-02
am Giaour, am not2 And you are inn,

ulate." 1'e 'otaacc~
| Aurad still said nothing, and Ab;,n, l.,
glareta ut him until he trembled with icaf az e.
aAntl why is it that You never 90 out, ro,
! up: And why, heys Why don't Won cn rcntrn1 t;a1
hescEtetl, angry at Slurad's silence. 'eplss"
s'l am always at the orders OF ycrr N,,o...
but thought 1t vas forbidden for me 10 :.
out.'' 10 80
mot at all! Go out! Take your r,on
naQes in public; order it, e'onas'
The next day Murad vent out in a carri,c,
and lad hardly returaed to the palace When "
Sultan again sent for hin. and said, sL,1nase iae
l" You went out with four horscs.'
"Ycs. sire; they hitcl1eil up GALA carr,,,x, r.,
s:And you knew very well that I alone o. ~.
with four horses. You wanted to show 81 ths. Hs
that you were my equal" ''a'
eA1e, sire, your equal"
"Sience. and show yourself more modest :,
the future.'' -'1 u
A few days later AIarad received anotbor =.
der to show himself in public, for public r,ss "s.
said that the Sultan was keeping him nrisass
er; and he went cut with only two horses. TX AZ
dul Aziz then nccased him Of going in TIL. MI .
est way to make the public think tlat be- ''e ,ss.
not allowed enough to live according to his r,ni
For fifteen years Alurad WAS subiccl.,} til s;as
treatment as this, and 1e wrote his conpIarta4 rta
to sympathetic friend, who has his letters ,s
day. Lately he gave way to despair, and W.
preparing to flee from Turkey when taken NJ
Of his bed by force and pushed upon the thronss
A GRAND FRENCH REVIEW. ..
A letter from Paris, June Is, to the Loni1on
Neus says: The annual review ut Loncch,nns
was favored By delicious wcathcr-not too kos
to oyerlatigue the troops by the long DIR.
liminary marches. The crowds were cnormon,
and estimate the attendance Is qualruplc that
-of the Grand Prix. When the stream Of r,,.
rtagcs and pedestrians, utter passing the c.s,
cade, was suddenly checked by the gcalarue.
to leave clear way for Marshal MacAlahop an1
the inevitable brilliant stall to pass from the
Surcsncs Bridge, where the Marshal mountaI
on horseback, to the reviewing ground, there
YVES such rush and prcssure that many peonla
were thrown down, anil AMI afraid the thrse
ambulance stations, considerably 2roydiei
cannot have been without employment
Foreign uniforms were numerous in
Marshal b1acalahon's suite. ConspIc-
conop 3p the tis Es, wsS ta1y ,ns affss fsast q
Gently promoted The white Austrian tunic
was worn by Col. Crusis. Prince Wittgcnstefn
Russia; AIaj. Rulo~, staff officer
OF the Emperor OF Germany, vas In his propor
place, and Capt. Aioitke, OF the Danish Hussarg
brother Of the Danish Minister here, appeared
for Denmark. In the Central Tribune vas
Nine. de MacAiahon. accompanied by scyeraI
ladies, among whom was Queen Isabella Of
Spain, and in her encourage were the Grand
Duke Michael Of Russia, In plain clothes.
Prince Holenlohe, and Lord Lyons, who met
At oinncr at the house of N. Theirs yesterday,
ind who had long conversation; the Spanish
Ambassador, II. Dufaurc, the Due Decazcs.
Admiral Four1choD In uniform, and til. Morocco
Ambassador, who. Disappointing ~ :. did not
" about the ground on horse ls white
'uriloUs streaming in the wind .s review.
ike oil others since the fall Of Napoleon III,
vito frequently treated spectators tt, mannuvres
md cavalry charges, consisted of simple march
,ast- ANY description Of 1t would therefore be
repetition. There were, it is said, about TO-
100 men Of MI arms, but probably the numbers
ire exaggerated. At 3:10 O'Clock the St. Cyr
Battalion OF military students, who are always
pp1audcd, opcnd the march, which was closed
y TIC last Of the wagon train at rs, and then
he Marshal left the ground on horseback,
aluting the tribune, In which Ills wife was, sur.
olnded by brilliant company, but not alishting
o join her: The infantry marched very vel:
nd specialists assure me there is 4 marked
Improvement since last year in the cavalry and
rthlcry: The public enjoyed the sight, but as
IT Us I know there was no demonstration Of
seling OF any kind. I heard no cheering, but
ono evening papers say there were cries Of
Viye IL Marcchsl! II It Vive In Rcpublioue!n
erhaps the prctttcst part Of the review was,
ttcr it was officially over, thu quick movement
the cavalry leaving tile ground for their
'1arters. The flnc weather brought 0t1t many
azz!ing summer toilets, which shfunk from the
lenacing dark clouds last Sunday