The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-01
rho Day Of Further Herring Not Named by
The English Authorities.
Legal Endorsement Of the Wash
ington Argument
Conspiracy to Commit Suicide Curious Consequences
Of Newspaper advertisement
THE SMEE-vANCE MURDER CASE,
TURKEY.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD NJ GABLE
PARIS, May 81 1915.
Inad conversation to-day with a well informed
Turkish gentleman who is just now staying In Paris
WHAT HE SAYS OF THE NEW SULTAN
He says the new sultan, Murad Efondi, is not q
man OF strong character, but one who possesses
fair abilities. He is greatly Influenced by his younger
brother, Ahmed, whose spirit and courage often
Cowed or awed the late Sultan.
HIS EDUCATION AND MODE OF LIVING.
Murad Enendi is fairly educated. He speaks
French He has been used to poverty and economy
m his mode Of living and expenditures, and will,
therefore. not oppose retrenchment in the outlay
Of the nation.
FOREIGN INTERVENTION IMPEDED.
The Turkish revolution probably puts an end to
foreign Intervention in the AFFAIRS OF the Empire for
the present. The three Powers which lately con-
ered IN Berlin must give time to the new Sultan to
initiate his reforms.
RUSSIAN INFLUENCE RECEIVES GREAT BLOW.
Prince Gortschakon has been countcr-checked in
his diplomatic gaac by ate for the Turkish revolu-
ton great blow Russian influence in the East
Midhat Pacha, the new Grand vizicr, hates General
Ignatlen the Russian Ambassador at Constantine
pie, and Hahia Pacha Is equally opposed to Russia.
THE NEW MINISTER OF FINANCE
Ladyk Pacha, Turkish Ambassador in Paris, had
appointment, as Finance Minister in Constantinopie,
this evening.
HOPE OF BoYDHoLDERs
The holders of Turkish bonds eagerly desire its
arrival.
POINTS OF DANGER
The new Sultan's chief danger arises from his
being q Caliph-a sovereign suspended between
heaven and earth, but one who cannot personally
Interfere in the afrairs Of either.
SPIRITUAL AND TEMPORAL CHIEFS
His Imperial Majesty delegates the spiritual
power to the Shcikul-Islam and the temporal
power to the Grand vizIcr, but he does not govern
himself.
STRONG MINDED Performer WANTED.
There will be no permanent good in the govern
ment system OF Turkey until strong willed, nde-
pendent Sultan is found to break through precc-
dents and factions and personally govern the coun-
try.
THE REVOLUTION AND CHANGE OF sovxREroxs
PowxRs--ENGLAxD's INFLUENCE ADVANCED IN
THE EAST.
LONDON May 81, 1875
AL the London journals augur iavoraby for Turkey
IN consequence OF the revolution
POLICY or THE GREAT POWERS
SPECIAL despatch to the Fall Mall Gazette from
Berlin says tho newspapers there unanimously regard
the change favorably. Though the Powers appear In
clined 10 maintain whc an obscrvant attitude, they
are understood view Murad Encnds the
throne with satisfaction and sympathy. The revolu-
tion Is attributed TO NIdhat Pacna's influence.
EScIAxD's INFLUENCE AFFAIRS xAsr.
Tho Pau Mall Gasefse's leading article says:-The
deposition OF Sultan Abdul-Azs IS "a browning jnst,i-
cation OF Engands course on the Eastern question,
and will give 70 the arguments Of tho government
Infinitely greater force"
AUSTRIAN REPORT or THE TURKISH REvoLU-
TON.
VIENNA. May 81, 1s76
The >Polfieal Correspondence publishes kilograms
irom Conslantinoplc stating That the deposition Of Alb
dul Asx was effected neither BY popular revolution
by palace intrigue, but by revolution OF Minis
terD. Matters brought 10 extremity ny inc SUI
tans absolute refusal advance money from his prvy
purse 10 the exhausted treasury; whercupon tho
sheikaI Isam the presence OF all tho Ministers, IN
formed tho Sultan that tho people werc dissatisfied
With his government, and he therefore doposed.
directly nftcrward the Sultan and his mother were
forcby conducted TO tho Topkapao Palace where they
are confined.
now TUX REVOLUTION HAVE AVOIDED
Tho Austrian Ambassador at Constantinopc tec-
graphs that the revolution might have avoided by
the timely recall OF General gnatieG, Russian Am.
bassador
PERSONAL RELIGIOUS FREEDOM.
The new Sultan Is expected 10 issue m trade pro.
claiming that Mahomctanism Is opposed 10 the scrvi.
tude Of any people, whatever their creed.
TIMELY ARRESTS.
The Sofas have arrested several disguised agents
who have been endeavorng excite the populacc TO
massacre the Christians.
TIN IxRL1N NOTE NOT xKr PRESENTED TO THE
PORTE.
BERLIN, May 81 ls70
me 1stsAsanssie~ announces that the delivery 70