New-York tribune., 1876-06-01
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TITRKISH REVOLUTION.

DETAILS OF TRE pX-SULTAN'S OVERTHROW-HE AND
HIS MOTHER UNDER oUARD-THE CHANGE RE-
GABDED FAvORABLY IN EUROPE.
VIENNA. Wednesday, MAY 81. 1875.
The Political Correspondence publishes kilograms
from Constantinople, stating that the deposition OF
Abdul Azz was effected neither by popular reyo-
luton nor by palace intrigue, but by
a revolution of Ministers. Matters were brought
to extremity by the Sultan's absolute refusal to adj
vance money from his privy purse to the exhausted
war treasury; whereupon the Sheik-u-lslam, IN
the presence of all the Ministers, informed the Sui
tan that the people were dissatisfied with his gov
ernmcnt, and he was therefore deposed. Directly
afterward the Sultan and his mother were forcibly
conducted to the Topkapao Palace, where they are
LONDON Wednesday, Nav 81. 1875
All the London journals auger favorably for lur-
key in consequence of the revolution.
A special dispatch to The Pail Mall Gazette from
Berlin says the newspapers there unanimously re-
gard the change favorably. Though the Powers ap-
pear inclined to maintain awhile an observant att-
tude, they are understood to view Murad Efendrs
accession to the throne with satisfaction and sympa-
thy. The revolution is attribted to Mldhat Pashas
influence.
The Pail Mall Gorettes leading article says the de-
position of Sultan Abdul-Aziz is a crowning justica-
ton of Encand's course on the Eastern question,
an infinitely greater force.
ATTITUDE OF THE UNITED STATES
WASHINGTON, May 31.-The President sent to the
House to-day a reply to resolution concerning the
recent events III Turkey from which it appears that
on tn 10Th instant Minister Maynard sent
telegram to Secretary Fish briefly aludiDg
to the Salonica disorders, and saying
Americans at Constantinople and Smyrna had ap
pealed to him for naval protection. On the goth,
Secretary Robeson, in accordance with the request
of Secretary Fish, teegraphed to Admiral WOrden,
who returned an answer that he would Immediately
leave Nice with his flagship Franklin for Con-
stantnOple.
AN ARMIsrrCE DEMANDED.
BERLIN, Wednesday, May 81, 1876
The Reichsan.eiger announces that the delivery to
the Porte of the identical note by the representatives
OF five Powers at Constantmoplc, recommending
two months armstice, has been delayed
PARIS, Wednesday, May 81, 1876
The European powers have not yet recognized
Murad as Sultan but will doubtless do so shortly.
1t appears probable that the negotiations relative to
the insuIrection will be suspended until t's known
whether Murad will initiate reforms of his own ac-
/ cord.
Italy and England have recognized Murad as
| Sultan.
| A special dispatch to The Daily NeUs from Vienna
says it is officially announced that Abdul Aziz 10
alive and has been placed under strong guard. 1t
! it reported that the treasure in his possession,
amounting to 800, 900, has been seized.
| The ieIearapRs Paris correspondent says he has
received private information that the lnsurgent
leaders have sent special envoy to Midhat Pasha
! to inquire what terms the Government is
| willing to grant
| THE EX-sULTAN's DEATH DENIFD.
| The Russian Telegraphic Agency says the rumored
straugulatIOn of the ex-Sultan is not confirmed
The special dispatch TO The Times from Pesth, as
well as other adyces contradict the rumor.
ABDUL AZIz CoEECED t. ADDICATE.
The TimoSs correspondent telegraphs from Con-
stannople the following account of the revolutions
After vainly soliciting the Sultan TO adopt reforms,
the Grand Vizier and Husselu Ayn Pasha an' Midh2t
Ptsha resolved to depose him. Tue Doma Ba2hteae
claimed Sultan in presence OF all the Mn sters. the
Sncik-ulIsan, and the MOllahs Then Sueiman Pasha,
accompanied by soldiers and officers, informed AbGl
Azz that the nation had depOse him. and he should give
the palace 10 ms The attitude OF the troops
convinced Aziz that resistance impossible. lie,
with his family household and 53 boats illod with
women were conveyed under escort TO the Tokkapoa
Palace.
RUSSIA ACCUSED OF INTRIGUE.
4 VIENNA. Wednesday, May 81, 1876.
The Austrian EInbassabor Constantinole ceg1aphs
that the revolution might have been avoided by tho
timely recall Gen. IgIatie the Russian ambassador.
The new Sultan IL expected TO issue trade proclaim
Ing that Mohammelansm is opposed to the servitude
OF any people whatever their creed.
Softas have arrested several disguised agents who
endeavoring to exce the popuace to