Abstract:

In this study, five times from the date of the incident, a significant state man and Sultan II had sitting in the office of sadness. One of the key names of the Abdülhamid period, Mehmed Said Pasha, has been addressed by the acts that led to his refuge and refuge to the British Embassy. The talks between the Sultan and Pasha through the intermediaries, the efforts to persuade Pasha, through the British Ambassador Philip Currie, and the ambassadors under the leadership of the Austrian Ambassador Baron Calice, were encouraged to interfere with the incident. The study was handled with the British Archives documents containing the letters and reports made by British Ambassador Currie with the Ottoman and British authorities, the Ottoman Archives and in particular the topic's address. It has been used by European-source newspapers and cautiously reminders in order to track the reflections of the topic in Europe, especially in the British public.

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