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ROMANCE IN REAL lrUaKIsHl LiFg.--A letter in the London Morning Herald, from it's Constan. tinopie correspondent, under date oi Jaly 27th, contains the following interesting narrative, as oi recent occurrence.

 A young man, the son of a wealthy American, residing in one of the villages oi the Bosphorus, secretly wooed and won ihe daughter of a Turkish Bey. whose yally or summer residence is in ihe neighoorhood. The young people met often in places where they were safe from the eyes of tho old Bey. Fhe young girl was al length so imprn- dent 10 receive her lover in the hasem. Here be was doubtless by the father, sone of his peo- pie, for the young Armenian went there usual, on last Friday night. and never reiuraed. The friends oi the young man, noticing his long ab- sence froln home, grew uneasy. They soon learned that he had been seen going into the house of their turkish neighbor, but when they inquired there for him thr old Bey said II was true he was under has roof, but that he was too unwell to be removed. They called the next day and the old Bey told them that bis daughters lover was dead. The father of the youth asked to have his sons body bat the Bey refused, for he said his son had become Mussei- before his death, and therefore his friends be- ins Giaours, had no right 10 the corpse The young man, however, had been to Odessa at one time, and there taken Russian protection. Application was therefore made to M. d'0ustinod, the Russian min ister. to employ his influence to have the body giv en up. N. d0asiinof sent very saong note to tue Porte, and the body ih consequence has been disinterred and has undergone posf mortfm exam ination, the result of which proves that the pcci youth vas Poisoued.'