New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

original force. which consisted Of he p li Berg,
Native Infantry. With some artillery. wa, considef
ably under 1000 strong-lattcriy probabync, NOR
than 700; OF those l37 had ilien To- tn course q.
be siege, and about loo were SICK or wound.
200 were detached. holding an outpost where
ter had become 80 scarce that within - hours H
the date Of the despatch ltmust have been a5sn-
doncd.
The enemy were under cover IN cycFpo~elirs
force within % yards Of the garrison. lie ihti
mometer had tor some time been 10 degrees -
low frecL- :. The garrison we've exhausted q,
the fatigue oi the inccs>ant duty, add dIsleoIt'He'
hy their total isolation, and, under these eii'"na'
stances. there appeared 10 BE- no choice Dat ''PH'
la.ion left To the commander.
He states that. in consequence OF tins dep''Ea-
bic pass and of having received orders from >ir
" VILLAIN AlcNashien to retire. r. hal agreed 10
cy,cua;c about the sth March; the cry Mas at
this ti'lc filled with Ghafce>, the religious Nu'>ni-
nan laultic, who lad worked a. such Noe 81
Cabul and these were mere, a. they we're ever,
WHARF, and al all times. wholly beyond the control
II the chiefs. The Ground was 'hickly covered
With snow and Colonel Palmer, At the conclusion
Of hi, despatch, expresses fear iar the safety Of the
force
They were to proceed Immediately in thcdirrc-
safe conduct from the chiefs. Nothing wh.,c' -
since This period having been heard OF them. III re
remain. scarcely my reason 10 sopc but that tl'9
have all Likewise persisted. According to iu-
NOR lately prevalent in Scinde three or tour OF ~
officers we're in the hands Of the enemy n pr'''
oners.
The East.
Letters have been received from Con.'ani'noi-e'
dated 9th April announces that meeting ot '''
cnv.ys of the great powers IN the lurNi'h 'aPl'H'
mad bean followed by visit on the part ot baron
Stnrn1er 70 tho Grand N1ier, to rerlons,ratc WIN
him IN the maintenance in power at Omar II ~ O..
The Vizicr remained. however. perfectly ammo"
\ prevou, ,etter from Con.tanusople, datcd e.
9th ultino. STATES that the latest adFlces ir' %
Persia are of L satisfactory nature Ihc >ch'h
had formally abandoned all intention ot encouraS-
ing the Ahghans 10y march of troops tonards
Herat. The Russians are also SAID ~ nave be'
haved with good faith in that quarter. lnte,h.
gence had been received in Consianinorle that
six British regiments had reached Canadian.
The negotiations regarding Syria are sill IN
stain quo. Little is known OF Circassia at Con-
stantnoplc, communications being cut otf by the
blockade but it was reported that the Rus iaus
were losing ground.
IL wa. reported at Alexandria that the English
government is making arrangements with that Of
Austria to convey her India mails from Ostend
across Germany to Trieste and from thence by
the Lloyd steamer, direct They say also that
the Danube Company viii soon toe again plying
from this 10 Cons;antinsple. The plague was
again on the increase at Alexandra
By adycss from Alexandria 10 the 18th April,
We have received the most disastrous inieliisenc"
fiom SYRIA 10 the loth. About 5000 Apanian'
md landcd At Bcyrouf, and committed the most
terrible cxcssscs. Omar Pasha had seized ucach-
erously another Drsse chicilain. The DruseS mus
ter 5000 aud the Maroritcs $1,000 lighting men.
and it is NOT thought that Omar will succeed IN
d.arming them.
The Pa.ha's soldiers and sailors are manifest
ing symptoms of disafrcclion. The Pasha = try
ing 10 pacIty them.
The Snvrna Journal .,atcs that Disturbances
had taken place at Avail on the 4th and 9TH.
lbrahim Bey having caused six of the Prlmates u
the country to be arrested, tbs people rose, be-
,iegsd him in hi, palace and obliged HIM to re-
ease the prmates In the conflict there were
nne OF the Turks and three ot the insurgents
wounded. The people assembled again and aP,
pointed a species of government OF their own ana
purchased ammunition in order To be prepared to
meet the troops expected to b. sent against the"l
from Constantinope.
A letter from Beyrout Of the 9Th ult. says the
country is It'll in a state Of disturbance. II the
Drscs are no longer dreaded, the arrival OF 5000
Albanians has caused universal alarm. At Sada
they committed all sorts Of disorders, compelling
the merchants to close their shops. Their pres
,nce is looked upon a. prouf of the intention OF
the Turkish government 10 dsarm the mountain
GERS. which must -itably occasion fresh disasters