New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-20


ton against the robber tribes ID his neishoofiooI
appears TO be at an end The leader, VINO $1,000
out Is his couturtacy, Bear ahan, had CONT ~,
on the understandings that his ltr was 10 De saiIu'
ead :s,si ne 10 have some lana oeyolid t''. -"
Cus Tbs PunJaub contlnCed ID us . - -,
anS all was speculation as 10 the iutoie
OF the British troops concentrated on lis fronlIsfI
.It is however" SAYS the Bengal HirEdrh, iaIu-
" Ete-7 that We shall. willingly rush INTO wal a.
the beginning of the no, season; and the seusla!
impression seems 10 be, that the nuliet S;th
being strengthened or the Uhs1cc o .ng M Hs SiNps
crossing the nver and ina. Z 'iie next eo'N
We >hai; 'pluck rhs pear.
THE o:oyernor-General,' continues the same ans,
Journal, "yet remains al the P!esueucy; e"1 s.-.l
lends the full light OF his couniensnfe &c '-e caps
of education and lnterna .--.9ro' enieht- ile IIa1
since our last rrcs:6e ~ Two scaoiasuc anu; eisa
ries. a0Tc .. the Hooshiy College aho uie
Nedflssa or Mahomedan College On eaca ocTa-
sion ne made speech strongly indicative ot DE-
sire for ,hc azleiloration OF the country end the
moral and intellectual sGyanceneat oi tae people
Bu! II ls evident that .hese pac;hc einpoPihen.s GO
nc. ensrcsa h!a attention or divert .is iiinu rom
the Tetusc external relations OF me country a' tc
present crig.s AID nobody would he tslen oy sur
nrise were the next Caic,,.td Gd-efte 10 cohtain
proclamation o. war with the Punlauo, or were iRe
Governor General next 10 De heard oi on his way
RUSSIA AND cIRcAsSIA.
The Journal dcs DebGts OF Saturday last states
tha; .re appointment OF Count Woronzcf 10 the
office of COmmauder-in-Chlet OF the army oi Inc
province uf Caucasus, who Il Invested WIN s-i!d,
ordinary powers has restored ~ re afny part oil
the energy which y rad eutlrely lost The Russian
Governr,e. aqgears 10 rely as much on the admin
lstra,ive or the military talents OF the count.
That Government endeavored 10 ABOLISH tac IideIl
which prevails amongs, the CircassiGns OF seHIne
their sons and daughters slaves 10 me luTks, eut
they were oppos-d and Count Woronsoh now
proposes 10 authorize the traffic, though IN
manner winch Gisco1ers The cunning iEal charac-
reiizes f,r>sian policy III The East Illus, tsays the
I,ddts,) lie Clrcassans are 10 ENJOY the liberty oi
selling h r children Tie Turks; but the merchant
must embark them for Consian,!nople, not as slaves,
but as free passengers, having rasspoFi from the
R,ssian authorities The result THIS VIII BE-, thai
the CIrcass4n slaves when they ar!Iye at Cc"s'tn-
tfnople may claim tlie protection q Inc hG-s!Gh
ambassador, and lhatin eaca new save Tue ErlPt-
ror will ind new emlSsary. But when we con-
sds1 tnat some of these slaves have reached the
highest stations in the Ottoman empire, we NAY IN
fer that Russia wishes secure by this measure
powerful element OF propagand.sm Count oron-
zofT had addressed q proclamation 10 the lnna6l-
tants o. Cashestan, IN which ne tells mem tiat lie
has been commissioned by the Emperor 10 resterc
order and tranquility, happiness aud prosperity to
the country that they cannot hope TO cunnuer
those benefits By force Of arms and hat Ii they
close their ears 10 It's sa.r;arg advics-ln other
words, Il trey co NOS SIJnllt-uf snail Oe Coihici
led 10 fsF. them, and shall involve the vengeance
Of God on them who prefer TO shed blood.
EGYPT.
The latest adyces from Alexandra are t" the
10Th utmo
The Pasha had been residing al Cairo for some
weeks pes:, and intended in a few days proceed
ing visit TO the lower provinces, and thence TO
Alexandra for the Summer. ibrahlm Pasha, Jun.
ncphew OF Mehemet Ali, was to proceedto Europe
IN The course OF the present month, by the Nile
frgate, with the view of consulting the medical
iaculy on lhctsiate Of his health he has teen sut
ferins severely from disease osthe liver.
On the evening OF the 3rd 1t blew terrific gale
OF wind, and much damage was done among the
shipping IN the harbor.
An act OF the most wanton and 6arbarous char
acter was perpetrated on native Coptlc Christian
ai Damierta. TINS person was accused OF having
spoken slightinsy of the MahorretGn religion, and
on the fact having beer iade known 10 the popu-
lace, they collected around him, gave him $40
!ashes, parad-d him naked through the streets
mounted on buffalo, with two dead dogs and
pig attached to his legs and shoulders, aud after
wards beat him until he expired under the effects OF
the punishment. The European coEsuls have taken
1t up strongly. but the Punshmen: inflicted on the
principals has been limited TO five years ncarcer
aticn in The Castle of Abosklr.
Reports from Syria stated that The plague had
broken out AT Jerusalem, and that the number OF
deaths is 40 day.