New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-01

AFFAIRS IN KOORDIsTAS-This portion of the
Turkish empire seems TO be in fair way to assume
more settled and sw-sbidiDg character The over
whelming army which the Porte lately sent against ba-
der Khan Bey has accomplished its mission, and this
formidable chief is now prisoner subject 10 the ois
posa OF the Sultan of CODstantnope. IL 10 hardly PROB
able that the Turkish Government Will step with the
subjus Of this lesder of the koords The Hakksry
Chief Moor Ali Khan 10 almost equally obnoxious not
only the HISTORIANS but 10 his lord paramount aud
the aiter having good opportunity TO humble the
pride of his turbulent vsssa viii Be disposed TO avail
himself o IL.
But how will the Porte arrange the government Of
this wild snd lswless peopei II seems not improbable
that the HISTORIAN Patriarch Mar shimon. Will be re
stored his position ~ the head OF hs people Ine
Sultan has actually required his attendance at the Csp
Isl and though be feared some snare aud He'd accord
nely 10 OrOomish Il Is not 81 all certain mat The nen
tOns OF the Government were not oil TIE most Tlrhoy
character. Indeed IL teens a natural mode OF pro'iu
ing for the control and direction OF TIE Nosorsns 10 &c
cordAnce with Ottoman policy 10 put HIN IN the psce
which he formerly occupied. and make him sis~,rsoie
for their good behaviour For the mixed snd uuui.I
population of the mountains however al enerscte
strong ~iled Pashs will be needed one who can rule
Koords and Christians with steady and impartial HAND
and put down every outbreak Of rebellion with = nod
TIE arrival of Mar Shimon at OrOomlsh must have
come upon the Missionaries with some surprise IL Is
only two three years since he was bitterly opposed
10 their operations and indeed, endesyored 10 effect
their expulsion from the Province. Then however, be
IVES under the influence Of Mcssrs Badger ard Nissan
and his mind poisoned By their false statements AID
Puseyitc pfejGdices Bat II happens very OPPORTUNITY
for the Mission that (Mr Badger having let MOsuD the
Psinsrch has had a quarrel with Mr.. Rssssm; and
hence msy be- presumed that this sort Of Influence has
los, It's power over him. The family Of the Patriarch
which hss lived In the Province OF Oroomah since lei
much more friendly TO the Missionaries than they
re.e ie" months ago; and there 10 reason 10 nope
e.elo,r' that the good work which has been com
,A suaong the NestoTisns will not be arrested oy
~N Fo'enee OF their Ecclesiastical superior.
Boston Traveller
n'ot-IArce Persons Ktlsd-A serious rio,
49, p'soo al OF near Mud Lock on the O.grgo anal
Suuuey cNebihs hseems thai during sunday uurner.
Gus parry VI irsh ieeorers employed on ,hs SVracp,a
Os"ego Railroad had been ndalsng frcsir =, 49, ~
that toward night csnslbost yShirh -. .t.f -.
ssAhed oy mem AMI general melee .ns,ss hs,xscr
the Irish and the boats hsnds In which ~ 49,,
badly beaten The boat passed on 10 I5x.,ni a., 49,
evening, where the occurrence WAS msd, 49, -
number of canal hands and others who with ,hs 49,
party, resolved upon mee;i0s out pUnlshmept a. H.
Irish. On their way to the lock they encountered To-
or three different parties OF lrsh lsborers (~hether snv
of them the offenders does not appear and fsh,s
took place The main onset however, did not occur
until they reached the lock when brutal and
indscrminste silsck made upon the shantes and
their occupants Stones clubs and nsiicuts did fearful
execution and few on either side escspcd uuhsrmec
Shocking relate two OF the combstsn killed In
the Eight and a third has aimee died OF bis wounds.
These believe, belonged TO the Irish party. After
the ASSISTANTS had satisfied their vengeance they returned
in the direction they and hsye succeeded up 10
this tune 10 evsdiBg arrest Warrants have been Issued
and officers are In pursuit. Syracuse star.