New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19
The Scr,innIu-urrection.

Tho last steamer informs US OF an Instruction su
South eastern Hungary, among the Scrvians. Tribe
N sla,ouic origin who there iuhabit The case Is
this
This tribe tom time immen.orial have been un
der the Government, OF the Hungarian Diet as !al
as they have been uudor civll government at all
OF late cars stirred up by the instieations OF ihc
Austrian Cabinet which aimed 10 use them against
tho Magyars On the one baud and by Russian
agents charming them IN behalf OF the Gar, who,
as The leading parsonage OF the Greek Church has
a strong prcsumptvc Gam GA their affection on Tie
other they have asserted their Own nationality and
as2ircd 10 distinct political existence In the late
Mar they were am1us The most useful supporters
of the Imperial cause. as they were TIC earl ,,i
20 take the field Ia is behalf They are p
half savage race, hat trained to war through
the organization Of the Military Frontiers o.
Gordon originally instituted 10 protest Austris
against the Turks and still kept up, not only as 3
check upon smuggling. bat cheap and reliable
nursery O, armies For their services against the
Maeyars, itw understood tbs, they were 10 be
.epars,ed from Hungary, and accordingly IN lsst
November su imperial decree Was issued estSb
hshng the Sorviaa NsyNodesohait or prov iuoe. 10
be administered b, Nayvode or Governor named
D, the crovu. with It's own die: ami other local
Institutions Ii This province We're included the
ms, fertile parts NJ lower Hungary. aud is links
were made extremely liberal
But they were not liberal enough u take in the
whole race, sud County Known as Syr'ns bag
between the Danabo ana the Ssre, and containing
l3s Oao Inhabitants and two frontier REGIMENTS A.
anso,s the districts leil out This not done iron
amy desi.n 70 provoke them to revolt bu; bccAas,
being oomprehended in the frontier organization, !,
Was not thought necessary thst they should be pat
iu,o the new province But these S.svons seem Go
have thous ht otcrv Use and ska ere AZ tins excu
sion. have rSbelled against The Empire, snd have
Drawn together with Oh ensslves those Of Their breh
reu from both sides OF the Turkish frontier who arr
ready for any 6ght in which their nstionsl feeling
can DC enSased 1t Is ,ad that they have 10000 mer
under arms THIS IS no, unlikely nor IS there shy
reason why they should not receive large additions
to thelg forces The Croais have lon- hecn ripen
'1s ior rebelhon against the same Constitution no.
because It leaves aak OF them out bat because j;
soTcsates or transforms their ola established lnsii
tU'ioa There would be Do;hias surprising in see
ins the whole hody CT Jelschlchs people rising u
open resistance to the Emperor he has made them
Sustain, though with 50 doubtful an cHciepc,
s,sussi the NAgyars
TIN is,sarreciioa may become critical. not orfy
nom these cir~uStSnccs INT from the f,c, TIA, a,
Hungary rcnla..s IN stale o. intense exa.perstioa
,oward the Government Which could be reused .
new ~sr on the slightest OCCASION ard because the
m,ris,ues anlaa.; the SER ans. Aai especially snong
tts,se IN Turkey. which Russia hSslons pursued a,
eaergeticSlly as no,wsoasiy. a7s stu oOnisaae,l-
Indeed noted Rassiaa Consul figures prominently
IN the present business Moreover, Il Is PLAIN tina
an irsarrecsioa u Hungary in a purely SlaVorc
interest wo0ld be regarded with very different eyes
BY Nicholas from the Magyar war ior the establish
meat u an independent Republic,
These Servisns, who were not worth mech as
soldiers against tAs May srs. VIII be ssanl 10 COZ
terap,ihle antagonists nv the Imperial troops
Aaogssbes, Ihegs ss vasRce ~ 81 Interesting