New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09
TURKEY.
From the London Morning Herald. sep, 81


CoN>TANTINOPLE, Wcndcsday. Sept. 10. 1851.
have not been able 10 ascertain this post the
state Of he dispute between the Facha OF Egypt
ano the Pore. respecting the railway question but
1 Auov that somehow other the affair has IN
creased m import ance. and VIII lead 10 early events
which VIII be by no means agreeable 10 the former
SIR Stratiord Canning. who has done much toward
II cancellation, VIII. no doubt, r0dOuDie his efforts
10 bung about a settlement between tins and the
COuIhan EelTam. A present the matter Is IN h9h
places wrapped up N as much mystery rs poSslole,
although all The world besides speaks OF II freely
NJ. Kos,uth ana The few stanch followers who we're
in ku,cya With mm. nave LoW Quilted the Ottoman
ierTiory IheS left The Dadaneiles for MoSslna on
board tie American steam iIgate che Mississippi, the
eth INST from tho latter city they go to the United
States Their departure VIII greatly ahcct the
amicable relations between the Suohme Porte
and Austria AID I ana Informed that strong
note WI! be sent hv the lntcrnunclo, denOuucng
the police OF the Porte IN permitting the depart
uIe Of the refugees mpUhtlc, and contrary 10 the
assurances given HIM some time since. Austria, 50
sharp sighted and potent on other occasions, pleads
blindness and impotence ON the above question: al
though she Is well aware that she has less 10 lear
from koSSuth ana ms lnrleuoS when III tue nted
safes than # be were lj) leagues rom his home.
IA a country where The police system Is badly or
eariZed. and where, In case of necesSlir, hoSSuth
could escape with much facility rs If he were
uneuarced.
SIR Strailord Ca,ning and Mr. Layaletie have pro-
cocded 10 the DMdancllos. on board her MaIesty's
steamer. tie GROWER TO congratulate NJ. hossuth
on ms departure nom me ottoman territory
RumoIs are afOat of serious disturbances having
broken cut a. Van, IN Asia Minor. Towards the
latter end OF last month, according 10 my inform
ants the Christian popu alton, composed mostly OF
ArmCulauS. had raised the standard of revolt, and
had attacked the NussumanS, who number about
90CO0 The number IN killed ana wounded is eX-
t6nSiye and were Il moi for ehatal Bey, the kurdish
chief who came to restore order, the massacre would
have been awful The city has been pilaged ana
raTt Of 10 destroy Cd by fire, the worn Of lncendares
TIE dispute between the Christians and MusSu mans
arose on account OF the former having adopted
bells for Their churches. | am Of opinion that 1t
IS cue 10 The mlsChievOus and secret workings of
Russian agents who subsequent 10 the recent events
AT Aeppo. are OyeIrunlng the country, and exciting
the inhabitants to revolt against the authority OF
ther MuSsuman rulers. BY this means they are
r,yeting themselves into sympathy with the Chns-
tauS. Of whom they can make 10 possible use, ex-
cert to subvert the ottoman Empire. How easy
would /, De 20 neuralZe such an effect, by remind
ing the AmeInanS of the desperate claWihg they
GOT from Russia or her last visit to Asia Minor.
Intelligence has reached this CITY oithe recent co.
ingS IN Daehstan. II appears that an armstlce has
been concluded between Prince WoronZoh and
Shelk Shaml. by which the Russians abandon all
their conQueSs and forts and withdraw beyond the
Inc OF TIC kouban Shamil, the other hand
guarantees 10 disarm his warriors. and not 70 mo
lest the caravans trading to Azerbajan. The arms
ice IS for one year, al the expiration Oh winch a
treaty OF peace viii be concluded.
The Turkish Government has Just announced Of
fcally to the Foreign Missions that the hee' WI
not go cut on lis customary cruise TINS year. NO
reason Gwen