New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
TURKEY.
Ria hing In Abundance DC.

The instruction in Bosnia is still far from be.
ing extinct. The conquest OF the city and eta
del of BaDiauka has furnished the insurgents
With q stronghold by which It il likely they Will
DO able 10 support their plans. The Austrian
ReichszeituRg protests that the condition OF tne
Bosnian loyslists and Christians 10 distressing In
the extreme, and that some Power ought TO
take the part of these beautiful and wretched
provinces of Southern Europe" According to
the latest advices from cara Of the 4th inst, the
insurgents Of the Kraina have combined with
thole OF the Herzegovina They have attacked
TIE 6ersskier, who, being reinforced by the Iurk'
ish troops which Arad Pasha bad brought up from
Travnic, succeeded in defeating them.
The mail from Constantinople has brought im'
portant news from Bagdsd. IL is vel known
tbat the great Arab tribe Of the Annezeh migrate
yearly, following the course OF the Euphrstes,
rom the neighborhood Of Aleppo 70 that OF Bag.
dad, where they arrive about Christmas and sell
camels and horses. and buy dates. Ii has long
been custom of the pashas OF Bagdad to pay
hack mail 10 the powerful sheiks Of this tribe
and the 6hammar when their vast encamPments
move down into the neighborhood Of the old capt.
tai Of the CAlipbs, In order TO keep the ROADS
ouen and protect pilgrims and travellers from the
9epradations Of the Bedouins. II seems, how
ever, that Abdi Pashs, who has recently sue
ceeded to the pGshalik, refused the sheiks'
Tbsreupon q cloud Of mounted Bedouins, with
their spears, were seen ia the horizon on the
,isht bank Of the Tigrs. The fellahs ted, whoop-
inS. with their hocks toward the city walls, while
,heiy womep raised the shrill alarm OF their thrill
ling . La Ia Ia" Abdi Pasha marched cut with
his troops to meet the enemy; bat although they
had cannon with them, they could not stand the
charge of the Annezeh. and they were beaten
bach into Bsgdad, after suffering considerable
loss, and leaving one gun on the field. The An
mech were encamped In the immediate nelBoor'
hood of the city, which they besieged, and con.
tipued their depredations 70 the right and LETT
over the whole country, plundering the villages
and driving of cattle. Meanwhile three OF the
shefks had been 70 the esrai 10 psrley with the
Pashs. One Of these having suddenly died, It u
suspected that be must have been poisoned with
the coffee or sherbet, which is usually offered as
a compliment In the East on al visits The
Arabs had been irritated 70 great pitch OF fury
by this presumed treachery.
IL seems that, although orders bad been sent 20
Kiutaya to set General DembiDsk at liberty, the
General bad not yet arrived at Constsntinop!e.
Emir Bechir, the old Prince Of Mount Leoanus'
has lust died at Constantinople, aged "a.
The Porte has declared the Island OF samos 10
a s,ate OF siege, because the 6amisDs refuse alb
solutelv 10 accept a their Governor NJ Coneme
nos whom they consider az devoted 20 the former
Prince Of eamos, THE protege Of Dir Stafford Can
ming who il universally detested. The insurgeni
6amians have sent second cePufetlon 70 inquire
what had become Of the frat they had sent TO Con
stantinope, but on hearing that they were safe II
the state prisons they thought they could not d.
betterthsn hurry back to their Island, where an I'm