New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

tesp rsdOes from the peninsula have been seen IN
e. nstaLtn pie. There are no" three o'nI -
! parties ~ Turkey. The Sult-n the ar nv anu '-
refomers led by Rss1id Ptsha. firm m lIs1'
| The second is ~, conservative party OF Old lar,
kew. With the mufts and Ulemas. priests ana
| LAWYERS under the gn'd7nee OF Ule ~ -.
br, ther. The, .rJOy the PatronHsr % 'NI,II
AND dpnounce tie sultan for bis rei'rnS'so 20,
| thst on the Ath n hpcame necessary 10 49, -
,br,s Tn,t;sb pr,esrs who had melted the peoy'o
40 s,y,ction. The third patty sIe me "rT r.
.,J .,ns,;ans all nf them tools Of Russia
wealthy TuLs are frightened out OF thr" -,
and firmly believe an outbreak VIII tasS pIJ
toward the end OF the month, ~'" far an
owe a pretext to the Rnss'ehs " hsvs
So ;nte,ference and meny fdmh~s IN
,a6 ON account Of the approaching -
c;s At the same lime td'ngs hiVe .n,.t
,ro,o Odessa that great camp II 70 po r.Io-'
and review held BY the Gar IN the pan
msn. The number Of troop. c1ncen NJ
rsn,,rts IN about 200,000. The In Jcr', "
ao,,,a "a invited to this review, and IN h"ipa',1
| I'D Waliachia the a1isal Of Austrian t,p"p
snoken OF a. about TO take place III sho', -. nd
cons eithe, OF observation or Of Occupation a.
,,' pnss;.n detschnents of arr ery are ahesuy
moving along the Galiician hohue'
south. ,.:. al the gs'rian
! ,ubects. Hupgarsns ana TransyVanlauts, -. , ar
| snch M emierated twenty YEAR ago. -: -. -.
es.ad fettered and driven TO TfansiVaula II N'iI
Fsleu ~ III Austrian authorities. Many OF
| MN, haze died on Their way on a;couHC . Dau
.tnsnt and more than half Of the nsmoer were
cent 70 the hospital when they arrived Id lei-
nspnstsdt. -
dsnj, ,eft sntnople and thr Sultan, torsrk-
an bv Furone has dismissed the rei0rm4r IL '5hid
P,sba repaced him by Ali Pasha, the
friend Of Russia, to sOoth the impending crisis.
From Indi. we have interesting ne Us ny the
lsst mail. OF course ! do not mean to tr"ub 9
I~so .i, So Rtfr1 % Gar
which will eDd with an additional extension Oi
the East India CompAny's territory. Bat the
sprit which begins u awaken SIN ,og the natives
in the Deccan as veil as IN Calcutta and Is nm
bay, is frsught With important results tney
beg to clai n their shaTe IN the government, ana
are nov putting forth the FIRST voice raised ag s'nst
the centraI.ZatiOn Of Leade0hsll-st. An assoc
cistion mas been organized at Poonah, amongst
the native sristOcnc,; ana thew say tive us
education. stfix what educational tests OIL please
to Gov. ron@pt service bat let u and our cut lfen
have no obstuctiOns 10 IT'S ng 10 the service OF
our county, hut this movement IL net c"nhneo 20
the Decc,n. A Young ilndoo, as is stated ~ al
Eastern letter, wishing to study TOR the law, ep
pied 10 all the attorneys ia Bombay 10 tak- nan
ss an articed clerk 80 that he might serve me
necessary apprenticeship, ~ tnit'e him tn Prdc-
tlce be- fore the Supreme Court as an Attorney,
bot they one and oil refused to receive hlm.
Under these cifcumst Inces he applied 70 the
Court, fllTSugH Mr. iblCk n-Oh, 70 w 1l"Nth w
practise without an apprenticeship at ef having
| Undergone satisfactory examination before h'ir
! IL roships, the Judges THIS for various reaspds
! was refused and the young man vas directed 10 ip
DIV for ~ dr., to the Legislature, "r he was tod
ne m eht 90 home AM serve MS tln'. nr ne W'ghO
even pas. through Lincoln s'ino, AMI return 80
| Indla and be enutied TO Practice as a birlsteI
| before the Counts ms IN England he 40 ia nnh
dozens OF atterne,s whiting 20 acsept tn fee and
| take him Ms All apprentice The III ndoos are evi-
IDENTIFY anxious 10 get IA proper IN To Oh So" gov
| eminent. Tnev wish 10 ne governed by men
! who have an interest in the county, aud q" not
wish to be excluded forever from places OF trust
and honor. Bui how does England receive to's
working Of the national spirit ln' core sp0uient
! Of The DdHy NeUs. the paper Nhich pfetelds 20
represent liberalism and progress, SAYS op'aiy
. thluk The Bombay attorneys have done quite dgn'
In refusing 70 take HndOo into the trsde-tnrir
training must .ayo cost them much more ihAn 1iVo
and native attorney oHce Ia appear nofe "a
portion Of their Ish, and best P.yiog ol'nt,' w2u.a
Nv 10 hir hr would not scrupl- % materially reduce
| his chsfges while all the ab0JOus head TJrk, "hlen
does lot ply nearly so veil would romAin Win n'n
These sTe me views Of he men VINO govern ladl. "
they say soey In train hs poJu alton oil the
Peninsula we kbo~ the feai tneanihs Oh 'n''e
word. they In order TO set from India 80 nn"h
possible vi bout any regard 10 the moral progress OF
toe population
John DunmOre Long publishes in the papers
articles on the production Of cotton IN Aus
trala. They are interesting, but rather too
long. He states that for Yeas, he had always
the impression that Aust raa would supply Eu-
rope with cotton, and proceeds 10 say
al have Rad dlsoourasamebts aud hsrdships to
epcountr and such sacrifices o. make, In endeavorns
to work III great idea during ne last seven gears,
TO an eAtept will scarcely be credited Il hs. nov
brought home twice 10 Fog and o" my as' vsit 70
tbis country naturally enough thought thsttne Mao
chester people sho were somewhat nterested In the
matter would afford soma counteoance and s-si's-
slce H. such case, but coDiess was rather disap
pointed 10 that quarter They told me- tor example
that they only fpan cotton there they dldn gro"
aud fr, m anything could lesrD theJ did care 1u'u
although ions han and his uiggers should grow tor
them If the, could, the end OF the cnapter snen
crossed the Bicge Of Sishs, as all c0l0nSn nue. do
| who have an,thipg to do With DJwuingst, but w.s
eoua !, up succ there but being Determined tnat
the experiment should oe tried a. all nazards nanas
3D. Lot ilhitaI cling, without assistance OF any KIDD or
from any qua 20 send out taree ship l0ads Ut indus
iuu1 vlrtuOus and CbTstsn people In the years ts4S
ann c49 tOi form thu nucleus OF a cotIoc ing col )ny
More,ol Bay And an happy tosay that lode Jeud-nt'
y other objectsof beo enig ration, Theses people
have already transformed that --ttlrrneot which u.s.
previ uy VI the very boom OF the scae in our colony,
ioio the Intelligent, vrtuOus, aud religious oom.
muniiy In Austfaa have also been enabled, IN the
progress Of nj. great experiment pant not fewer
than six Evangelical Mint erS NJ the most important
points along the cot oDsro~ins coast who In adOi iou
b. the jealous discharge their clerical dues, are
giving all the assistance Gney can, sDue OF them mOst
oheciusly, in carry ing cut this experiment
The cor, espoEoence that has already appeared on
the subject IN fke pa Mess exhbs toe results OF that
tNpt luent IN the tnust bhtlsiactOry
cimets of Australian cotton which submitted 10 She
CbsmOer 81 Commerce at Manchester, sao on ~nch 80
highly grAuy ing report has been gven by that nigh
sutoOIit, were grown In the 'olo snc localities VIZ
two OF them, valued al l042 y 70 respectively on
the Brisbane aud Biemar Rivers, Aoreson Bay, In lat
21ls deg : three Of them. valued respectively AZ :,
y sno II T. H. a. the Clarence River In lat 29iz
ceg : lie grower Of these three specimens Rev.
John Gibson, jealous and efficient minister OF ren.
glon, wbom carried out sth for taa, district OK.
prrssly in TIE year lsi9-50 ia bad previously been
II years II jamaica which considered avery vsiua.
bic miner Qualification for the sem tropical coun.
Try u wolcn De sas eolns. As 40 ~ai ia'i0usoy
scqusinec with all the processes OF tropical culdV alton
Mr. Gibson bsc len the West Indies shortly b-iore
The pont of dvst6 but be Is IN vigorous hea IL
the ,pitndio cms'e OF Ausraa and soe als) 10
occss, nAl joUneys OF Ien days f. t0sht toss,h-
or, ridrs tom twenty 10 thirty miles every cay, and
preaching regularly every evening At the sheep or cat
tie station al which be hap 10 spesd tbs ndt Nc
Gibson QCr whom procured ANAL uusbuty Ol seed