New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-18

u. Cd expect from an Orienisl-a neyaion- regaxve
thanksgiving silence instead Of addition our Os,
CRY. -
The last two mails ba,e brought the English Coor,
FIJI files of TIE Dais Gahgns.i The Hs,kiy Nsr, Al
Load Illustrated N,rs These We have psrusei EiA
much ID crest Ovp fate u linked very closely WITH
that Of Turkey apparently We nye some fears, that
As soon il is known in the interior provinces that there
v,r in progress between the Sultsn and honteaegin
sid,S b, Austria III. Moslems will rise and attempt
massacre Of the Christians There is Turkish paper
printed at sntinople but not ssrd has APPEARED
in il about the Msn;enegrn war, Or the terror which
nov hang over the Sufans Government. There vaglA
be too much for the Sultan 10 do, II the people IN liz
distant province. understood bis critical position There
is even .tricer censorship ever the press than Nap
leon he Little exercises 1t fsris
You are aware that the leans made by the satan u
certain firms on the Continent and at LONDON have
no,ed the poverty stricke condition Of the TURKS leu
are aware so that the Key Of the Holy Sepuchre,
is csled st Jerusalem, Was some time since gwen 70
France as the guardian Of the Latin Church, AID that
short time after upOn the urgent solicitations sud Do
snd, of the Cars Ambassador is returned 70 the
h.pGs If the Russians the protector OF the creek
Church ueed not speak Of the disgrace 10 Ohrsten-
don those antichrissn battles over the sepu care Of
Christ are but Just say IN regard 10 the thfd chet
trouble OF the Sultan that It IL certain that unless 10
m,kes,uch amends 10 Austria as she demands Tor certain
raj ar pretended grievances. that Power will DC upon
him Win IT'S lecons OF course Austria tears the huan
movements and il not for mistaken we" oil her
lfimport.nce and her desire TO keep Corstannops
FINN tb. clutches of the Car he would not be very
anxious to risk wide spread insurrecon M bus own
douirions for the pleasure OF snneXng few PROVINCES
near the Danube TO his realm.
Tie latest news March st) informs us l"h" aer cor
rectly or not remains be SEEM that the Austrian An
baoador Ia the Porte has returned To vienna having
obtained the sultan 10 all bs demands rs sucn
re orts are liable 10 correction very much tear that
by next mail shall get warning oil geheTs VAL aa
be advised 10 make trscks toward Persia ihah VI tne
Mediterranean Still this possibility gives US 40 aarm
a. co,.o,.nce As We DO not, in Of war, apprehend
any per,anal harm. Should au lnsurreetoa spring up
sudd.blv aud the MOslem cry of " AHsh G.Sfr' %
raised we might fall But we expect To hear sooa
enough before the populace 10 get at least am ing the
sops Of the desert.
The relation of England to the Porte less close than
II u,s and France is lust noS adangerous power. II
unfortunate that Mazzini began so early k0ssnth Is
seems does not go with him. as he has denied tue st
fhruc,ty I'll the proclamation bsaring his signature
is possible England, France and the United states are
all Ia oin AS kusuth wished, N crusade sgan,t tae
desp,tc designs of Austria and Russia. We shall soon
see | am glad the matter is in better hands than
mine.
To show YOU the insecurity Of Franks here ia case OF
n,urrtcton and the dangers OF an nsurrecon IA tho
provinces when the Sultan IN trouble with hls negn-
boring despots will give yOu an incident when nap
rer,d some Years since as related to by Mrs X, the
wife Of the English Consul To appreciate II YOU muss
call 10 mind the Sutans attempt to Introduce some Euro
reon notions into his Empire which reused the Indignation
of tie lusems generally The tun'undi cane the
soldiers w.Ie clad in Frank costume Ga carcfture TO
be- sure) the Pashas had their power cutaed the IN
fuetc o England particular was beginning Ia be man
tested ia all Turkey The Sultan undertook % raise MS
troops BY CONSUMPTION from among the Moslems' OF
coursc as 10 Christian is admitted or forced INTO the
arm unless in Of necessity, or AS h5dS, rude
lOdy 81 troops serving Commands, when Cd. fashas
can Keep their villages quiet ia no other way They VIII
soon at the people into obedience At Aleppo tue in-
surrecon broke out all of sudden an additional cause
then being the OverbeaTng conduct of the Greek BISHOP
Tie Arabs from the desert called IN and general
massacre OF the Christians attempted. The PashsI
LENGTH succeeded in quellug the riot The mob spared
Mr. Fond aud Mr Benton, though OF course they wers
great danger
Nr Badger the brother of Mrs. Rassam formerly
missionary Of society in London TO this region, WAS
crossing the country shat time with bis wife French
doctor bad joined them al Darbekir On arriving at Bi-
wiki On the Euphraes they inquired Of the 6ogernor
twas Necessary for them 10 take guard to Alcppo lilo
old them the country perfectly safe, aud that boy
might pass il unframed with bag ot go1 on MS
bead They crossed the river, and rode on MI neas
night, having passed village, Mr.. Ii. and the Doctor
ode ahead 10 the neU village to prepare lodgings.
They had lett Mrs. b. bur few minutes when up camo
ono mounted Arabs knocked down Of the servants,
and ted the patty there no use resisting tue coun'
~ Was in state Of nsuuecti0n; that they mad Just
billed two Christians, and we're ready 10 take Their
lives lie wounded servant scrambled back to
tie village they had passed. the head men were
aroused and returned, but it was with difficulty the
Arabs were persuaded by them 90 take part OF
the slCll aId leave Soon Mr. Il. and his flent return
I'd aid relieved Mrs B. from the anguish she vas suffer-
ing for their death Ii seems the two Christians muir
dered were natives. Mr. +. saw them. They then
tuned their course nOitl-gest 10 Anab At every VII
1le from there to ScaIdcroOn the MOslems threatened
10 iii tLcm CIV out when money was offered mem'
We want your blood not your gold" Aiter tern
he iouIey. they reached scanderoon safely Mrs b.
war put into small sail.bcat, sick. Mr Is, WAhe heP
d. tie oar,msn to keep the craft from upsettng DroAe
li. colar-hunc The Doctor turned M0hanrdan' an,
offer rough ride on the Mediterranean they feaehed
It;rGt their souls stil in their bodies. Nj D. u no"
in tie employ Of the East India Company az idsa on
the Rcd Sea as Chaplain Of the British tr0ops snan
be- ant t. foreet bis Puse Ism sympathy for hsmhof-
tuner. l. too, may need such sympathy some diy pus
We tore foi the best The Aeppo Pasba detained the
Tialbsur and Mosul mail six weeks aud srnr private
uessI the Pash8s Of those places be- news OF
ne AppO Instruction, however, got among the people,
and 30 vas Wifh difficulty they kept from rising IL
Il & rioters had succeeded an 8ieppO. DaTbiAar MOsu
Bfedad Damascus and Beirut would have seen trouble
You are aware that Turb h troops no great Affair."
Wien lbIsLim PasLa at Neb some DOZEN 80 since,
routed tie hole force of the Snltan single English
ieae batiering Antioch recalled bin from biz yic-
to1Ous march toward Stsmbu general spfessiOs
prevails that the Franks day 10 take this whole
country Perhaps the quicker the better II France
should lef Srria might afford the Pope a retreat If
Austin should get European TTksy il would enable her
H. looh larger before the Gar If Russia should
As.0 minor to Ter dOminons, England would have 10
taie kgrt and Mesopstama-a highway % the ladies,
aLd tie chief battle would be over the question, who
should have ConstantinOplel A Russian has siready
pfcrosed that shall be free p0rt Thus y)u Turkey
dtyouied. scimetars will dash and much Turkish aud
tuIh blood be sped before the division il quietly sub