New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25
denly attacked in INC gorges Of ZakortoIy by s,o,n,
iaineers. snd completely routed.
TIE EASTERN QUESTION
THE FACTs OF THE CASE

we know how little the dispatches from yieus, 49,
credited Besides, they are so obscure. Nj i
English papers know so little about the geogr..hv
Turkey that for ordinary readers the cOnfiiso. !,
extrcabie The facts as far as il is possible I, So
tain them, are, up to now, as follows:
On the 26th of Sept, there was meeting Of 4
notabes of the Empire, at Coastan.inople. q
ing the rejection of further negotsiOs .aa Ae a..
ing of declaration OF war.
At the end of September, a serious defeat al -
Russians took place in the mountains Of CREASE, :
shamy Bey, the Circasssns capturing ioss o, a.
Black Sea.
October the disqualification Of the deelara.i,, =
war, in case that the Russians should psrss. i, 1
occupation OF the PriuePalities fortnigAss a.
given TO Prince Gorchakof to get orders and ius.r.
tons from bis master.
October the l0th,-a Turkish accommodating ms
sent out from Batun in Asia across the Russian fra
tier, is attacked by the Russians the skirmsh i
comes a battle, the Russians are defeated, the Tut
establish themselves in Tsherikders, in the Russ.
province Inertia
On the same day. Baron Brick the Austrian EnA.
sador presents the project Of note to the saltan VI
Lord Redclife induces the Divan to extend the Dec
Of hostilites 70 the lst OF Now in case they had =
yet begun.
On the 23d Russian fotilla of 10 gun-boats tONa
by two steamers is conveying ammunition and milits
stores up the Danube when approaching the ortrs
Of Isakchi they are fred upon by the Turks. a ia
begins Captain and 30 men Of the Russians are kid
and two gun-boats sunk.
~ l., Ia, na,, L.. g
paces-at Widdin with 30C00 men, az Rahova, at yix
prolis, and at Rustshuk. The Turks meet with no .
rOus resistance excerpts the last place, but skrnds
occur daily all along the line of operations The r.
SLAMS concentrate their forces around Krajoya ss,
battle is daily expected.
On the 3lst Of October Baron Meyendorf the Russx
Ambassador al Vienna, declares that the Car will a
accept any arrangement no matter by whom i, nys
proposed. but will abide by his last declaration Wits
making any further concession.
These are the facts which have all been verified non
follows the list Of the lies propagated by the yisss
papers aud credited for some time in England bssl
Tie Times repeated them obstinately:
Tie fortress of Isakch was stated to hare been \
stroyed by the Russians in retaliation for the ira
upon the Russian gunboats
The Turkish force crossing the Danube at vida
vas stated to amount only to 5000 men that at Ra
chuk and Giureeyo 10 2,0O0.
Ii was repeatedly announced that Omer Pasha IA
received serious check and was retiring to kistx
and likewise that the Turks who had crossed the Da
ube at GurgevO had been pursued by the Russians y
the river
Tie Times declared that Discussions were active NJ
tween Omer Pasha and Colonel Magnan the Fress
officer in his staff
All these statements are entirely untrue-iorss
only in order TO discredit the Turks. You are awu
that the same system was maintained during the vi
in Hungary with such success that mp to the timed
the evacuation of Pesth by the Austrans all the dpk
matists and politicians in Paris Londcn, and Washlr
ton did not even believe that an actual war was gor
on in that country 1t is therefore necessary to ws
you against the usual lies of The Times, of the yes
csc dispatches which often copied in other paper
There is no doubt that Persia is to side with Tuf|
key The Afighsns of Kabulistan, the most dangerous
neghbors of Persia are sunntes, and acknowledge VI
religious supremacy Of the Sultan; they threax
the Shah with an invasion, in case he should decks
against the Turks. The Persians are Shi-ites, buth
war against Russia, the two sections of Mohammedss
ism will probably heartily unite.
Here in London the mOneyed classes firmly bellies
that defeat of the Turks might be followed by 60
pete settlement of the Eastern difficulty The CAR
aware that in tie first campaign he must be defeate
and he therefore cannot now accept any arrangement
but in case of victory, he might display his mas
nimity and moderation, and declare that though
yOred by victory he is ready to accept the proposals
the four powers, only in order 10 show his anxiety
preserving the peace of the world aud once more y
ing order, family and society" Should he be vi
feated, no arrangement will be possible then it I
be war of destruction, ending either by the dOff
tall OF Turkey, or by that OF despotism in Europe.
Tie Austrians unable TO get loan from EngiaI
have succeeded in borrowing e9000 900 from the
lerisl Bank at ST. Petersburgh- Austria is now
only politically but even financially dependent
The Car Sardinia. on the other hand, encouragcV
France, has appointed three of the Milanese revsv
whose estates have been confscated by these AussS
Senators of Sardinia. The difficulties betweeass&
,erland and Austria are likewise pending, and II
King OF Naples is in some danger Of getting lpS'
quarrel both with England and France EyeVIA
depends on the Eastern question If the war extea
all Europe viii he in blaze and the thronesof tneorf
man and Italian Princes are not worth years ~
chase.
The inc weather continues The fears Of the
cul,uriss thar they might be unable 70 prepare I've
or wheat are materially allayed. The strAe
he masters extend, but they viii surely ruin thPr
raj prepondernce of the manufacturing class =
and Ah
THE REPORTS RECEIVED AT VIENNA
From Our Own oerrcarouden,
VIENNA, Friday, November 4 I'D
The rumor Of warlike preparations in the Wes-
tho actual breaking out of hostili.es on nc
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