New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-09

sod the pe6astic CArzanoVsk, w1o iOeS au uef pro
,eas .surcls in Hungary and Sardinia cannot now be
sbsir great cards They therefore. trying tn eoi't
sans OF the Hungarian Generals and have succeeded
IN esttspying KsPks, and It seems that Vettsf Is IKE
s 10 offer bis services to this very party ach
80 1878 sent officers TO the ac,oy Of Jeachica to the
~ ard to the wallachs, to Eight against Hungary,
sA4ns Bistrsuoylki, who has got zoe commission Of
ssse.sl IN Turkey through Prince Czartoysk served
zoe army Of Jeilachieh before be went toi the
Ianesfians, who never trusted him; Rikcgezs, tae
ycung wallachisn BOyard, who has been shot BY
f2e Russians. because he in correspondence
With ,so Turkish Generals, one Of the Wal
.sehisn agents Of Prince CzartOyski in 1919 be
led wallaehan mob against the peaceful Hungarian
pessMts and landlords in Pennsylvania aud bad them
murdered in the interest Of Austria. Bat Austria
males DO difference between the Pa0ssysts and the
Patriots She hangs them both ii she can eaten them
One Of he most important enemies Of BoEear! was :
the Great, Lewis Gs az AgrauL lie Wa TIC man who
Ie.tsoyed me GOO ealing be'ys fvhgiTy and Crct's
And sho at the bidding Of the Archduchess Sophia
M Ian Jellschich and with the knowledge OF Prince
rtosk reused the deluded young Croats against the
y enrans and exhibited all the bad passions OF men
a srder to make Croatia subservent to Austria in the
FRO belief that Austria would reward the Croats and
sesome Slavic Empire. He did not know hat be
" only the tool Of the Austrians bat as soon as he
aw how trescherous the Court Of Vienna behaved
against his countrymen, he turned against Austria
directed always by those Pansavsts Of Paris who in
1913 were such bitter enemies TO Hungary and such
friends Of Austria But the Austrans grew suspicious.
and the last note from Vienna brought US the
news that Lewis Cal, the great enemy Of the
Hungarians the CrOat par excellence had been seized
by the Austrian Police, and carried in letters
to Vienna. Another enemy OF the Hungarlans'
the leader OF the Waachians in TraDsylyana, Janku,
ia for the present moment in better position Janku,
whose band murdered 30 many women and children,
and who carried of determination against the
Hungarians became aware Of Austrian treachery dur
ing the war itself In July 18i9 he made peace with
Ills former enemies, and remained neutral; but in
spite OF his former services to Austria, he exed
10 Trieste where he lived under the surveillance of the
police Yet as the Austrans are now in the belief
that an instruction must happen in TTdnylvaDia as
sssn as a Turkish army approaches the frontiers,
Janku has been sent for, received by the En-
peror and overwhelmed with courtesy, and allowed to
return to the mountains Of Pennsylvania with the
der to keep bis Wallachians quiet and 10 fall upon
the Hungarans as soon they stir Whether he will
forget his exile and once more fight the battles Of Aus
10 tra remains TO be seen
an The financial statement Of Austria for 1853 shows
1saefct Of 95 O00000 norins-thatisto say S2OOOOOO
enough for bankrupt State which is unable to con
tract loan either at Paris or London.
The great victories of the Russians in Asia have in
1ethe course of week dwindled down to very petty
oskirmi,hes and the Turks yet in possession of all
1.-The country they had to cede to the Czm in 1929 But
their moral influence is far greater. The population
eef Russian TraDscaucssa is emgratng to the Turkish
districts Mustapha Pasha has succeeded in landing
the ammunition and destined for Shamyl on the
coast of Crcassa and the great Bey of the Caucasus
"a 10 pressing his victories to the gates Of TiAs.
All the provinces of Turkey ranged against
the Russians Abdala Pasha, the Arab, who had been
eYiled to Adrianople for rebellion sent to Arabia
by the Porte and according to the last advices he al
ready had 10000 volunteers, all horsemen, under his
- command, and his march to the seat OF war
1.-THE Kurds the Albanans, the Druses all gather
ing around the standard of the Prophet and there
no doubt that the Sultan will in the spring have 100000
men under arms The enthusiasm at Constantinope is
ID indescrbable and Damascus Aleppo and Smyrna vie
y" with each other in offering money, horses accoutre
-" ments and cash to the Sultan
GO According to the telegraph nsurrecton has taken
o. place in Crmca in favor OF Turkey, among the Mus
IN SULLIVAN Tsrars The great Russian victory at Akbt
Oh xix, Of which we now have received the Russian
bulletin is nothing more than successful sally from
~ the fortress which continues to he beeaguered The
battle of Kaleat, mentioned by the Vienna papers,
o" seems to be hoax though skrmshes continue regu
larry on the Danube Omer Pasha has gone to Rust
sbuk, on the Danube, and may soon again the
70 river The public, in Paris expect the Russian EN-
bassador to retire at the confirmation of the report that
40 the combined feet has entered the Black Sea. The
Times the other hand plainly indicates that the feet
will not attack sebsstopol or the Russians. APO.
q, RUSSIAN ACCOUNT OF THE SIN0PE AFFAIR.
IA We publish further particulars of the circumstances
preceding and attending the massacre at Sinope. The
still Russian fact which If Il exposes the
statement to the greatest suspicion also enhances their
value as admissions The Russian account subolned is
y professediy founded upon that rira roee infor
'til nation which MenchkoGs dispatch, stated Lieu
nj tenant Colonel Skoko spectator OF the action, was to
furnish at St. Petersburg They are thus even Of less
" value evidence than would be the formal report Of Ad
Zoo mral Nakhimo himself Such they are, however
. they are published by the Russian Government and we
learn that they form the subject Of boundess recicngs at
aa St. Petersburg Ii will be noticed that the number OF
cd Russian ships brought into action ia carefully eoneeaed
But when II is considered the squadron by which the
W Turkish ships at Sinope first discovered was large
enough TO have for its commander Admiral Nakhlmoh
the Commander in chief of the Black Sea feet before it
REINFORCED by the three isogun shps and the three
steamers from Sebasopo il win be perceived that the
Russian force must have been superior numbers
in weight of metal.
yb From other channels Of intelligence learn that the
Turkish commander in point Of courage worthy Of
"A his Osmsn Pashs, when taken found lying on
the deck of his gate with leg broken and his head terri
bly, wounded Letters from Odessa Of the sth state that
che gallant Admiral prisoner in the arsenal Of Sebas
fopol The other prisoners lie the Casenaes, and are