New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
LONDON, Wcin ley, Arril II.

u whss bad eeeu ,pPerd o, s-vsi q tse Srsbi, The
y yhswt,sf. be- found fresh ard utei,s .a-:
LONDON, Wcin lay, April H. l-5i
ne Rrssisn feet has oi; S,vsopo. and has gone to tho
essan coast. where has ua;cd the garri.ons Of
smsl orircsses into the four aurc important forrs.
lspa, Tucluk Kelel, Guelcndt end Suun- ach L,v-
dmanic al the other for.s and carried the ammunition
Issy. The Cncassians Immediately rose az they saw
N Russians retreating. The Shapdagh confeleracy,
~sys hos, lc to Russia succeeded in gaining the
xassian. Abhases who until were friends TO Rus
. and rushed upon the dismantlcl forts of Weilinino,
Ovn. Gagri, and Pi;zunda punlcrng all that hal
ned in those places, and destroying and leyeng to the
und every vesge OF the fort. which for 80 many years
y excluded them from the Eu,inc. shamyl ha. sent IN
bay 20 Consan.inope and ssii to have defeated the
sisns in pitched battle bu: Lord Redclifc serious
issn enemy of revolutions young Cass himself who
n- the Pope and Kisses his h0nl and accord gy the
rsh do not support the Crca--ian- though with
rria Fortunately Shamyl docs not require the assist
&c Of the Dundasos and the ohe- members Of the Peace
lNiety
ne regular of the Turkish Empire being nearly
keustcd BY the war; the Sultan at the advice OF Lord
pdciAc has declared the Church proporty-yakouf-
State property. This property tho endowment of the
Isques churches and Medressehs coleges is VERY ex
sve and pays notaxes it is sub-let TO farmers chris
20 and mussulman, who have at a low rent. OF course
rh step is great social revolution and disturbs the
tnCal positions of many millions of the Sutans chris
% and mussulman subjects. II has therefore, created
sy serious excitement and the Sheihk elIsam has
srdngy resigned Arif Effend has been nominated in
stead still order has been disturbed though tho
fuksh patriots do not think that such violent measure
.,uld have been taken during This
The first division Of the French troops under General
opobertas arrived at Gallpo and will soon be followed
N the English. Lord Raglan and Prince Napoleon yes
siay took their departure for the East yet Friday
s Lord Aberdeen said, in evening party that he still
teycs that there is be feared, and that matter
III be arranged in pacific way somehow Indeed it
,r that the Ministry, reluctant it is 10 to war; has
wen orders which prevent Sir Charles Napier,
fighting Charley, he is called by the sailors, from
s,ing energeticay. On the sih he still in Kioge
Raw though the ice melted and the Bay Of Fnanl is
an 70 navigation The Notifications OF the Isle Of Aand
.ye been dismantled by the Russians, who have altO
usher Withdrawn from the island and left its defense to
@ patriotism O of the islanders. At st. Petersburg itself
panic has seized the inhabitants since ii hss become
rown that the Imperial family arc leaving the place and
eiDg TO Moscow to stay long IA the war lasts.
Another difficulty has arisen in respect to Sweden. The
tvr finds fault with the Scandna ian neutrality and gives
Interpretation to the decareilon which is just the
nre of the Swedish meaning He expressedly requires
b anchor in Swedish ports at once. Tho Swedes now
parish the hope that Sweden will at refuse such an
ner1rt tui;on and o;i the Western Powers and perhaps
10 indeInncd in the of the war; for her losses in
lso9 reconquer Finland has always been the national
itsire in Sweden.
see in Tie Near- York Daily Times of March 81 milk
md water article the rejection OF Mr. Sanders in which
eov ossu lecturcd in tone Of magisteria supcroT
!, NV the ANONYMOUS writer who utterly ignorant of
NJ Lao IolIly assprts that thp
American Ministers in London have sudiosy rcraincd
from knowing that there such as Kossuh and
Mazzni in existence and even that " no American
representative of any grado in London has ever ven-
tured even acknowledge those martyrs of Liberty as
deserving of notice, except Mr. sanders. am sorry to
ee that the Editor of that Journal allows such trash to be
ublsled in his columns which must have boon written by
,ome member of the Know-No;hugs. Since the beginning
" the Hungarian Revolution there have been only three
american Ministers in London Mr. Bancroft, who alwayi
heated Dir. Pulszky, the Hungarian Representative
london with the greatest courtesy; Mr. Abbot Lawrence
cc eedcd him. and failed to invite the cxiled and
utlawed Pulszky his cvein. parties, in spite of the
Austrian and Russian Embassad0r who were likewise
,resent Mr. Abbot Lawrence on tho arrival OF kossuh
aid him the first visit and troatod him while at London
u the guest of the American notion If Mr.. Buchanan
he Democratic Minister, has remained cooler, II forms an
reception to the rule of the previous ambassadors 1t Is
ad here in London, much to the amusement oil society
hat Mr. Sanders has been rejected by the Senate for hav
pg opposed Mrs. Lynn Boyd for the Presidency OF the
United States and that it is the revenge of lady which
bas caused his behcadng. I6Htaae dnm's coetosf0as
ire 7 we might exclaim but know that ladies are
the days Of the of Troy SPree
injuria foyr the cause OF the ten years war be-
weon Europe and Asia; and thus Mr. Sanders must make
up his mind and comfort himself with classical remlns-
oenccs Pram also, and the people of Ium had to rue
that one of them had given offensc TO lady A'P. C.