New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-16

moved IN the ereat osnp and 4 IL evidently ~ ugrre
The success OF this operation that The DIVISION has been
sent 10 oocDpv the valley Wear slso cutting down
great quantity OF timber which il likewise being con-
veyed TO our cusriers before SevastopoL
Gol,gaa1ps Ncsscagcr ooniains ne following par
.ona,s relative 20 the revolt o. the BashBazouks AZ
the Dardsneles:
~, anpears that on the 7ih band OF these rregu-
lar troops broke into counry-house IN the vicinity
of the Dardanell,s and acted Ia the most shameful
manner toward some women and young girls VINO
lived there Such conduct evidently called for punish
neni and he nngleadtrs were arrested such az act,
quite foreign 70 he hahi's Ofhe Bash-BazOuks,
toned as they have always been 10 IMMUNITY pro 1uced
the erea est cOmInOiion among the whole body, and
some of them tire a'ened Vengeance Gen. Beatson,
Who had ordered their arrett He, however, set them
at defar &c and in the end they obliged TO treat
with that officer. Accordingly, delegates presented
Themselves TO the General and lad before hun
tbis aliernaiive-either 20 get the persons under
arrest Immediately az liberty among them vas
a chef descadTOn), or 70 see the whole corps
desert ~ massc. The General refused as was his
duty, 20 listen 10 these insOlent propositions. On
uis refusal The delegates returned to their own men,
who on learning what had taken place rushed round
the Generals tent, tore down the English dag aud
trampled !. under foot, and in few minutes quilted
the town with tremendous cries not more than 500 re-
nlairine 5cinpd and proceeded toward the village OF
Rien Ken, threatening TO soon return nnt st IRE 70
The town. This withdrawal excited the grerse alarm
among the population, who knew well what excuses
these undue lpnc0 soldiers were ctp@Olc o. cOIuhl-
til r. the shOps closed, and the doors OF
the houses FABRICATED. General Bea'son then endeav-
Ored make Of the regular troops in the town to
oppose the irregular body should they return bat
at las, obliged TO apply 10 The French and English
COnsus, who obtained from silva Pasha, the Gov
ernor. assurances of aid. Turkish division with
two field pieces patioled the immediate neighborhooj,
and the Eumeni6e and re E-iphODe French steam
coryette having landed bodies Of their men, The inhab
iiants soon recovered from their aporehensons Since
then the town is described quiet, but such was
not by any means the case with the envlrOns where
the BGshi-Bazouks took up their residence, as ID
conquered country. They pillsged & iarm in the
TrOad, though not without resistance, and losing two
Of their men who were killed by the occupants OF The
house. Rein KEN was pilaged and burned, and other
acts of violence were apprebendCd along tie coast.
A body Of 800 Ottoman soldiers were dipa.ched by
the Turkish authorizes in a steamer 70 try and put
stop to such ravaees, and they were followed by
corps of Syrian cavalry Out o. the Bashi- Bazouks
who took 10 part in the rebellion, ODe-haf submitted
10 an order given by Gen Beston 20 embark for the
Bosphorus, but the Others refused TO depart, and
force it thought would he Deeded TO compel them
Such was the OF affairs on the 10th, when the
last accounts left COnstsniuople.'