New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-14

hs.S TAD eroor. mentioned sssnea es
hsvips permission 70 return 70 .ss @ sts ~. ~ 70 80
re ,se Of Kot.nly tsey hnd themselves 20 rsree ID. IL
hsstsn's Of hat vss. s,S he s1io.s, a,y n be ..s
os,y ,1 rae for the nsh 81 the Village Of Tosanly W oe
,hS dav vh. they ~l reached the foot Of The saga
% S Ra,,ian troops vii op AID the Tsrts eor:nue taer
march aero. he ehsn q mountains In the direction o.
BsrsosT, oeearied by utsrnen Of tie Russian Tse
Tvth srasse who within ~ b. 1rs Of TIE at LAY nAien
,houd no have creased the sesleus VII be Considered
T .eustps the ,,wn and fortress Of Ku. the military
authorities the Turkish amy snssse themselves 70 e.ss
there uen, number Of medical men and nurses 70 take
care Of the siet ef IN the hospitals ai tneiF recovery
Arr The priys;e properly Of members Of the afHJ o
tsh individual belonging 20 the per.oaaeg Of the army s
authorized sell bis property take away hs own cost
ofeerrisse -,,.,. rp.a;,. R..,, p.on,, ,,d Lanes,
their bsvins fret been accurately A-cesined viii be
allowed TO return 70 the5r home. -, ,...,. -,
right under the same conditions soon well
s The non-ombaants Of the army a. .cyensrs, in
,erpreters nurses allowed - return TO the homes soon
a. their number has been accurately sScerained-
AR To General Williams reserved the night Of dess
70 n. .prroy. Of General Maraviea certain Of
persons whom permission will be gwen 70 return 20 theH
Military men, subjecs of of the belgerent Powers
"AET l. All person. indicated IN Artc.s4 and 6.
word OF honor 20 bear against bis
Majesty Emperor Of all the Russias during the whole dua
@kST. s. The inhabitants 4 the town throw themselves
upon gsperosy Of the Russian Government which ake'
Iamedstely the troops have given up hsir Arms the in
habiants the TO end depuaon consisting Of the
prncJ Inhabitants Of the place TO the keys 70 the Ru.
san hef and themselves unTeseryedy
the generosity Of the august Sovereign Of RussA
h.oHrbc 70 the ,owa are to be respected aud lex nt,c
being the principle Of the Russian Government respect
and esteesy the build 2. devoted worship will
not allow any be dOhe to the religious monuments
sS cd and .ppioved By WILLIAMS MsioGensra
Col. De KAUFMAN, Chief of the Military Chsneery
Comm mier-i iu(h
The effect of the fall Of kars Is thus descaned on by
The london Daily Necs:
"Tbe Russians in possession of Kars may fearessly
scatter their COssscks and other light troops of plum
derers over the whole district of which Erzeroum J. the
capital They thus absolute masters OF the great
highway by which the trade of Western Europe hnds
it, way from TrebizOnd 10 Persia, and the countries
OF Central Asia which lay beyond it. The products
Of Europe aud its colonies which the lnhaouants
of the region have indicated have hitherto obtained
almost exclusively by the route from TreblzOnd through
ErZerOum, they must now seek 10 procure through
other channels. In this state of affairs they will
naturally turn to Russia. Russia can procure these
manufactures and products across her land frontier
from Prussia or Austria, convey them by her
immense system of inland water-carriage to the
Vopa, and ship them across the Caspian to Persa.
Russia was beginning to suffer from the stop
page Of her commerce and the consequent drying up
of the supplies required 10 enable her TO carry Oh the
war The capture of Kars enables her TO stop the
current of European commerce through Turkey to
Central Asia and compel the stream to how across her
own territories, thus partially neutrahzng the pros
sure her own trade beginning 70 feel, and ena-
bling her to protract the This IL not all Persia
is thus placed at the mercy of Russia for the far great
er pert of her supplies Of European goods. Persia IL
at no time unwilling to pick quarrel with Turkey.
The Shutes of Persia and the Sunnites OF Turkey hate
each other with hatred not exceeded by that
with which the Orangemen and Romanists OF
Ireland hate each other. Wan have been waged
for long centuries between Persia and Turkey Tor the
of the rich lands watered by the Tgrs snd
Euphrates Not only is Persia placed in condition
of mercantile dependence on Russia by the fall OF
Kars; she will be led by that event to indulge in
dreams of extending her frontier in the direction OF
Bagdad by the aid of Russia and at The expense OF
Tuikey The policy of the Western Powers, in con,
cen,rating all this attention upon the Crmea, and
negectng the operations of Russia on the Armenian
and Georgian frontier of Turkey, only be paral-
leed by that of policemen who intent upon dr1v-
ing n gang of burglars out of house by the front
door and pursuing them that they allow the confed-
crates Of the pundere to enter unobseved back
door and continue the piage. The Allies have cleared
the Turkish territory OF the Russian invaders in Waa-
CHA and they have been busy in devisng means to
prevent their reoccupyng those proyinceS or making
descent on Constantnople, that they have paid no
attention to the occupation of Turkish Armenia, and
the threatened iruptiOns into Turkish Mesopotamia
The blame of this egregrious blunder rests equally
uuon all the Allies; the shame of it presses with dis
pioportonate weight the English"