New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23

.,o,,;aopJ ,hs, tho editor Of tho PROSE- d'OrilHt
had modified his l4ter IN such way 81 u DISABLE
him from acknowledging ~ atthen,cIt!. Nov, 4
have ..sn Tho ORIGINAL letter, know Bangya's hand
wiring and can bear witness that all the rnodih-
cations complained Of simply the substitution
of initials for names and the addition of some IN
troductory lles in which the edltor- OF The PreSse
d'Oyien, are complimen.ed on the eXactltudc Of
their information. All Banyya wanted was 70
throw doubts into ,he pubic mind. Unable 10
utter am thing further, he ~ II r. ten. gcsta, Re-
solved 10 wrap himself no III the stubborn silence
of ncr.,crted virtue Meanwhile there appeared
two documents in the London paper--the one
signed Ly the chiefs Of ;hc Hungarian emigration
81 Coostantinople, the other by Col. Turr. In the
former. tie saIne men y 10 had put their seals
n. papers proving Bangyas guilt prOfes. their
belief that "Banga viii he able n Justify him
self" affect n consider the affair Of Hohanmed
tey as an individual matter, and H. one devoid
Of all international character" while they stg
ma,ize The friends OF Col. Lapinsh ar demons
'swhose aim il i. r, SOW dscord between the two
"emgrstions" iurr, who has. meanwhile trans
forn-d himself into Adjunct Rsmil Beg, decare-
~ his letter:
Hardly hal heard Of the arrival Of 1obsmTned
Boy at Constsr'nOpe, when ! went 10 him. ac-
coripsn;ed By Cnpf. abst IA Poi- gnd caegoricGIy
INQUIRED Of him If the couf contained il the
memorandum which bas been published IN the uces-
paper, were true. lie replied that he had tresch-
erously been arrested, and had b.en taken before u
commission consisting u pole bit that after two Sit
tnes Of this commission. VI. Lapirsk the commander
Of eightytwc Poles IN Crcoss a. had 90 him
in bis confinement and had told him that ell his
fcssion- before tie cOHnissiOn wOui l. # no use;
y al 10 serve hs lapIn-ki p plans would be nece--
gary for him fMohanmcd Boy, 10 'sre with h-
mend memorandum, already written ard arranged
By Lapinski. III Mohannned Beyj rjvsed II ,rrfst TIE
ErJt Hem0r0ndam submitted o. him, aud which
the one the journals had p-a--Led. Lepin-k then
modified IL and prepared a -econd uhiet h. No
BANNED Bey) ur0te and signsd. under threat - DC
shot ard thus be disabled to defend himself against
The accusations with which Layin-k 10 stain
hs memory after lis death TIE original q Til. dOcu-
Iner, has Hitherto never been produced.
After this declaration Of Mohammen Boy. ! an not
IN posion 10 kHo1r uttch 81 he 'rois te sooRndrd
Now il VIII be- seen at once that Turr asserts
Bangya 10 have only signed hls confession when
compelled and mtaaccd b. Lspin.ki, while at the
same tine Bsngya himself declares that his comics
sion was fabricated at Consfantinope, and even be-
fore his departure for Circassia.
All these nlaneuvcrs were n last put 40 eld 10
By the arrival of letters of Scfer Pasla and of a
great number Of Circassians. A deputatiOD of the
latter called ON the editor Of the Pr,sSe Orieat.
affirmed all the published details OF Bangya's
trcrchory. ard declared themselves ready 10 bear
testimony by an oath on the Koran, to the truth
Of their assertions. before Bangya hms' 4 aud sny
number of witnesses. Neither did Bangya dare tO
present himself before this tribunal Of honor, nor
did 1urr Tukony Kulrnar. Verres. and his other
supporters, compel him 70 come forward and prove
hi- innocence.
Still, during the Russnn war, Mr. TEouTcncl,
The French EDbassador, had written 10 Paris for
information concerning BaDNa, and learned that
he was Il spy 81 the service of whoever would pay
him. Mr.. Thonyenel applied for his removal from
Anapa, but Bangya defended himself by testimo-
mails from Kossuth. To the appeal 10 the irater-
nry of nations lii the Hungarian manifesto. 10
which we have referred, the Poles We're justified
in answering as follows:
You talk 20 u OF the fraternity Of nations,
have TAUGHT Won tlet Fraternity I'm the defles Of the
Csrpathians all the road- Of Pennsylvania. in the
plains al the Thesis and Of the Danube The lungs
rien people will rot have forgotten IT, inrn Il those
coneittCuast- who. il 1875 voted millions % lorins
and thousands uf against ialyas forgot i those
Kursia--e- forgot II those chiefs Of the state who in
ihc midst al war for Independence and liberty, were
CRYING ont 60 cSpel ron the Hungarian territory all
the Naiachan p"ople-ds forgot u those market
uace orators their per- EIiuations through America.
bid bee at les-t tell the AmeIcans-Who paid him
they pay a Lola Monte or Jenny Lind did be tell
them that h. the orator. tie ri to leave his dy
ing country, and that tie la, who abandoned that
bood-s anod hand, just about to BE- covered with
row., was an old general, u hero and q Pole, BEN
To complete our relation We add the following
ctter of Col. l.apinsk;
Col. L0,.aft 70 Paste $780,. IExtrGct.l
ADfRBI. Grcass... -.
SrE: II g. low nearly two years since / arrived
here. yielding 30 your request and trusting 10 your
word. need not remind your E1celeucy how the
iatter las been kept. have remained without arms,
without clothes, without money, and even without
sufc!,icy If food.
All this. trust is not ia be attributed Ia any H.
win on the part of your EXcellency, bit To- other
canses, aud ,pec.sly Your unfortunate connection
with men who bear 10 interest TO your country. Dur
lg one year Of the most subtle Of the Russian
lfA Ma f,ttt Ia ltf r Ia
hi, mtrigues, showed hm | knew him, and now
nave him IA my power. ! efireat al your ~
ccloncy :" break oh oil intercourse with
lie liungaIus ayod especially Ston and
Tuu-iley are Russian spies. The other
Huugsr.au- serve the ku-.aus, parity uukuowiugy.
Do mot let your-"lt BE- deceived 10y any projects (:
munuiuc,oT.'s mines, 6rd extensive commerce E,--
" haI-penry thus laid 0U would te thrown into the
street ond that l. just whittier tend ell the efforts III H.
1urr, wto only shes your money 90 De- spent in such
way that - may DO no good to your country and no
harm 60 thc Russians. What We require here is:
gmpowc'r maruiactoYy. . machine Cor striking
money, little printing pes, Il mill for grinding
nOu, ard arms, which arr no, only bad here, but
twice as dear at al tuusaIiilople even the
bad saddles If tto country cost twice as much
as shc trcrch military saddles. A. a. mines K
IL altogether childish To think of them Here
every hah-peiIy rlsi be speut Tor the defense "
the country, and not employed ia specul8t,uus. Eu-
poy 9TH your mc's ~ training troop; then not only
Wil yUu pt ntribuiug ~ re Wcl.sr III your com.
try, bt you vii olisln JaI-olal influence fur your
s,I. DO not waste Vonr "a, eus iu i-yu- % gain q
party, 1lc state - Oh, country appears tranquil
a. pr,sort, Dot II s. in real fatal. >el-l pscAa ana
Na'h an" not yet r,ccuc d. Cno that because the
Russian pies prevent i. Dc uot regret TIE money
YOU Do spend IN training troops here r. Is die oalv
. money Wei sp,n;. Do Tot think e commons. Uay-
~ b,,u brought up IN ihr artillery, I surely kuo,y
ti,ir Na.u'. What / loi old before niv j,uarfun,
hss Lapltrto. At hr-t 'hr Russians re- surprised
a. tht sound of thcm. low ;i..y lareh al III. ra
Mhcrr T-- Two ihey la 'Nyu'y; and Rave L.