New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27
RUSSIA.

ryr Rrss,,S Srccyssrs IN THg CArcssus The
late succt Of The Russians in the Caucasus promise
more and permanent results than any WIN "hcn
their arms have been crowned for many years. No
less than twelve Of the mountain tribes living TO the
west Of the Argun have acknosledged their ecslon
The impression which the advance Of Jewdokimon
ade alore the and especially in the valley Of Sonato'
was so great that the old Of the tribes came down
70 him ard oftred to submit and give hostages. I'm
medatelv after them came messenger from ltum-
l.le the residence Of the Naib, Hamsad HsdJi,
one of Schamyls chiefs, with the request that
the Russians would aid those Of fhe inhabitants
who wanted to Use against Schapyl Russian col
pun Was sent with the agent and when il had reached
a port agreed upon, two signal shots were fired and
tie inhabitants of Chanti fell in mass on the Nabs
VILLAGE took t. killed his relatives and the Muridss
erd csptured a cannon The Nab saved himself by
fipbt. A second cannon which had been buried, was
brought to the Russians next day, who forthwith put
garrison in the fortress and began to build roads
The rebellion against Scbamyl rapidly spread to the
borders of Chewsuretii and Tucheti. All SchamyFs
officials were slaughtered and Capt Belk found h'rd
work to save few of the poor fellows, and TO secure
some degree of order by the establishment Of provis
ional authorities. In the course of week twelve
Nab Batoka, who had fought so bravely this year,
sppeared with bis family al the Russian camp to make
t's submission. Schamyl fed to vedeuc, and he had
bis property carried there; his son kbazeMohammec
aad for while on the left bank of the Argun, but
was soon driven back, and took up his position in
Share. on the boundary between Lesgha aud Daghes-
taD to binder much he could, the further spread
of the uprising toward Daghestan, where already one
oftLe trbes that of Unkrat had offered its submis-
sion. The Russians had ordered their usual autuoi-
nal cessation of operations for onthe 18th of September
the foremost columns on the mountains between
Chante ard Sbaro-Argun we're overtaken by snow
Storm The Russian is that the people have evi-
denty become tired Of the eighteen years despotism
of Schsmy ard the Muridss and begin at last to see
that they can iud more justice freedom and comfort
under the Russian rule
The 81. Petersburg Northern Bee publishes, In ac-
count Of the reesabishment of the relations between
the Russians and Chinese the Goth of August, at
Schongou'scbken Koudga in Western China, and
the solemn Inauguration of the Consular factory.
Notwithstanding heavy frosts, navigation was still
open at ST. Petersburg ON the @ 10th inst The quan-
tty Of tallow exported was ll2,ON0 caeks.
rumor circulating in Italy 10 the effect that
the Emperor of Russia, in order to make bis mara
time position at Vilafrsncs more efectual, desired
10 purchase the Principalty of Monaco, which is
almost cose to it, Il was believed that large offer
would not be refused by the Prince of Monaco.
The Russian Eubassad ador to japan had arrived at
Marseles with advantageous treaty, which he had
succeeded in negotiating.
The E0peror Alexander had addressed the nobility
Of Moscow in grave and severe terms on the apathy
they hasNSisplayed in reference to the abolition Of
serfdom.
LATIsr.-A telegram dated st. Petersburg, Nov.
II, reports the Neya closed with ice at that point.