New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-16

batttHon ia tlfcassia, aud one "i thr "r'"V'i' '"
the Court-martml which convicted Bangya. Tue
public may then judge for Themselves
Ertrqcts fro. The MINUTES Of hc Council Of Var h'1d
at iderJi, Crcasstl, on Nokammcd ~ Gt'1s L.
BoHgy0 ct WOy'tc@.
no l--strs o. January 49, Dig 'i,a 6! hsaFhA,
lshe tfi.- fIoy.ne, IF H.s.onsiz
When the Colonel, NOlsmIu.i Boy came
T. Sa.psoloa. he asked NE % i,r@erd letter the
Coau arder II the Cossack o: tie III VIZ ses G-neral
PhiliisOn. GA my eb-etvng iba could not DO 20
without infyrniog Sefr PssDS o. without bs psTds-
sion. Monstnmc3 BY ufirDied M tia' - Elv1y aud
Lisutensbt Of the Pejishal and Nhary comnanicnt
in Cree-sa he Ind tie night TO exchange eitefs "ith
he Russar,i That oeef Pashs wss anqlsct9d "ith
the sub,sc, and that bis object was 20 misetd the
EuiuurP. When 5aicr Pashs sod the M
tior a Assoc by orEardd t. me- the manifesto OF Cir
cssia sdoresgFJ - the Car N0henmei y gave me
also a ltter iOf Gen. Ph!.ip-cD. did not ma Gen.
Philpson NJ Anap. AMI delivered tue letter t. tae
Major commanding at Anapg. TIE Ma " promised
TO forward the manifesto but would rot accept the
letter which was witnont address or Siscgt-:e l
brought back the letter, bu. feeling susPO9us oftbs
frequent spordr, 80 q! manned Eey sod e r.
iDg myself to get compounded, | communicated the
wnole sfialr To tbs auth oTitpcs.
No p position 81 Aobu,e. EGen6 reTy rlki'h SEQ.
r.tsIy MobInmsd Beg.
" Mohnmned Bey was very rae e;ainst
Tefik Bsy Col. Lapinsk aud spoke very III OF nm,
ese iEe thet be would block HE paiAyery i'ns' ine
second night si;er oUT arrival ut Ad0bi It
waseary dawn when / was reused by ahmed B9ys
groom. MOoammed Bey himself Told me that great
OF guns was hsafu Ia t1e VI
je,b. III was up ana seemed uneasy. Inc r.
port that Co.. Lapinsbl bad been cap.ured Will al hl5
party arrived 81 Aderji, Know SIT hoe, even 6sioe
ihe ioss Of the guns had ce&sed. lbeard Mob imnei
R,y tax of l.. When lister news thst neither
the Colonel nor his hsd besn made prii onels M
BANNED Bey said, very spgriy,
"'rlst probably he had I'D hls guns to the Rus
mo of The Ogsers Soldiers the Polish de-
iscnunLt stationed a. AdefoL -
One day before Gheienojeek vas surpTised, Mo,
A a he ltQ re
letters from COnstantnopc, informing him tust u "as
entirely Col Lspinskis fault if they got assistance
snywlIeTe. lie caused spirits t. be Cis-
tributed to the sodieIs, and made tnem all sorts OF
promises if they would eban5on their Colonel and fol-
low him. When aiterward the news (of the
supposed capture of Lapips ski turned out false, No
h'un'ed bey u person TIE camp ana hsrangued
the CetdchItlt TO aduce them 70 refuse obedience 10
the Colon el. Bat wnen the Colonel came back, he
pretend,d TO know nothing about The mater, anu
abandoned several individuals who had attached
Themselves 10 hlm ard allowed them to be punished
without lererDg in th,r favor. Later, during the
abeepce of the Colonel Mohammed Bey endeevo1ed 70
e.d the oops into rebellion by toe meas OF several
HuDga TDe Hungaiisns dIea up an act oi accu-
saOn agg,nst The Colonel and endeavUred TO Set the
men to fgD. With the exception of tbIee msn, who
admit tbai they we're feiu,sd to sign, all the others
declared on their oath that their signatures had been
forged. TDif forgery was the easier since IN
The detachment ony lev soldiers knew no" 10
write
mo- A-Confrssion Of 8angy. before tie Court Msrti,l
I" iireu OF long inteDuSatOry, present 10 me
Commission tins ConfessiOn written py my hand ana
Ggped by me. hope thet my ia 1898, % whom
spare by 80 doing long and dubcnit task, VA pe toe
1oIe disposed TO remember that Win my fate Is tied
up also TIE fate OF my lan )cent family Formerly
NY name John Bansya CT llosfAlss; my name
nov 10 Mohalomeo Beg; my age IS inty ny religion
ism. My political action was
dictated by tie sncos. cnisf Of my conetry, Louis
Koiatn INV Ivae s T cam esI to 9l iIr
nOpls OF the .!sd OF December, 1873. CO.
tered the Turkish army with the rank OF Colonel AZ
this time feqGenly rscsivIUS iom h"ssath i1'-
tiers aid Instructions concerning the lnerss' 81 my
country. Az the spoch Kos9ath addressed to tao
ottor.Cn GJyeinTent a mlsrive, II Vnic1 he Warmly
recommends the Turks to berare oi the ffanch, Ia
glish CT Austrian alliance, ana ADVISED them u lnk
Themselves rather with t.is Revolutionary laiians sDd
IIuuggriane. My instr uCtiDAs rec )nmelded
ne t. get at2chea IA ssy or otner u the troops
defined 20 act DC TIE Clics-sian shores.
Ar1iyeG in Cucassia, coniented myself fof tune
with stutyng the state Of ai.rs 10 the country, Gnu
my o0serv 10 my political iIeads
/ iIied to attach myself t. Seier Pa'ha
My ipstructions recommended me - pre-
vent any offensive steps ON The part II the Cir9sssans
and 10 oppose ell foreign influence Ii the couGtIy.
very short time previous 70 NY departure from Con-
stantuope Col. Tutr, who receives his 'nslfuc, ms
from the same quarters ss myself and wih wlom |
have been for years II political relation received Or.
ders to in the Greek instruction. Gen. Stein tter
had PaslIs), who ago belongs to our patty, W. III
recttd 70 proceed TO Ane'aha AS for the plan Of get
ting attached to Ssfer Pasha, il sucseedea, and very
soOn gained bis entire eOrldeoce His confidence oncs
soquto, 1t easy for me 70 follow and eXecde ny
Instructions. persuaded Ssfer fashs tha'
after the war CIcssss would DO restored to toe SUI
tan ,pe. . . II the IGrkIsh Commanders
represented ib.t all offensive measures with their
troops would be d9i grG0ps, since tho trcsst.iS
would desert them IL the tyur OF danger He c!rcum
stances were favorable for me, and although tls Rls
,sns had text their troops to tne thescr vi ws- ai
J. unprotected tbeir fro tiers they had not t. saisr
from any serious ircurs'Cns OF the CUcaseisns fJr
waIded regular reports OF my secret action my p).
hticsl chiefs. Az me sGIe u ne lolhd
on my way men and circumstances jus. contrary 10
my plans. | a.luGe TO tde errivsl at Andps Of Mr..
IUrgwurth British COnsnl. Mir. LoDsworsa's iustruc
tons ordsIec bin t. induce Ssfer PAshs 70 orgaaze
6GG0 CTcassiars at the expense OF Great BftaIa aud
to Ospa!ch them 10 tie CIdes. l received
fmiiar orders from the IErbsh authorities, but g, the
same time my secret chiefs sent the mo,t positive
order 10 Do all u my po@sr IN anDhilate no mlssOn
Of the Consul. In L conversation walsh
had with Ar. LoDe"or;h =. asksd iora
pest Ill the Brtsn army with the rank Of lOael o:
ior the capital sum Ct tl0,001 NJ. Long
worth thought TO gam ME by al offer Of 30 900 piss
tiers My Intrigue succeesed. Prince Ssfer,
60 often deCeil by PROMISES, became suspicious
and rune refused 10 the Consul what he waited oi
Lis people. A. this time j made eaeny
in the person Of P.ince Ibraan Ksraba.ir the OF
Ssi,T Pesh3, who had been IaD-d 20 command the
5000 CircassisDe.
The Us, of March, 1856 Ssfer Pasha informed ME
that it had been decided in the General Assembly 10
send del uiation 10 the turkish, Fren. ID and British
GoyeIpnieIts 10 ask these Powers TO reiLc0rpOgste
Croassis with Turkey. induced Seller Pssha !. send
DIE with this GeputatiOn. Ga my arrival
in Copstar:inople. ] addressed TO my po
tical friends to kossuth detailed account of The
State Of Crcassa. received 10 reply in-
structions ordering to communicate with Col. Turr
and Ger Seir and TO coudnct the al .i's in common
with them, 81 10 engage in IL a. many Hung Iisns
possible. At the same Inc / entered int cOmmun-