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

OF .l, - r,e-t n. hsl 'o- 0.r'y kn i~n
VI. Lapir'k, sbo han served ~ 5s'7c.'1 81 -" ~
gerry. Ua vss hvi0s az ScafaTl. "
ogrseo With Gen. SEX th,r rbs 9est P!-n "a e %
engage Col. Lsplufh sho tad ab-oin-e c'hHa-11' -
noe. GA SEP. ~ ! rJtiusi 10 WIS W
Col. Lsprskit1.t w. 90 I'D nr ID oy me Urea
patriot" y fJrn Polish COPS IN Cfcs-.a 40
Colouel, il reply, dens oed Il e. q ~ mem of
200 Poles. We sf;erw@ri c'osdiel -
gstbsr-Gep s,c.r. Ia,-. F,sretia All N.Y.
,sf-eLd 4. Wa decided tust Tar f1ou'a -
cs.nes for msS.ng cartridge, but ;aa' le ""a.i
delay ending aJy srnis. We wan'ed i - su'e
OF The Pul-= b.!cIe ave them ray syn:
Tie ,~roDs IenCIst.an Of j. L1pilf
obliged 70 hufsy tja departure, ct lonn nd 20
the means o. taking Wisn the ii sAriah 2lIce-s
htd engaged. e. tae month u ) .nl.Fy
Is7 wed le,srs and iostrucO5s froIi hos'H.n
AID rom my o:l.i poiucs / lends Ny p.sl sAs ep
proved. A shcrt tune before my dePif.3re 81
apparent coolness simulated bstFeen NE aai zen.
Stem ] s'iu wanted ~ dc'sv ruy departure :" refisr
pe'sio. that Of leE IIupgafsns VITA ne, ,Af iP,'
FTGnci IN gfcidred That there MT Il day = - .'",
bsceuse the .1pes .ion had become tbs tslk OF aii
CorsieDti1cps, s1d u the RssHfa Eabassy i'i MI
interj.re 4 might IL dccttsd VI cJHlP''cdy. GA tls
10Th Of February Coz L7pnski emo'rIsd o. o1N ,
the Eoelish steamer kangaroo. ] elib .rtsd 80
Danny arrival s: D.b tke5 i-ai7sk OK tae
Russs;sl sddree 'rtters TO Sef'r Pesha, - t9n
Nsie, and 10 the cher c1sis OF The tIloe- az! -
those lrteTs announced my:e as sent by nis Iui2s-
rial " jesty the Sultan 10 coGlmsId the nt4 y1'ce'
oi CiTcas,ia. TIE conduct ~ Co. LiP'n-
Xxi vas nc; very rasssuTi1g foI me. f@T
weeks after the arrival If ne Polish det.camsct a.
ShaE sncho For TorgiDsk ~ the R1sssisl NJ resi-
6ence Of Setter Pashe NJ. Ro arrived a. DID VIA
the big leCen "Ith ans g.d ammunition "AicI we
had lett iD the BoephJua. Ile Eruption
Of the Russlaas by Atstu m, in TIA month Of May,
brought tClerher thousands u. CI1-.s .sG asIl>ss
from all part O! TIE country. FIR tie nSt tne t9e
CIcassihbs saw sitilsTy OF their Own a,iachos WIN
advantage the Russian s1;ilsfy los erga57lnent, o.
little Consequence in Ia elf gave impoI,.E;e 10 The
p,,lish dat. In mr.. TOOK 81
vantage OF tbs disposition If the peJpla 10 ACT my
pat; presented yell 10 public as the Eavoy of the
@ Was working wh . al h.
might to upset ny plaIs ende-vor. d u s-ia
par i-sns anoIg the Cfoers aId men OF tis dss.ca-
men, aud the sta.iion Of the corps being 2rous,
i attr buted tas 20 tne fault of their cUiDmaUdor.
TIE csptuie by Ru-seu vessel Of few sandals, in
the ports Of snd Gne enOesk gave ne en- occa-
zion Ihe Colonel to distance ifJn the sest
of war near Auakum, ald 10 i.Olate him c)rpl-te!y.
few days later received from Col. Li-
pnski letter, by which he aDnrul ed tibet there we're
tioops al and tina. his Post n VAS ,;
tenabls. ~cut myself b. Ghele ndjeek. and
or the fpot Col. Lapnsk represented to the daa-
ger Of his position and The Imuioence OF Ea atscE
IRON the Kussisps. Mae days after ward his p'edi;-
ton was realized.
The sga,icn which / kept mp amorg the OIL, Ears
ard soldiers Aderbi curing and after the catastrophe
at Ghelenr ie-k was simply the CONSEQUENCE of tae
resolution which had tsken 10 sow dioccrI betseen
the detachment and Col Lsprski. Through
ports that he bad so1 tie guns o the Russians.
allowed myself to BIZ taken 10 by the simulated tin-
cerity Of the Colonel, who was obreryng me vita
eieater y,ils,cc than ever.
@ In Conformity with my pstruc 0ps j was - form
relations with the RUSSIA, General. My
aIOEy letter, WEIGH s actually IN the hands "
the COmniis-up 70 be TIE Introduction 10 r-gd
lar con- espOL dence bet by t0e stupidity Ct tn3 Rus
sisn COO nGnder II Dss fallen INFO your GsIfs.
"Al OF sucden ca. LspLski th,eT oil toe mask,
and al uply declared - he n. Sefsr Pashas that he
J. - anil
tsry comqlancant IL Cree, as broke III all intercourse
win ne, . . addressed $50 general crder
in this sense to the Polish le;acJ;Len.. tired ID de-
pare him ~ anothcr order If the DAY addressed 20
LILO '0''eiF' 'os t nsI MoHAMyEp Bi:Y.r
No 5l-Leter OF John Bsrsyp'o Genera Phi ip'on.
Would IT not be IN The III ei.st,i RusslA pseiiy
C;Icssss L. might be ptssible 70 cOtq1er the plains
OF Cncasss moncntzrily ~ olO, UT en iGioGs sscr-
fees bat the mountains end natural Businesses sill
Iever pe conquered. The ROss, ~ guns have lost
Their il huercc TIE Cicss;zn artillery viii reply %
the Russian with ss isacOiy results Ioo CHcsss' tns
are not wi .. they five years ago supported by
small regular f,fce they gAt as well as tae R4sian
t,Ccps era for their Religion ana thei; couLty 1ey
viii fght 10 the last man. Would il nJt be- better 10
allow lie CIcassilLs soI- g.! mock oeity 10 place
CIc.ssie der national prince ala tShe ms i'hce
ur Ger he protection tie Bus>isn Gar la @Ord
TO ms If Ccsssa another GeOrgln, or t"netuuiZ OF
TIE binT Once CuC.s il Intimately ALI % Eua-Ia,
the roeds Anetoa and Of India opeo - Inc Ras
sians. Sapicnfi sat- L. mlee' be po's.9'e - open
40 t. l-Sen:euce January n, lsia.
"Aitsr he IeaO M # t's conf s-ion Of Co. NJ -
hornmt5 Bey, resc u TIE slings 4 ED IN, On
CT, ia aro lls Of J-nEarJ efe7 having heard tls
cepcsIions the witnesses a. the sitting oI tie 9Th OF
JaLuary the CoGIt Martial de lsTes, 70 st ing OF
this dsy nj hsmL Cd By, By his c'htrsson and ~ the
oCpos If te wltue ses, convicted - tTeac1siy 70
TIE ocu1uy, Gnt secret correspondence Slta t17 en-
envy; decl.Ies Lin irfsMoua, drprNe1 vi MS IanA IL
his country, aId condemns HIN ~ dsaih-uuani-
mously
Ms,biss Bs'rczek seIssf,, o,'o Lln"'k conner s-.]
sto,k sub Haussnsu; Aston H, s,ewi'J SD ieuenan'
Michael Maeeki. hr.lc al. Len L'~s1's', tl.1s'i
tcAit; AhAaree; Nth cal. ls@an'a'ior; C',aif WE
stasAie'yicz captain rheoPtl LspiasEi, sa!-pe'
To the above documents We have merely TO add
that Sefer Pasha was 10th 10 have the sentence Of
death tx.cuted upon "a man who he'd the rank OF
CooLe in the Sultan's army and that he collse-
quently had him escorted te Ireblzond. lhe
Ilunearians in COnstant!nOPle declared Mohlmmrd
BY treachery TO be ! pure cau'nny, but the
Polish officers at once protested a,aln,t this ssser
ton and threatened an eventual publication of the
documents rclatiul to this ofsir. We now pubii.h
them in extract, as they form by far The most IN
tercsiug contribution 10 the history II the Circas
sian war.
With regard t. thr conduct of 'he Russian En-
bass during th,s affair, We may add tle following
facts 1t was generally known Ill Constantinope
that the kangaroo was chartered to take troops and
stores TO Circ3ssa. Inc Russian Embassy, how
ever did not drop word with respect 10 that ex-
petition TO the Porte; but fheycry day the Kangaroo
got clear of the Bosphurus, the Russian Embassador
adore. sed protest 10 the Porte, and caused
inquiry to BE- made TO discover the promoters of the
expedition. They strained every nerve TO mplicate
Count Zamoski, Who was at Con,tantuope at the
time; but they slgnally failed in this Then on the
ostensible demand of kussis, Gen Stein and Ismail