New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08

the parry 10 'ayd. IsSse norBipg hv ps6 49,
on the ,ower, the Neseokap fort al Peszo bos can
not ont . N, Their il 10 S.rds Ian o. SesPohssn
Gag They, as You know, are nun anke IN, M II,
Adherence beir IN the escutcht on IN the maoe.
NV ne1t sbal be able TO give you more precse loi ".
nation about Last rights attempt The acuon
ba pact 9, AT was continued iii sb0u, half IL
Lord Duferin arrived at Messna this morning, ON
bis way 70 CoDstaniinople. -,
p. s. The news received this morning. from the
.phts Of Aspromon'e that Missori and his folio gers
have abanoob,d Bssico, and taken up their quarters
at st. Apg 10. Their nbtr sngnsbts daily Ia an eA
usoIdlDary DaoDsr, AID orders have been feoelssu
from there ibis morning TO send up provisions inmeo
ately. Shots were exchanged at B.gna's yesterday
letwsen the troops there and some of hissons P"y
on u heights but with no other i'tent, wnnld ap
pear but That Of giving rep,se 70 the Neapoh,ane
From honteleoue there is the rather donotiui new
Of the troops havirg abandoned toe King cauS1 aun
established provisional government This is me OF
dit of this morning Via San Giovanni 10 seized WIN
a kid Of panic. IT.,
There are in the fort Of Pezzo 300 old Nsapoitan
foloies who are acting like b'ieands Tue DAY DOL 70
yesterday there happened 10 sail down the S;fsit NC
apolitap boat the crew of which, wnen challenged oy
the seniHes of the fortress answered., Amci NeaPo-
lapi !" notw bstaodi which, these rutiaos shut aP
w the fort threatened 70 fire on the Neapohtan gun
boats If they did open fire against the boat FOR
tuua,.ly the gunners thirty in number pointed their
guns in ~. a way as 70 hit the boat Such are
The fa hful defenders of the Bourbonic tyranny.
CONDITION OF THE SYRIAN CHRISTIANS.
BEYRoUT, Aug 8.
The ad is making up mail, which will oe sent
by her Nsjes:y's ship Mohawk 10 catch the Indian
mail stesIr.r which leaves Alexandra Mars7ilse
on The 10th lltb, and lake advantage OF the oppor
tunty 20 bring forward my record Of what Is doing al
Dan ast ps, Elk days later than when LAT wrote.
Fuad Paehs leo say private letters frIm Damascus
which IAN be depel ded uPo s acting with great vig,r
al has done much 10 restore The confidence OF inc
Chr staDs. In bic FL 81 interview with the members OF
the Grand Bedglis OF coufs for the trial OF Criminal
easss be told the kldi muf bead of police ana ota,r
great ii ial that in allowing or insgatipg, or even
not preventing the outrases at DAMASCUS, tney n'o
viola ed he Law Of tue Koran, had iramped under
foot the civil Law Of tho pre- and mao placed 'er
8 lord the Suts H. as well his ministers In position
" from which teey could hardly exrics . themselves
qe then ordered each of them to furnish him vita
list Of the persons whom they kGe8 to % implicated IN
the affair, der he pena ~ Of being themselves con
sideIed ss having taken pat IN It.
Some of the plDnder taken from the Christians mas
been collected and brought back 70 the Government
but it consists chiefly Of valueless rub ,lsh cn tue
evening Of the Sd instant all the guards i'll Damascus
were doubled by order of Fnad Pacha, and s houses
Of NOEL ms were he'd fer plumber. Aeout 3oV or
$50 persops were arrested, and since then nearly
hundred have been ADDED to the number. The aoso
feel that III, If reign of and violence ID over Tor
The present. and they BIT ery regret being indeed 70
take any part in the fearful Tragedy sui shs old spin
VI n,Tco hated 10 the very name OF Chrstan ls not
T. OILY sleeps. BVen the Irehn 'lcops Tom I'm
.tanuuople who went with Fuad Pachs 70 Dam .seus,
were Lead 10 say the large body OF destitute Chris
tans n no leaving that town Tor Beyrout lew
LAWS ago: IL your 1.-THE Cnrlstaus turn 20 triumph
"bow, Tor HUNDREDS OF true Mosiemr VIII suief oe,
caus. they rightly KILLED maIyof your aecu sed
7ace as they could. But day will come sooner or
| {" later, al where the rlamph viii be-
10 aooIess WORDS OF this kind W such a caravan
shows n.lLsh sp ri. of hatred which, with near
~ quartz, OF oenlurys experience amongst Nos
ems IL all parts ot Asa, should hardly have believed
| tbs caravan arrived IN Beyrout on Sa urday hast,
nun beuDy ZONE O00, guarded by Turkish SOLDIERS,
aud ty some VI Abd.ekadere men, IL Ia imposei Ole
10 live people IN Eng and an adequate I'd ga
of he utter mery Of bese poor Creatures, wAlcn Wat
the gIeals all nad been formerly more or i.ss com
| ioilabJy oHoOme IN atfuent circumstances Ire wo'
| men lad really barely enough 20 cover them. They
g.Ie iust they bad fled from their homes on the 9n
| JUN, v he'll the ssscre began aud had since been
hvlIg-in The dog day VI q rlan oummer-on very
Idii, repl TODD any being weakened by starvauon
b., thew eould hardly their horses or mules.
vic Cared NE BY name oat Of the crowd and went
no 40 see who il The notaker as gaunt, lear
a an w..h nothLg ous al OLD pair Of torn drawers up
Oh hlm. He roiDg mis- 'ra0le sturonng mule
mo carving bfoIe hi oung child evidently dying
while behn lin cuog another lbfant, bind rom oP
balna 1ltb which, by the way three fonTths OF The
e.ravan we're afflicted 1t TOOK me some time
| ana not until he told me his name, 70 recog
pise IN the lean, hu. CRY -lOohlng, ragged 'gga
| before me the trim, slug, wealthy Merchant wnon
had known 30 v,n a few months pei9re-@h nor,
| nearly f20 600 Btei hing whose vile Jewels were
worth al i, ast E2eO0 sterling and whose signatore fo
a. ythipg unoer El0 600 sernog WOO be considered
as good ss the Uark 1 asked the poor fellow whether
when the massacre began, be had been able TO says
| uylhing. He replied, NOtlisg." Books, bills
bonds cash. Jewels, goods, house, furniture, clothes
| everything pandered or burned lhe u an Is h'erauy
| a teggar ADO, sr dtsce OmRes, there are more
than w thou and poor men, who have come or arc
coming here from that accufeed place, who are exacJ
i'll the same condition.. OF the poor women can ,rdly
speak Cd in His mercy forbid that III Engl ana ou
| mothers and wives s1ond know even IN dream the
utter hopeless misery these poor creatures nave SUI
fered because they were-f only ia nsms-ChIlst ans
hundrt de OF thees women-iadies in rank ana sccus
TONED 10 every luxury In their own homes, who w0u
never appesr in public except yelled, and kneH MOI
what a day q b. r5s lip meant-hundreds arrived mere
with but rag round their lOins and over thei s'ouf
dsTs having ridden on hard wooden PACK sadues eve
The Ant. Lebanon range, across the Valley OF Cello
| SYRIA aud through the detes OF Lebanon, burnee
| no BY a fiery sun by day, and chilled 70 the dean
| bY bitter wind at Dignt. More than hua
| dred poor children died OF want ana exPo'ur7 y.
| tbs road; MANY women we're confined and yet
| obliped 10 move with the c2rasaDi scores M 'e
reached BeyIout only 10 die End yet those that nave
left and here are tne most lOr'una'e Oh lls
Cbrinian population Of Damascus. need not detsl
| the faIe worse than death which hnndads nave me,
with nor enuInerate how many have been carried or
BY the b, douins RuIds, and other mlscreants, wac
came TO help in the work set on foot by their core
jgiopigts Saturday the 4th OF August, ~nch no one
tb, n Ia Beyrout VII toget. Least OF can any oil
ms forget the scos and jeers and obseeniy aud bias
pbem,Dg Of the Jane Of Christ and of Chrstiane, at
tered bsTe in Beyrou: by the Turkish solderS as the
caravan assf by them by the Mosem muleeeIs who
brouobt from Dan and by al the lower
der Of the own belonging 10 that creed To do them
in,tlce come of tho more respectable Of the Moslem
merchans Of the town were for ward IN bringing
bread, aud in helping the poor creatares But not an
Osmanll. aor a tinele Government Official lent the
shghte.t aid. BY The cypress order OF Fnad Pacna
th, are TO receive certain amount OF food every day
but as to lodging and clothing, they are utterly des
Eute. Tbese angels Of mercy, the French gsers OF
charity, are daily among the poor creatures, bat Ike
the res of u.s. their purses almost emp y, and they
have as we all have huDi-eds upon hundfeds 70 re-