New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-30
RUSSIAN ACKNOWLEDGMENT IN CENTRAL
ASIA.
CAMPAIGN AGAINST ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
OF THE SULTAN AND ANNEXATION OF His
TERRITORY.

CAMPAIGN AGAINST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF THE SULTAN AND ANNEXATION OF His
TERRITORY.
Hcr,tn Correspondrnre Of The London TINES; .,
After keeping quiet in Central Asia this
Summer Russia has resumed her OF conquest and
again annexed extensive territory TINS time Daoun-
ara has been subdued by her arms Dzoungarla or as
the Chinese call t. Than is situate r on ,a a9
r. belonged to China In that year the Mongols who are
the indigenous population OF the country being Injected
with the spirit OF nutny long rife among tncr
massaCred the garrsons ana aehesea I rnassort
The Chinese Government made no atiemp' W ~
cTolon in SO MANY other parts Of tho empire,
they could not afford to pay any very particular at'en
T Tbe Chinese thus disposed Of Dzongara Dungens
proceeded to elect native ruler aReI O ~ Kndsba in
the Valley Of the ILL., and being upiyersa ally
edged by his subjects seems 70 nave pecen he took
into his head to TALL with the Russians and came 70
grief The dungeons had '9 9sctopS but ia
6Ssn sS SasS Of kfE YSF
ca NJ RSs!s Declared war HCses began in
June and after series OF Successful advs1csd to
the fortress Of Tcbnna tcho-ds1. oo,s ,.o,n their
On June 80 they dslodged the Du1Sens IU ns and
sormed the town This decisive success, 70 aoneTe
which two fun hours TSS ay Witnessed the
render of another fortress sndum WIN Sc th,e NJ
This time the ycOrs dd mol aSys I'VE recognized
h ~ coming with the invaders. and gave
it up as a bad job Proceeding further MeS ~ :eeoe
the unfortunate Abel in his camp Inc SiGse M a.
had come of his own accord to denver n adre.s
prisoner 'e had trusted ne said Ia t ~ his cause
devoid of natural dignity Ie heen yanauished
he bowed to the decree OF ine all ~ fbere we're
treated conquerOr TO spare ms Pie General punish
Amy c 6n ea an %ii his Innocent In reply the
Russian General enlightened the morals and
difference between Christian anu i5 law down their
@ ,tr tSis Gratifying announcement the 2OOo men
who formed the remnant OF the hAo0 ga GENT home re-
banded by order OF their being thus re-
y0"ved cen Ko1akovski entered Kudsha ~ inc nau
Of his gallant troops July6 THIS GloTe the varions
which, reckoning from the , SS{ one week Consid
% ILL rx aTSs0ements and the distance between
KuIdsIa and the point the Borocnuas'n The nro
which the Russians sa%rS Sooy was taken. On the
wns and in the arstnsl Of the capital alone 90 oo9 az
guns 81 field gums faloonets two nnd Of the RUS
lock rifles. o16 ances &C. Ie of the fact that the
sovereignty OF the land had of his sword
the regalia of the late Sovereign over To cen
and STANDARD Td S %sTa after the the city
bore ts usua aspect the shops being The streeta
sans carrying on their several hendlcii nnnnered and
In Central Asia people are used W
| cannot AFFORD 10 get o xced on each suecos'i'0F
The srtensiye territory which has thus peen with
the Russian possessions Is mSSevity OF the hills II
~ nhout Twice M large as Ireland the native una otheS
being estimated at 100000 ana IS snntry abounds
Bhuddst settlers at 800 600 more silver aud copper
aud n capsbe of producing large y. a very great
fruit It's mineral wealth Is believed " 1overnments
but owing to the inertness OF Tue Industrial activity
there ia none eGceptng the preparation oi 81
Clothing and many other puED0ses Tne "V'SD~