The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-29

suits offered religion BY Ottoman
wpge misr t. that q 1921 to their staek
se:ps heir y.nss until the freedom Of their Be
ynpsths Of free brethren in Greece will be extended
esusied The tyranny ofshs Turks viii rally
our standard ard hsht for sls.rs and homes Our
and the weight Of ron 90 tongue
fe Holy Church Of Godi Fly rshren TO The r.sss.
strike for liberty Your country your regios demands
This proclamation will doubtless have great effect
among the Greeks throughout the Turkish empire Dis
affected and dscontented they long for opportunity
of avengng themselves for the many injuries and ndg
mites which for centuries have been inflicted upon them
The OF 1891 dsspated the terror they had long felt
for the Turk Russia doubt has had much to do In
this matter; deserted by the most Of Europe, she will
endcsvor to knde the torch Of rebellion within the Gen.
fnes Of the Ottoman Empire This but the commence
rest of the Christian subjects Of the Sultan, will
immediately lead to the destruction Of his svrrnment
Though the Christians debarred from all civil and
military employment they nevertheless possess the
wealth And intelligence Of the empire To his Armenian
Bankers the Sultan has been for time past obliged to
apply for assistance Should they favor the nsurrecton
it WIN truly become alarming The continued severity Of
tho winter, and the great scarcity of provisions
STONED by the demand the supply Of the fleets in
the Bosphorus have been productive of much distress
among the poorer classes Many robberes and frequent
" murders have bssn committed. But . few nights
bers by false keys entered his absence the house
of . French gentleman living In Pera. His wife
startled by the entrance Of of them into her chamber
The robber fearing she would alarm the neghborhood BY
her cries. stabbed her several times with his dagger Tho
servant, who was sleeping in the adjoining chamber,
hearing the Of FER mistress rushed to her assist
ance The assassin immediately threatened her life
less she would show Hmm the place where her masters
money was sopcealed Feignns to comply, abe led him
to the bottom The neghbors trimming to her assistance
found the body Of the murderer lying In the street near
pognard, whether his friends finding he unable
to escape owing to tho injuries received BY his fall
az ITO !" m0s n nd pT
the body exposed In the streets ontire day As he
proved to Greek he was inferred BY the members Of
Scarcely week passes without the occurrence Of re
either In Stamboul or some Of the suburbs When ono
ssu tSn 2. ns
the fro to give directions to the nremen These cona
rsons arc looked upon scene: TO BE- enjoyed By tho
nsehborhood Of them The mode adopted here for e1-
tnguishing fires ID both novel and peculiar. Water ID
cts strapped upon tho backs Of porters and then thrown
leisurely upon the fire. Sometimes they small
gnes which are carried BY the men, Yesterday hearing
the cry of Yangn var Yangin var fire there Il FIRE
there Is II repaired to the of the oonnagaton
When arrived everything in a state of the greatest
confusion-men shouting women running about without
their yashmacs and the dogs barking in most terrific
manner There were about FIVE wooden buildings envel
oped in flames which the Para nre department found
much difficulty in quenching with their small supply of
water. Ria Pasha Minister Of War and Mahemet Pasha
Minister Of Marine shortly after made their appearance
themselves In directing operations OF
fremen The flames were extngushed after thirty
houses had been and several persons burned
death.
The steamers from the West filed with English and
French anxious to jon the Turkish service Those who
are willing to fight without pay emolument nnd but
little difficulty in obtaining appointment otherwise
they do not receive their commissions easily ntel
has been received here that Austria has not only
positively declined to join Russia but has determined to
march into Hungary and She does this
for the purpose of checking revolutionary
there and also to prevent any entertainments the
part Of Russia Prussia too declines alliance with the
Gar and Prince Orion has been obliged to return to St.
Petersburg without having effected anything by his mis-
sion. EAST.