New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-10

- tina ,onul,os assembled on each side Oft
sSpeI ard attacked the bcsts, 70 pfeVen' the oIe.'
SS,y. the commander, VINO ~ss IN one OF tne Dos
isnoi s, ira jntOss bl.ty Of landing, ordered Tue
pIee.c. c.,,,yn 10 the ship. The crew tired Voi'ey'
oos's ~ t,ro mep wounCiug others. On his return
81 - ,he Cyclops, Captain Pulen wr9le % tuv
p.Isu sskipg news OF the coDsuls' ,.ooe, "uu e'
ha'msA.s 10 put down tee mob. Tle GoVerhol re-
MI 10 force that he hsc s, Jedds6 wss no' sur
pheo I've si;ov aim TO take the offensive thst 1e au
noles,b4d a courier thst very evening anu tla. e
paasc Nauik Pashs woula 'pesGuy o. % Mire Eua,I,
heP-neo Cautsin Puen Of the safety Oh 4nui,e. Esoi
nw rTisN on the morrow Captain Pullen Wrote
.s bcgeipg me to Indicate the means oil saVtns Us;
IL 6d rot think be could attempt d Islune' i''eS'"
MIN 10 sw at the Pashas srlVsl' .A bodsi, of tha
a, the l6.h the Governor ordered the ooaeIs - .ue
ot;ns n be Inferred aud great was the sSto,5 -is1-
of ths Arab. at not finding me among Ioe i vosi ~
body OF the IN waited on the Csdl ~ i . 80
alive that il vas i who hsd h.Su . ~ Te.fs.a g.
s.n. tose bodies were found 10 tne Consus1s' oen
- "c s..b was pronounced egalnst ms, and every
tns believer was called upon to disclose my nding
rlsce ~ AZ might be put to DEATH hOr some Gays
crowds assembled in front oil the A'tley iosPtta,
sG,rg rhstbsr | had found refuge there; bat they
80 nised by the statement That had fouad shelter
on board the English frigee the very evening oi the
usssecle. c -. :. ..,.uarsa x,her on
TIE night OF the l9tn the Pasna arrived IRON Mecca
I'm a astaebueut OF chasseuIs, and NsmE Paeha
took 10 HE quarters a. bausck outside the to"n'
On the next uOrpiDg the Governor fenerai sent MS
sln-lIJaW inSk6 oitti b'i ohN N4S
10 visit tiu complied. Nsnlk Pashs PROMISED me
10 90 eventhrg in his power to nhict upon the aes.
ans the cnastlsement which they deserved, snd tod
ne he yss ready to give me sucn sstlsfa3tlon as
misbt requue replied that all tbat remained for me
10 do vas 20 proceed and render statement ot the
fscts 10 TIE Government of the Emperor. On leaving
.Jiddsh | wrote in that sense 10 Nsmlk Pssha.
Before arrived at the Governor -Generale, Csptain
Pullen hhc written 10 bin 10 demand that the Caris-
tiaus 10 rad efcaped the massacre should be gwen
ND TO him NaInk Paohs requested an interview.
Capt Puleu proceeded to the palace, where vas also
present. Alter the interview Mademolsele Evell!trd,
her servant End myself, embarked on board the oosts
of the fgate sud the Christians VINO had escaped the
massacre on board native boat, under the command
Of tie Captain Of the Port.
Cant Pa en- wrote the same day 10 the Governor
Geperal dernsnciog tnst the boats of the Cyclop5
should be allowed TO come to the landing stairs vita
armed c,egs, that the flags Of France and Eogand
should be ssuted by the artillery 0. the forts, tlst the
a8ys eboud then be carried through the streets under
An AIMED escort from the ffigse, and that proces
sion shoula then 20 to the cemetery TO read the burial
service 6oo pay military honors 10 the Vctm'' Inc
cs.moDy took plsce the following day.
such are NJ. le Ministre the facts OF this horrible
5rsua in which furious population was enabled,
while the authorities remained passive spectators, 10
Owe ysnt 10 eKcesses of the most oolous ianstcSu
In concluding this report, must ask your E1csl-
lepcys permission TO recommend 70 the notice OF the
Emrerof's Government the two faithful servants Me-
temet and Achmet, VINO, at the risk OF their lives,
gave proof Of so much courageous devotion.
am Sc, EMEkAT.