The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-13

As TO the Servians, they wene formerly most OF
they reoelsd Las. and established she prosperous
pr'ncipAity bearing their name. The Monteu gnus
nave been hunted down by tue Turks like birds or
beasts Of prey Ii IL the fault OF the Turks u they
have not been extermnated, or al least deprived OF
their freedou. But tho terrible fate befalcn
the Buigarians The rst 70 succumb TO Turklsh rule
they the last shake /. OF. The other tributary
Slavonaus managed 10 preserve their lang iags aud
tonai insttutoas the 3ugarans had so mech 10 d. to
eude the blows and lett OF the TURKS that they could
not protect their Church. faith and vernacuar from
encroaohments OF The Fanario GreekA The misery
overwhelming that tue people, after struggling FOR
awhile. became Indifferent TO their io They pas
sve until their very bio ed o,a from the
brance Of Europe But at lengh they hare been qsnddby
IN rebellion and facing ar old oppreSsors Il IT,
however, to DO feared that without leadcrs
Without arm' si,hout iortresses, excsps thar
In vain. Tne villages and their Inhabitants, including
the families OF those that have taken 70 the woods
and hls will fall into the hands Of the Turks, when me
insurgents is but probable, will be dishearsned
Even now the Turks. sxaspeated by the obstinate
sistance OF the Candioes aud considering the Rebellion
~ Russian intrigue have begun TO wreAk the m0st shS
nal vengeance upon the Bulgarans They confirmed
10 their nveeracy by the Polish renegadss In their mid&
and now Turkish general bearing the name Of Sadyk
PashA the famous LAngsvitch late dictator and chief VI
midnight murdsrors. now great lumnary among the
Bsshi Bazouks and 9th OF the same calibo,
ciousy driving the Turks 70 extremes. People under
arms and people too weak 70 bear arms are cut down
ndlscrmi natsiy Mithad Pashs OF RustchuS 10 . more
sangunary despot than that historical AL the terrible
wolf Of Janina In the dark classmates Of Rustchuk
and other fortresses arc imprisoned many Buisa-
Ran patriots, among them Tchatrauo6. Gristoki Dr.
PavoH and Professor Mankevttch. Rewards have been
offered Tor the heads OF others. Yordano6 has been
hung All Bugariaus who have ever been 10 Russia are
sol down a. Russian agents and outlased Such, for
instance IL the fate OF Karavslo well known a. coz
ibutor TO Russian Journals kessyanoh, Chrtsov ecu
and othefs. Were our renowned scholar PaAnsoR. the
author OF the essay the Bulgarian King simon to
make his appearance In Turkey tho mere fact OF bis
being Rarian by birth would, no DOUBT expose him
TO the like treatment The enterprise OF the BugarAns
Is most hazardous ONE Despair alone could have IN
cited them to such an unequal struggle with an enemy
tenfold their nunber.
Critical 10 the task OF tho Candotes, more critical
will be that OF the Bugarians. THE former
are Greeks, descendants Of classical peo-
pie, aud as such command the sYmpathles OF
civilized Europe. Committees have been every where
formed for their support and tho ships 81 many Euro
pean and nonEuropean Powers cruising OF their isls
20 provide them with vicuals and weapons and assist
them in various ways 10 their favor speeches havc
been made 10 Paraments meetings and banquet halls.
Cand'o.e women and children have been removed from
tho scene OF danger and volunteers from all European
countries are Fastening to their aid Garibsldi him
se-though, It Is true he did not keep his promisea
one time let them know that he would sail TO Crete IN
tub II no could not get ship TO take him there but
the Buigarans are loft to their own resources Tncy
are neither supported by voluntary contributions nor
encouraged by speeches and addresses There are II
seems, some races, as we'll As some individuals, who
ind but little favor In tho eyes OF the world,