The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-03

hand apprehsnd that the Eastern question the eve
q Assuming new feassss. and thas these dipo nas
neuvrs the part Of the Russian Cabinet.
There IL no doubt whatever that mischief brewing
inclemency Of the weather and the consequent dcuy
OF travelling in country like Turkey, deprived Of roads,
number Of Russian engineers are surveying inc sa
era Bibkon (of Armenian extvacton) also at Philippe
poll makias typographical survey Of Roumeha A
sportsman, has reached Smyrna and has gone into
the interior, under the preext Of shooting tigers and
panlnsrEjuss ss these wild beasts we're Indigenous
Of New York or Massachusetts, The Turks, justly
alarmed are Watching these insrudsn pretty closely
tons 70 the Christians Of Turkey 70 smgrao to the
Caucasus and occupy the lands abandoned by the
able Win dr On me FOR ten
years nor win they be called upon furnish conscrpts
Tor the military service schoos hospitals and other
eminent expense After the late war similar overtures
were made for emigration 70 the Criea TO supply the
places Of the sef-exiled Tartsrs several thousand
Balgarans vent over but returned the same year
most deplorable condition The Sultan magnanmousiy
restored them their lands and the effect OF the expert
mont suoh that NO one knowing the facts 10 likely TO
save tins country again 70 place himself under Russian
Ths cSn;,r.,,o modification. ,-,r,.., nv ~. po,,.
have not made much progress The British govern
ment appears disposed 70 yield 10 limited extent and
& n, are ssa 70 concur pn me Of me
United Ssatcs not In favor OF making the slightest
concession The viceroy OF Egypt, who has sent .
special agent TO Paris 10 negotiate the subject
more successful, / am told
In consequence or the large shipments Of grain from
this and other ports Of the empire il danger that
We snail b without supply FOR local consumption
and the Pore has decided to pronD the export for tie
present
On Sunday, December Is, Mr.. John G. Breckenridge.
with two other ex confederates arrived here WITH Eng
lRh passports and left again Wednesday tor Syria.
The notorious Fra Diavolo OF these parts, Letter.,
whose exploits = bandit have made him dreaded,
has at LAST terminated his career having been killed by
Of his obtain the reward OF f500 offered
by the government for ns head For the last i've years
the whole population Of the Brusm province have been
kept In constant state OF apprehension and awe BY
him. He was . gentlemanlv r0pber, respected women
and children was charitable 20 the poor but murdered
oil who resisted bis demands. He never ost chance
70 attack the Turkish police and soldiers not in
too strong force and In ha power he despatched
them without mercy. Last summer, TO put stop to
bis deprcdatious, lieutenant general and two thousand
men were employed unsuccessuy 70 effect hrs capture
One evening last June Letter. called a the farm house
OF well known Engl sh doctor situated within short
distance OF Constantnople on the ANatic shore. He
had twenty we'll armed men with HIM. and after assur
Ing the doctor that harm would be done TO him, he
ordered good supper to be got ready for himself and
mis- band. He invited tho ladies 10 their and
unusually gay Aftor supper, having satisfied himself
other valuablos he could fnd obaineda bill at sight
for T500 Galata banker, and he borrowed tho
Doctors costly gold watch and chain and departed
without causing the slightest alarm among the ladies
and children OF the family In fact al the request or
LADY Waiting the doctor ut the tme he returned her
valuable piece OF ewery the suggestion of the host
that " was unceurteous treatment towards guest