New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
TIE BULGARIAN ATROCITIES.
ANIMATED DEBATE N THE BRITISH HOUSE OF CON-
MONs-,.IG GOVERNMENT CENsCRgD FOR IFS
INDIrF ..ENCE.

ANIMATED DEBATE n THE BRITISH HOUSE OF CON-
MoNs-,.Ig GOVERNMENT CENsCR.D FOR ITS
INDWF. ..ENCE.
LONDON, TUESDAY, Aug. :, 1876
There was an animated debate in the House
OF Commons last night on the BulyaFian atrocities. The
Times to-day, IN a leading article. says:
once more the missacreS In Bulgaria have occupied
the attention. OF tie House at Commons. IL lew days
tho memhevs - III have separated; bu: for :s might
expect series OF 90 3t' - IN rph.A'"u WIN winch
that OF last uglt would b. gentle aud suhacd In tone,
FOR there hc little do5t thgt the verge OF
revelations surpaS>lne Hyin, .n iuaSna,u Of evil
iZc man could have conceived The bIrhli;ies Of tho
iartIr couquerols. the wlld AMI sonsecs' destnc-
lion OF human Ne, winch the modern students
u history have tccn disposed 10 took upon rs
witain the last lew weeks at a few days
journey from our own shores. IL or own a2e
liar she ebaSty spectacle presented by Tur1ish
province According 10 the testimony. OF which there
be- reasonable doubt, the Lc"leSs Inhabitants OF
tli" district about I9rtar. nazdHJlk and P4lippol-
men, women, ana chldrcu-iage uecH slaughtered Dy
destroyed likely thlt those woi humane IN.
c.couh} has cd 10 suppose tdt tc accounts were ex-
testimony of cyc-wnCsses, and the admissions OF =
member Of the British EmJass,, char, win tIe
there has bccn nothing less tnau s":'i massacre OK
the population against which III Turkish Goyeinnent
evidence Tia. these atrncys have not been tAe work
wholly even principally Of the Ccas,iaI settlers, hut
the Turkish regular troops commanded by duly ap-
pointed officers, ssnt into Tue ccGaty expressly 10
strike terror into the p pulaon.
GENERAL ISDiGNATiDS EN?2ES-rD.
What PISSED last nisht IL iA I'dsg tJhslons shows
The @aton.shmcn5 and horror ise deeds have aroused
Hr GcuT yr Anderson lii. IIi u,3bJg GLASGOW.
r0daced the S -. aGd one member a.lcr cAoher
To express s Indignation ant 81 roto a-anS: the att
tudc Oi Indifference tie part Gi tie British Govern.
mcnt ana stl more against Jhc tone 0f .,oogy which
htd been detected IN tie C!hc"u comm mica ions. The
Hon. Robert BUu:ke, Ut rrC tr fur tho
Foreign Department, asrue thc iol.o that the Premier
Was not disposed To- treat the Jttt wan leyy but, on
tho contrary, would give II his liberation. IL
r.ivrst circgnS,-ct ction until Ac had ssc,r'u-d tIe
true wu.ul ID.c strtE " Nvllcate
humanity Then tie Oh pa ~ cNgg-sr.ltion wa,
pas in more, and rhc ucwspgpe. CORES yandcnts
we're taken 10 task "s prisons s-ic' with very mail
information second hand We aay vJatarc 70 suggest
the Ocli speakers that, WltH snncttp t., business
ic Time pasJ .hcn ~, - c Di y.ocy Yiu have any
ui the Secretaries Ol the ts! legation nc COnstautinO-
pie dated JAY - at tAc ots., ot thc .Ilury in which
Ted ;o y.iHEe,I h9ruy is,, spca1. says Mr. Barring
bu, M present uuiun, hen trust hereafter 20 Dc
able - m9d Is tat ab0ut 100 Bull .rms have per-
s.c." We saa see shorty ia what dnccticl Mr. Bar
10 - opinion Nii b, noiiri aut We fear thI II. win
.Hc p.vposScsSicuS uryvl, 20 tEe Embassy t should
e a"nclplt'd .At the ied amount 20 1900 they are
!. ey to sarpaai very uuyh ti.'. Hunb1r
NJ" DIsEAEL's "uNunI CON1EAr,ED.
M.h r,,prc' tp tii. Enul.N- u,..lsa Mr.. Disraen
and sir l,a.y Fi!ot. ,Lr British Euoassador at Con.
due respect ioT their ori uHrsauuns but when the
Under SECRETARY takes i. upon nl.,et to rcbke
b.r Ior tie opinion tAt Ma Dfaei had treated the SUBJ
jcct VITA ieyity, and whca t' sys ga; such express
eNccp; those who had last Sdg ,d tie House. we lnuss
bee 10 tell LM Ht hs Ia Is llttle TOO cold2nt.
IL Is time tiit the Government should be made aware
taat the more worthy part ot Engauds society
deeply panied by tire nyujy ol Iie Minister'S speech,
vel uy his evident desire 20 dEUuisa excuse what
had huprcaod Ii these masslcrcs bear proportion
10 the statements which, have been made, and which
seem uhe5 10 ne cohlfin,d, b' iAN"ssd"ot cOhnun-
tie Government VIII require some Npana-
ton IL Is inCuuCetyaDc ftut aa ambassador should
have Dccn able Ia obtain information o. events at few
hours distance ua COAstatInDp.a, aud Ui which num-
bcls of people at that hat cr less knowledge
yet two months after their occurrence We und him writ
mg IN u Syln watch might maze any one Ia England
bceyc that there were seOds doubts " e character
and proportion Of the AFFAIR