, 1876-06-24
The Number OF Victims Stated at
from 5000 to 10000.
Scrvfa Has an Army of 100000
Men on the Frontier.
The German Money Market in q State
Of Feverish Excitement.
Rumors Of Growing Dissatisfaction with
the New Turkish Ruler.
Reported Revolt Of the Garrison at Con-
staatinople.
TURKEY.
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HORRIBLE nurCHEHtrs.
LONDON, June 2:,,-Thc Daily Ntses publishes
letter from It's Cunstantinoplc correspondent,
dated June IL, giving the details Ut atrocities
committed in fsu1gur!a by Bashi Baznuk's Turk
3sh Irregular isGops. The writer tays: "AN
movable property has been plunlcred, houses
and villages burned, and old men, worlen, ar,l
children unfortunately slaughtered. 1t In cs-
timated that the PROVINCE, which las heretofore
yielded to thu Government n1 annual rcye~
nue. Of 1900, COO, will mot pay one-quartct
OF that sum this year, or for years to come.
Various estimates playc the number Of lives
sacrificed ut from 5000 to 10000. The
correspondent named thtrty-srvcn Villages
known to l'avo btcn destroyed. Among tho
refugees, the number Of wlin1n Is very small,
there Is not girl over 10 yeara Of age. In the
Village of SerustNza, Ia the District Of Piliilp.
p0po!ts, Loo persons arc known to have been
killed. This village consisted of 400 houses,
and WIS prosperous a1nl peaceful Every house
iha been burned md all the inhabitants tIaye
been KILLED., except 4 few women aud children,
wl.o took refuge In rhlipE"rol's, md so,ne
znuks. These cE1elties have made great I'M
preston at Co1lstantfnoi'!e, md The English
Ambassadur has INTERVIEWED with the Govern.
u'ent to put MI end to them.
VIENNA, June 113-ArconltnE to Intelligence
from bclErade, all nrder for the mobilization of
tue first contingent Of the Scryan militia hns
been issued. Each brigade Is to assemble In its
issued for the mobilization Ut the sccoud con-
tiuycnt. AT the end Ut ttc week the army Is to
take It's stratcgttal Positions on the frontier.
At tlle same ttinc, rrInre Milan in 10 Issue q
manifesto to tllc people, md proceed ~ the
ARMY: As nn Intention to attack Turkey ID
still dlselAned, these measures, ii carried into
ELECT, inay bs n1euDt a. deiH0nstratloa and
pressure y protnote the diplomatic SUCCESS Ut
Rlsttc, the Servtan Minister.
LONDON, June 24-5 Il. tn.-Tlle Standards
special from Vienna nays Count Andrassy 1ns
frequently conferred uf late with the isussian
aud other ambassadors. 1t has been agreed to
tlat servln must not expect my assistance or
crrn q benevolent neutrality II she commences
war against Turkey. Kussa and Austria have
agreed to u1cct Jointly any emergency ursing
III Scryla-
coS8TAariTorLE.
A,spccial to the Standard dated Constanti-
Hople, Junc 81, vlA Athens, snys: "Grcat ul,-
eayi''css prevails. ana IS Increasing. Tic
t!ay and night BY pickcts Of .aynlry.
Tic RnseIan residents arc sending their fAu,i.
Hes away lbrahiin Passn las been placed un-
der nrrcst. Isiere hre various rutn0ss TINT he
" Implicated Ia Russian tnsfig1trs, md that he
assisted Abdul Azlz IL, .IIspnstnE of his tyc;lsurr
The censorship OF thy press Is extremely severe.
Three Turkish a,ltl three French 3o,srnais are
NOW suspended. The tioyrrn1neai Ia fast be-
ibNItH Alr0IJutuEf AuN WILL SfbtEuilf IAIl II II
does nut abaadon lts undecided attitude. - ~
PAR1s. june I3.-L4 FraHee publishes re-
port ttat tic garrison Of Constantinople las re-
volteu.
AN INQUIRY,
LONDON, June 23-In tue House Of Com.
mons Sir. Foster gave notice that he will ask
Disraclt on Monlay whether he can give any in.
iornati9ll regarding the truth Of thc statc1ents
crueltics Of the Turks III Bulgaria.
DI3SESS1GNH sYRrfl.
LONDON, June 2i-5 L. m.--A ltvrlin dispatch
tothc -lo,nt'tg Post reports that Irlncc siian of
sssryta, Is ~ serious dilculty. The influence Of
throne, Is bcin nsS !. l,a,aas tse,S To- tnt se ee
t'tueus, WAich already Is decidedly liz farur of
war with Turkey. ,Karageorgev!els's popular
ity IL reported to bc increasing, and It ts sAd the
Scrylan Government appschcntls disturbances
ul1ong the people.
A GERMAN LOAN.
LONDON, June H-d:H Il. nl.-The Time.'
government here routculpasts the Immediate
issue Of per ernt loan fur 81, W., ,02U."
sEKEIA's ARMAMENT.
The Sery!an A(Datcr u War has informed
I'r!ncr Milnn that thr entire Second Division Of
Mllitta has been nlottIlxcd and sent to thu
frontier. Thls a1ls .,NW 1,,cn 10 the 7U,Uuo
already under arsls, aud completes scrvias
armament.
German exchanges have almost suspended
business penlliE tic decision Us IL Whit IL the
Mcaning vi Servian armament.
AN EXPENSIVE RAID.
q. 4 telegram FROM tt4.:usa tn the Times reports
thAt a body Of Insurgents, taking advantage Ut
the departure Of Alukhtnr Paxtms expedition to
Music, Tavat;rd the pn!. Ut Scyesinjc. Tie
bouty svas fil.,ncrse. Eight thousand u,!t,aIs
of various kinls we're taken to Ba1jani. Thc
Insurgents absolutely reject the ar,n!stier, n,lI
Ksacli.
The insurgents IN Dugo Pass did not oppose
the sevictuallng of Niystt bccausr they received
positive orders from Montenegro not tu inter-
ftrc.
TIE END not TET.
Tic Paris correspondent Of the 7inkJ says:
"The Eastern question has been revived through
number at nlnrtltltlg. run!ors which only
nentit,h to show 1t Woull lo Ereut mistake to
funny that Iii. question IL approaching solu-
tiou,h
A RUSSIAN ORDER.
The Russian tsleg.apl,!c utgency announces
that conforsnab!Y with the desire Of England
nnu their own firm resolutions, the Utlur powers
lure Instructed their naval commanders to re-
speet the articles ut treat!es relative to the pas-
sAgu uf the Dnrdalcllrs.