, 1876-12-06

story heard. This soldier said he had got the
gown at aaitachar. After the discovery of tho
evacuation Of tho place by tho serv1ans, he
and, End party Of fotlr Or five moro entered she
Wan family tlat had decided to remain IN their
house, and throw themselves on tho mercy of
tho Turks. This family consisted of an old
man, q !narIicd daughter With two children,
Of the faiDy tllcy did not take tho trouble to
inquire Into. The husband OF tho woman. II
she had one, was absent. They began by fast
cnlng all the DOORS 10 tint nobtiy could escapc,
took and divided everything Of value asnotg
themselves. Tllcy were In the house a day and
night, for It waa ricl, ono apparently, ind It
inok sotaa tine TO get everything properly
posed to ba merry md make night Ut Il.
will not enter fntp the "details Of what they
did during tiI's night, because there arc penpIo
who DO not apparently object In the lrass to the
commission oi these deeds, who object to ahy-
body lifting ,1nver to prevent them. or even to
the expression ot any Indignation On the sub
Icct, hut who arc dreatlfuily shocked ut the re-
cltal Of them; and wsh t0 spare the feelings
o these sensitive persons. su!llce 1t to my that
should be done with the two women, the two
children: and the old man. Some OF tho party
were in faVor Of letting them 60; but the rest
werc Of opinion that Il would !lc amusing 10 kill
them, antl discussion ensucd, which lasted
lug, trembling victims. who were wildly beg
giug for mercy, and among whunt, It should be
remembered there was 4 tnother begging for
the lives Of her two children. The narrator
icant r., fhc sf,r ~ nt tat TX
we're against tletn, Hn1 that they finally ended
tile discussion and thu prayers Of tho victims by
falling upon thGtn with their sabrcs. ! asked
piled that, sceug what tue result was goiuv 10
be, he l,aI strppel It frotn tie iii willie lii.
fjasssit,n wus Il, .,rotrrrss nofnr- .1n ,r". ;if"I
saa ~ .,'a' ~ tamt ~ w. paooaH.aleu; ue haa
tt. III tI!'eg ~ ~ peSauss ~ "ou4u lust oc
AEe; anu Ills companions pcrcciytnK this, nla1c
lfm par rather high for it-5U ptustres. lie
was a heavy, dul1.iu0k!nK trutc, ind It seemed
strangeto think that 4e lid daughter, pretty,
tender; Joyous lttlle thing, perhaps, Tint would
IL quiet, phlcErsnttc manner, an1 spoke very
freely, looklnE upon tlc as al Euslfshman, and
therefore, he friend.
TO return to wlat more nearly concerns t,,c
terrorism in which they ure ilcld. We were
passing some bullock Wuro1ls o,1c day. that were
driven bv psasats, u,l ojthourh liz lattsr @ ind
thr.no, 10 cr,1asa,oss "s ,i' 1att'um ~ ursct
tnrIuusn e1ssns,sness, ai!e"e0 MS "Acel 70
s.llke tne wieGi " onc ol tle wagons. tiere-
npo1 ~, u, nE ss ;Ha peEa .o smes at LS bugar
mn ,am uu,uM os ~, ~ SsSetJ t"as, aitnousn ny
al III +.,sa ~ H., i"eryanH anu
~ aeiuhs tac ncaus Ike deer leaving hss Ut
~ Wy ~ ~ 10y "aho,t:, As "as tG'4, stfoug
.n t' - ~ ps'.p1, al'o H. hMs Etttiut ~ ~ sce
,,n1 ~ ~. T.. IT, a''a mt ~ Hltie man
~" ,tt IT, ~ ~ III, u,u .;"fe p'.u' s.i 10 see
H. Itl'o 10y upa,ato.seu, Aioue ~ tAe Ma2ot1t
fti,"r H.. ,i.Ias i,, ~ apu ..!ssas aa.el nin
,ar,,,' l., 49,, ufv. ~ uau'e ~, Auu
eselyuoS ~ NY Pattl secstie4 70 fesaru tile &c
s1Frencc rs t1c must natural thing IN the world.
These people, It would sectt,, grow mp in fear
and trembling from THUR cradles.
vyn,.xn Avn uusa,,
;or.t"n 7y"s, mr. ~, 7e.1' -,
Ine London uase!se OF iast Night contains tur"
m' nnef Papets !e,ntng ~ tae aua;rs Of turkey.
to Sir i. Elliot, dated Nor. i, In which ho fntI.
mates that
tlhe Government hovc det.rmfrod n -a,.,. +,,v
sueyestio naJc iv n5n 81, tha ~, ~ tes" sr 4
tase tic inltatye n rnn.,ng ;hnt NJ W. I.a :"
snnuid In hcs fn,thr{tn ~ TM,uta,ti,.i ~
Wh,ca ali tha sua,teeinr p"nsrs nnd ,e prta ~
should take part, and csch q Go1eIne 1e
~ Two rieniaotentinrtcs IT, 10 zepresent re- npp'i!s' Il
tai NJ rTi .t1 us.ans1os tne C9u'G1enee