, 1876-07-16

Thirty Deaths Result from the Thun-
derer Disaster.
1ndia's Empress Sighted at Re-
cent Banquet.


THE sALoS1cA ouTnAGEs.
CoSsrANTINopLE, July 15.-Thc sentences
upon the persons tried in connection with thu
recent Outrage in.Salonica have been increased
The Chief OF Police has been degraded from hi:
rank, and has fifteen years. penal scryitude
The commander Of the Turkish frigatc is de
graded from, his rank, and has ten years. i'm
prisonnlcut. The commander Of the citadel hn:
three years confinement in the fortress.
EGYPTIAN nE1NFoEcEMEN7s.
Several detathmcuts Of Egyptian troops hnyc
arrived.
TURKISH ARMY REPORTS.
4 telegram from the Governor Of Bosnia
officially reports defeats OF Scryians at Soutch'
auicha- As heretofore reported, the Scryians
fled, abandoning their arms, ammunition .,
provision trains.
It is officially announced that the Turkish
Gen. Sel1n Pasha has gained an important vic.
tory over the AIontencgrins, between Gatschkc
and Ncycsinjc, and effected n junction with the
Turkish forces at Ncvcsinjc.
VIENNA, July 15.-An unauthcnticatcd tcle.
gram states that the Bulgarian populacc at Rus
tfcllnck killed several officials.
TURKISH DECLARATIONS.
CoSsTANT1SopLE, july 15.-Thc newspapers
publish the declaration Of the Government
throwing upon Scryh the responsibility Of the
present struggle, and adding that tho Porte will
attempt to bring it to d prompt close, IN order
to carry out the projected reforms and improve
.mentS.
ANOTHER DEFEAT.
An official dispatch from Nissa announces the
defeat OF the Scrvians, near Cllurkcny, With
considerable loss.
IN 4 TIGHT PLACE.
RAoUsA, July l5.-Thc Turkish corpB sur.
rounded Mt Mctochija proposed to capitulate or
Thursday.
Moritcnegrfns occupy the whole district ot
Gatchko with the exception Of the cntrcncil.
ments commanding tho town, in which 2,ooc
Turks are surrounded.
A1sMr MOVEMENT.
"a considerable body OF a1onteneg7tns Is
marching towards Ncycsinje, where battle will
probably be fought.
DERBY's sPEECu IN PARIS.
PARIS, July 15.-Earl Dcrby's speech on
Thursday on the Eastern question has created
profound sensation.
;. TURKISH ATROCITIES.
London Spectator. July J..
Mr.. Forster asked the Prime Minister on Mon
day whether the statements which had re-
Gently appeared in the public papers.
aud especially IN thf r.. 1sg g,si Ne~s ,,s2 9t
ties IN bulgaria, we're in any wny supported
BY Official information. At the same time, hc
stated TINT he himself had received information
from pro-Turzish source which went strongly
to confirm the general tenor Of that horrible
news. Mr.. Di.racli's reply was curt in its tune,
and rathcr that Of the unwilling witness. awe
have no Information in our possession - he said,
",yllic. justfcs the statements to which tho bright
honorable gentleman refers" And lie tried to
explain the n,assacrcs as the results Of quarrcls
between the Brlgarians and CircassianE, the
Bashi-Bazouks aud the settlers, who had no
official carnfn;sSion from the Porte Rnt said
Mr. Disracli, when in May Sir II. Elliots stte1,-
ton was drawn to this state OF things,
he at once got, the Turkish Gov
crnn1ent to send down some regular
troops into Bulgaria, and livery shortly after
the Disturbances In Bulgaria seem to have ceas-
cd." Lord Derby, on tic contrary, said, on the
salnc night, that no doubt Bashi-Bazouks had
been employed in the suppression of tho Bull
Earan iusurrcction, and that they were guilty OF
atrocities. But Mr.. Dlsrnelis tone was unInis-
tal1ably that of man who was bent on confess
ing as little as possible anything unfayorab1e
to Turkey.