, 1876-10-14
THE TURKISH ARMY.
The slx Army Corps-fncidents In H..
mnndors' Uarecra. ~'a'

The sl1 Army corps-fncilents Ia III. c.u
rnnndors' Uareora. ~'o'
A military correspondent Of thc col,,
xs3s gives the following account Of tho fnat -
armyin the field and some OF it's o0r',... .ufxaa
The Turks have divided thcir Wl!oio r
ShReg1a y r.t tnn Snre hresehs war into s
sukhtar P@sha, IL s"S IN 'oRsnn ssnIs 11 Il. 4.1
Herzegovina. Aa suhor,tInntcs a. H. Wn,tl.@ IN
Pasha, tho Generals Of DIylstous All so,n ,aknlar
hlehemed Pns!ad command in The Ko,tha.@4 n.4
1iorzcIovina; Dlelaleddtn. Pasha at Gstrstaa.
Vely Pasha, tho commander uf the Sc,n5 N;
zSG9 Zek aaa H. aS seFasy1 ee 6rna na'snasS19i sn a
ID under Dcrvlsh Paslla, I'M nni,er l'H m aafay
the General " Division IIus.en Ita.s, Intu.a
commands at NnvlBazar. Tho Thinl tn,sas Iasa
Under Ahmed Eyouh Paslla, cornpfiss (.
armtes Of Nish and Wft1don; Tho subordIn,,ss ~
S9mmanSa %a1 a.n aro le1a, A. to T!mok ly otn
vision o. Wid4en) aud Fazly pas'la, Il, tu iars1 4
ilk by. Col Hassen l3ey tnow Den, ill., s.as
Pasha) and nt the Norawa by The rena,sj. s,s =
division, sulc!man uanz (commandcr I,f1 al H. =
division Of Ak.palanka), aud l1atsan IIs'+i tI
Commander Of tho fifth division ot sbarkoI' StI'
aud Kaillil Pasl,a. In Northcrn ~ hIhsga' hhS!.'
Ahmed Handy commands, aud uoder HI,
lbrahin, Boy. with tho fourth corpse III Scutaa IT,
nul Hodgoritza. at Kussoyu, near t!.e r,,rss Gs.s
station Of Mitovltitxa. All Salitb Pasha Il1est.
the formation OF now {the NTH eorpt. III
e. sahbl Is now sip,craeacsi by Nusrct Pa,hIt
Inc ClrGassian, Abty pasha, Ia accounted lhs
notnlnally tho Sixth Corpse. FiuaiIy, 'Iiu, ihs
Danube fotilla nt tho mouth of the TInot ~ i.
commanded BY Admiral K!ritli Husscln Iash,
y AS regards tho past carecTs OF tho n1ost pnc,.
inont OF tho ufllccra mentioned above, thesnia,
Ekrrm (genoral-lsstno) served In the Mesopot,.
m'a. at DisrbGkir, and EFzeroum: went through
is considered tho oldest OF nll Turkish gepe5,ls'
and has had for tho last twenty-five yeat. IL
dignity Ut 'Hsshir (0eld.narshal il
from guy walch iA' he s '' sutiesne sd1 unsi!a me-
riding and driving almost impossible 10 lln,
and was the cause of hts having delayed 90 lotc
at Sophia. DeTvfsh Pnsl,a Is considered ardtas
and reckless In attack; he served In the III.
mean war. took by storm Ccttlngc, the Moat-
ncgtu capital, and las reccctly, as {|oresror-
General OF Bosnia and the Herzegovina, lef!
reputation for energy ps conduct Of action.
Abby Pasha, who is u tho CIreassian blood, h.
came Vizier IN the Monteuegrlu war, md llat
held the post Of Minister Of Police.
Ahmca AIonlshtar, snid To De nearly sri:td
to this late Sultan, aud the youngest Generala
thc, Turkish army, aervct! al officer on tue III.
cFal staff in the war nga[nst Montenegro md
under R)dff Pasha III tho petty campaigns
against the Arabs aud Assyrians. Called fpn
the post Of o vail Of Yemen to tho Herzegovina
he suffered tho wcll-snowss defeat Of the bag,-
Pass, but was on tic whole more toF.
tunato against tho insurgents than lls pr
4cccssor, Desvlsh Pasla, Allmetl Eyoub cont,
from the Imperial Military Scllnol, seyyei oa
tho general stnt1, and wus called from Yeo,uta
to Nish, where he took tho superior eonul,na
Of all tile forces Of the Danublun .d!dsi. AHMED
Handy was twice Minister of Police, and al
eahtb, holding tho dignity OF edimaltam1 ~
Tor a considerable tins Minister Of W@. "
hcned All Pasha, a German by birth, wu edu.
catclinthe Military School of Panealu, wa.eult
gized at tl!o ttme Of the Cretan insn1ation y
the lato A'alI pasla for his extraordinary hrn
cry, and acquired, moreover, some credit y to
suppression of Greek brlgan.lasc. OsH,a
Pashu, tho opponent Of Lescljanin, ss,!uet as9
from tho Military School Of rancald! sults
man Pasha played prominent part III .ep9s'cs
Sultan Abdul AzIz, and received for shls i,sla
Aturad V. tho dignity Of u frrik (Geuertl q q
Dlylston); and Neuj!G Pasha. formerly P9pa
Of tho Technical School OF lrlsscls, i tald = =
be one OF the most capable officers Of la1IAa
general staff.