, 1876-10-07
THE BULGARIAN OUTKAGES.

T.. vi, ~ ~ ,o"s ue'Hyeu, io1 uo ono WHO 9eaos
',,,,.,s,t ~ ~. :" e'seo'e' LIE soou Fcaaoub IuF
withholding Il which one Of the speakers at the
Gu{ldhal1 said he knew the Foreign Office DOS.
seEBed, The report will rertaIn,v ho ,ev+,.m.Iv
,nnlca,ant to The Turn, .nS !. = " ~. s, sasa,,,:.
tar,, T., IL. s.to.n ".u 10 "os eohea.sa'
WY ~ w. 'ste'e''ee " o'a7'e roweFs. But the
report, whatever It's nature, Is fact Of the ut
most importance 10 ita bearing on our duties
and IN our pol,cy. and II ouoht :, h.re has.
Tho hand. nf the nub1,c wt,hy, ~ss .'re.. ese, ~
h99ss 1il, aiser M IT. va received; y Is document
"n.eM W . 10se mo., %e .nlak, 90 very great cscit
70 @ Snr ,pplom@atic @ service, but y Is evidently,
e. ss a.I nen,y E'iot e'a,tns ior IT. painstaklg
- its speeiie statements. II least satisfactory
aiasu.s III uanner n ~nlcn ihe writer seems
allnps. " taHe part N the pollI,cal and partisan
coIelosetsJ neiwcen tne apoiog1sts OF TIC Turks
ilnng himself to M simple narrative Of tllc facts
ns M lnses!lRatea' s !ne tone ol t1c report n this
sesissct, "! noI snMahce tne popalar con'idente
r ns, ~ 9ms 1T 1aesy 1no a. Lonstaatlnople. bnt
s ~ sayaged ~ the ins,i.rectlon, and appcare
from his Knowledge OF Turkish to have had
some aqeeial aaqantagss IN investigating the
r tbo ns ne %es M
a.'s,'. na!Kisn authofatics, ahd, thuugh tue
evidence on details wns often very
Jur,mle}s.mg, .Wn,1s.}i,g nc ssetns TO nave liad 70
TTSsai!y Tnss IN asvetlaanasg IT, taG man facss. Ilte
II
| 4 Weil aWarc That coilcealmcnt is useless, and
that ihe ofAY course now remaining to them is
~ suo!aia 70 the exposure o. the uutFages, and
~ H. rsscnipt faa. soins pa 1epasa.ion @ 1or thsn
! ,,t.. ans 'aets' noHeVer, arc now placed beyond
aaepats, ana u becomes Gcr,ain TINT the worst
accounts previously pu6lishetl we're substantial
\ .sue' a'1 nsntJ tl,ot, ~ introducing tho
aTIpo!s, aatted tat those acso''nts afs rencr-
MY potne Gusi Ahu. thousn he auallncs tnte
houlssl9h " tne statemeht tuat many OF tho
espscla!iy sehsat!oha! lncloehle are dlsp'oved or
sMoTn t. W ~ VII naeta ose!colosed, ne has TO
ts @
.hs Ill., ogen t, a,aeseu "a n.esenec OF this a1n1is-
si!9n. t9o ,osSeFcoloslhg" OF sensational ~
tusns Whgh seems ,, 11 occasion 50 much az;
appear 81 W yery little consequence to thc public.
III Us Ms; narIne says, t1e horrors OF batak con-
@st!tute @ ths EEnsscss crime known to this cen.
,a's. anu nat I MSmst IT, AEa Is only 70 he compared
and twenty % toasand IN tbe aucp of peqsoss as
miaSsaefeo, aa,u o' &c" seoIes IN TUG nanbcr 81
Mo.nen n nnlsaHea, iI11a YeIy secondary point.
MoIrors toir aike .aese afe not 70 pe measured "
Eeneral Ecu extent Mr.. BarinE's report establishes
Mv,a,',a' s o,u anu 24tan,ns 1acts .hat 1efocous
aassa',ah a,Ha .ht..S' so.a!.srS' IN refengo Tor
ieeeo d nnt t aoor1,sg were let
inse; ;.3a, that w. whole villages and towns were
ruthlessly burnt, that the population were
@ drvn lneiuaedi Y and that, during this storm Of
sayage Jury. crimes ot al descriptions and out
faecs uhnent1ona6lc we're perpctratcd on the
~ snnansants. ltt31 Mr. Barring estimates that about
,H,p ts,uv pethona oersIeu IN tne satil1aK ol fhtl-
ipoposls alone; aud ne presents this ns u mod
efxts .astsd esiats s It " ts general picture thus
aescfibea ~itca is 20 horrible. aud which COLI
stltuses the ntal concentration OF the Govern
anent unaes wh.sA v eould c1ist; Mr. Baring
commence illi! oy detan,nE what ls known of tho
os.e!n q the soueailea , nsnsreetion itself
eomiaattee at bnvharest had, It seemed, Tor
i1ns ysafs peen ehae9vGring TO propagate the
xIti ,n,H ~ ou'Er!a' pni a.1 tmSet
eous' ana 4ulet race and until the ris-
ine n herzegovina ihcIg was nothing
ss s.et ~, a,l ~ 'hH tarka any uneaal
asi reeqa. u pian o. risi1s nag been prepared md
t tnaa II ~, ZEE inteaaea 70 1uFn some Turkish
toMas s.II.u ano atIack ine Iaasn populatton: The
insurgent serectcd i. fortlbe.tions; they killed 4
certain nnhoer ot larks, whom, In the sandtak
Of Fhlllppopolis, Mr. Barring estimates at zoo IN
~ anu IT, assei5s n eonifaalctiop to NJ
ssnuyier's report, that % nad hlmseli seen the
,1a 11sns o. mosques Wnch had been destroyed
ahs psoFess ~ e! th5s rslng until tho last moment,
among the M1ssulman population, who were IN
snto nas Even sDcp ,bo baeeoFa 1 to state
seasss ~ tho tine, 1oaf ,battaItons OF
s. Lcsnlal tloops WOULD 1ase tnn1eed to put tho
sufaeei'on n.y.. ona ao%, anu Mf hat1ng considers
'on, ca e'Gn IT, ~ hsoops o Mohaa naSe oeen suti-
Ssn1 nuL :ia!lnioua tasta, taen in power Ill
Ho.,ia rs!ussu 10 Ieeosn1e the dangcr.
Mssu!af M troops were wantca ior other purposes;
ana u lcnELh tne aatanrlties armed thg MussuI-
,nan po%9n,atlon, % anu Maeed inc Irregular troops
2. we a'sposal o. ths local authorittes. From
s. snat ,m m,oucn5 tae nIlEa1'Ahs we're delivered
g' mtt a MSG ani hMues o. sheep 70 aa9oasheu hre,
.us., az ~ fabue, soeties, as a. eatak, aggfA.
'ae. vaaeu ~ pS sns Efosssst treaehery a lew but
WY y' aGm' dufklsa ., olnc,a.s eaeftea some s!ght
!tstrsant on thels savage aa1litar'cs; and 1t ts
sns sas,,,,a aafxost .sa count IN thy Indictment
tSa IN 'us 10 ta tir f NJ Wstin@'
port, tIose who permitted, II they, did not
oe na thG @ atroe,t1es' hau peen rewarded, while
Tecelved any recognition OF their conduct It
ae etfto tTa nv s99a sesnes as aark a. eyer
u!ss1aESe tne l1ost pack"A1A ciVliEatloh ar tAu
n!ost uee1aucA saFaEeFy prevailed Tor days in
n1osnes & 9t tne turkash Empsrs almost ut tho
sfss This " fet hstna1 tho
o. ths HoVeFnhGht nGdeT Sh,sa Il occurred Is
stSsst,n!e; ~. H. nashg Ewes SONS reasons for
ue!lcSiHE tNQL tHe AuLHQTlktE1 ~ EOn6fhn1tnQDlG