The New York herald., 1876-09-20
Commission Report on Turkish
Atrocities.
Bulgaria Made lsxEts BY Sudden Slaughter. Fin.
Rapin am Trshsmw Assaults.
AN AFRICAN REPUBLIC BROKEN UP.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.

THE WAR IN THE EAST.
5uz sERvIAN ARMY pEMoBALIzED--zHH TURKS
INDIsPosED TOWARD soMx POINTS OF THE
PEACE PIAN-DIsnARLI's xAsrERN PoLIcY
CONDEMNED BIZ THE woRKINoMHN.
LONDON Sept l9 1874
A despatch TO Reuters Telegram Company from
Paris says:-A private telegram from Vienna received
hero states that ho ambassadors at Constantinopie
oponcd negotiations for the signature Of formal
armistico for q month"
A despatch to tho Times from Vienna says:--"As the
sorvtan has completely lost control OF its
army-a commands being Russian hands-n will
depend the good will Of General TchernnysG
whcther order for suspension of h0stittcs will DO
obeyed but ammunition Is short y respite will prob
ably DO welcome"
suLrAN's PowERS
Tho correspondent OF tho Times al Vienna, In . de-
spatch to that paper comments follows tho
favorable reception Of the Porsos repy by all the Pow
except England:-
.'wbat seems to havc been decisive with most Of
them tho attitude Of Russia Nowhere had tho
Portes answer produced a moro unfavorabIe impros-
sion than at the Russian Court, where It pro-
pounced impertinont. Before the Porses
gwen had bccn unmistakable symptoms that tho
agitation going In Russia beginning to produce
IN effect in Court likewise, and that tho danger
OF divided opinion among tho Powers
existed The suppositon that the main object OF Mar
sha Manteuncls mission to Warsaw to counteract
she effect OF a national movement In Russia and
strain the Czar and the government from taking
independent limo of action. has every probability In
view Of the state OF feeling In Russia The only way
Of avoiding schism among tho Powers by inducing
che Porte make formally q concession in regard to
ntlv Auctp pau Aunh ado
was Immediately informed that the compromise In
gard armstice not deemed satisfactory, and
he was instructed all hts influence induce
Porss 10 grant formally asuspension Of bosttics,
which she had already granted de acto. Russia, with
whom, sbovo all active exchange Of ideas has been
made with regard 70 the conditions Of peaco proposed
by Epgland (ns stated In the Times Vienna despatch
published this morning rather disposed to be
satisfied with this general basis aud ought not there
Sore 10 be impossible to frame q settlement which
might bs accepted all hands; but It remains to DO
seen whethor the form In which tho Turks have
granted the suspension Of hosttics will bc considered
satisfactory."
BRITISH wonKnGxxS coKDSxN THE rRxnEn's sAsrEaN
POLICY.
Five thousand workingmen held enthusiastic
meeting on the Eastern question at Exeter Hall last
night, ovor which Mr.. Henry Fawcctt Qibcral) mem-
Der Of Parliament for Hackney, presided Resolutions
were passed condemning the Eastern policy If the
government and demanding tho convooaton OF Parlia-
ment.
vote Of thanks to Mr.. Schuyler of shc American
Legnsion at Constantinoplc for his report tho Bull
garian outrages also passed
4 largo overflow meeting was also held In Trafalgar
square.
AUSTRIAN CAPITAL UNEASY.
A Reuter- despatch from Vienna TO London says:-
Several disgusting reports current there. II is
asserted the Czar has given Prince Milan 900
roubcs and that largo body of Cessscks ready
enter Servia by way OF Roumania.
RUSSIA SUBMIT PLAN.
, Tho Pail Nou Gaseaes Berlin despatch says:-"Tt is
expected Russia win submit peaoo proposals. TO
the guaranteeing Powers"
THE ruRKIsn ATROCITIES IN nuIoARrA-Rnronr OF THE
ENGLISH COMMISSION
Tho report Of Mr. Barring, Secretary Of the British
Legation ConstantncpIe, on the atrocities committed
BY tho Turks in Bulgaria is at last published.
IL 10 accompanied by note from Sir IL @. Eiott TO
Lord Derby, IN which tho British Ambassador ncknowi
edges that Mr. Barng's report Clearly establishes tho
fact that cruetcs have becn pcrpctratcd sufficient to
justify indignation which they have called forth
He transmits letter from Mr. Schuyler regarding tho
atrocities
The report 10 also accompanied BY programme Of
the Bulgarian Insurgents which tho Turks claim and
NJ. Barring believes to be authentic
This programme provided Tor general and simul-
tspeous rising
A large NUMBER Of villages, all Of which named
10 be burned and railways to bo destroyed
The government storcs TO be seized; all Mus
sulmans who resisted killed and all Bugar-
lsns who refused to join the insurrecion be
lorced into the ranks Of tho insurgenta
yRIGHrrUL CONSPIRACY AGAINST AND PROPERTY.
Mr. Barring, In his report, estimates that in the
.~-t.. 10 mn
Mussulmans ~crc killed and nfty-two villages burned
The Bulgarians burned nvo small Turkish villages.
wnoLEsALE SLAUGHTER RoEBxRY
The report gives circumstsntia account Of the do
sructon Of each town. IL statcs that she fear
fui tragedy Of the whole insurrecton occurred ~
Batak Hearing that preparations for revolt were going
on hero Achmct Agha was ordered TO attack the town.
He Hesummoncd the Inhabitants TO givc up their arms
bus, dstrustng his Intentions they refused to obey
Gesuory fight succeeded lasting days On the 9th
sf May the inhabitants had parley with Achmet who
,olemnly swore that IL they gavo up their arms
hair OF their heads would be touched. The villagers
lheroupou surrendered their arms Then all the
money in tho place demanded, after securing
which the bash bnzouks upon the people and sauph
Nrcd them like sheep About 500 refuge in the
ehurch, which baflIcd all tho attempts dre II from
the outside. The bashbazouks finally climbed to the
roof tore Off tho tiles and threw burning pieces of
wood and rags
DIPPED PKrRoLguM
among the thickly packed human beings below
Al last the forced open tho massacrc CON-
plctcd The inside OF the church was burned.
Tho only survivor Of this slaughter to bs found was
IN old woman she alone remaining alive OF family Of
seven.
xr. Barring oonunues;-I visited shis place on The