, 1876-06-03
new YORK 9ELEGRAMS.
THE sALONIOA OUTRAGE.

PARIS, May 1O.-Phe Correspondence Uni.
rsrsele says the foreign governments have for
w4rded the following account of the origin
Of the disturbance at .Sal0nica to their lega-
tons in Paris;
The Al .rioan Consul was at the railway
station when his attention was attracted by
the cries Of a Christian girl. She was sur
rounded by a score Of MusslInans, wac want.
ed to take her forcibIy 10 the Mosque. The
Consul took the girl under his protection.
While he was seeking for information as to
her nationality the German ard French Con
suls were separately informed that a woman,
belonging to their respective nations, had
been dragged into a mosque. They consequent
ly repaired to the mosque, where they were
beaten to death.
LONDON, Shy 8.-rhe Porte has sent by
telegraph the following account of the distur-
Dances Id Sal0ujca to the Ottoman Ambassa-
der at LDudDn: "Ine convert to Mlh0mme-
dauism arrived at Salonica by railway. The
MohQmmedans proceeded to conduct her, accord
ing to custom, to the residence of tho Cover
nor General, when about one hundred and IF
ty persons, whom the Consul Of the United
States had assembled, rushed at tho convert,
tore off her veil aud mantle and carried her
by force to the house of a Christi an. The
excited Mussulmans proceeded TO the Cover
nor's residence and insisted that the convert
should be brought thither. The Governor
hearing that the German and French Consuls
had entered the mosque, which was invaded
by a crowd, went th 3ro to induce the Consuls
to Withdraw and to calm the people. All his eff
forts we're us,less. The pOpuiaoe wronched
bars from the grating, fell upon the Consu!s
aud struck them down, in spite of the desper-
ate ef)rts of tho Governor to shield them with
his own person. The troops ultimately dis
persed tho people.
The Governor Of Sllouioa t,legraphs that
order has been restored and the guilty parties
have been arrested"
A special despatch from B }rlin to the Pail
Mall Gazette says Germany has accepted the
Pocte's offer to give satisfaction for the Saloui
ca outrage, provided the promises be carried
into effect Immediately
The Standards c'rresp)ndeat at Berlin
says: at i generally thought here that the
SaIonioa affair will prove fatal 20 Turkey.
The interference of the European powers for
the ben3f Of tno Christians is now considered
unavoidable, as it is evident that the Porte
il p)wogl IS to protect them against outbreaks
of flnatjcism.
LONDON, My IA special despatch from
Odessa TO the Times represents that the Sl-
lonjoa Outrage was premad.tated. All th9
CoasuIs except the British had warned the
Governor and the Pore Tint a massacre was
intended. Tue same dispatch slys a feeling of
insecurity prevails among Oaristi4as and Euro
peans ia Turkey. A plot was discovered in
C)nstantinople last week of which Darvish
Pasha, the Minister Of war, was the head. He
persuaded the Sultan that an attack on his
place was meditated. The Governor of Rodos-
to had also armed the Mohammedan population
of that place, but received orders to disarm
them on the news of the Salonica outrage.
The Paris correspondent of the Times says
the interchange of views at Berlin on the
Salouica affair has resulted in a collective
demand on the part of the European powers
for the execution of the murderers, indemnifoa-
ton of the families of the victims, a solemn
salute to the French and German flags by
the Turkish authorities, and guarantees
az .inst similar m1ss1cres.