The New York herald., 1876-09-21


Deeds OF destruction had taken place Mt Tirnova.
servi, Ranova and iradia The villages of Loftcha
Pcnn. Zichtor and Sickbo had participated in them
and were found IN great state OF excitement
deemed IT proper on that account 10 call near me
separately the Mussnlmans and Christians of .hose
localities. To the former addressed words calculate ed
TO bring back tranquility. gave them to undcrstan nd
that the desire OF The Imperial governmen nj was that
both the Christians and Mussulmans should nm 10 in
common Tor the defence OF the mother country: more
over that condition Tor the welfare OF an that
they were to sink In oblivion the sad trials of past
and gam the
SYMPATHY THE CHRISTIANS
IN absaining from making any attacks and rccrimna
tions against them.
Then eudeavored TO Impress the Christians with the
idea mat 'ne foreign lnslga,ons they w're obeyng
state OF things would prove equally
FATAL THEN
since they were all The children OF the came country,
and formed ono OF the first elements greatness and
prosperity. l strongly urged them no, to listen To
those nctarious insinunons and TO live harmonious
with their Mussulman fellow citizens added that IL
for their common interest TO dispei the Suspicion
which existed between them and the Mussunans
These advices and the arguments which supported
them appeared TO produce the effect cxpcrted Al
lnalchn, lssaxcha and at Baba where agiia-
ton was stl IN the minds Of tho inhabitants. used
nearly the same language
The investigation made has proved that tho insur.
Iectionary committees having their headquarters in
circulated revolutionary ideas among the Bulgarians
and had encouraged them to take advantage OF the
volt in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and had urged them
not TO neglect what they called n favorable oprotu-
nifty. few individuals OF the lower indulrng IN
these Illusions joined the committees and actively
went TO work. II was decided to begin the nsurrccton
simultaneously at AysarJi, at Bassiiicha I'm the vi
cnity OF Tnorvol at Eslmic, at Arra,-Allan and in
portions OF the Balkan Dosba,i by employing special
agents who had previously been there Those law
less committed acts OF such nature as to disclose
even to the Mussumans, their guilty designs, 10
cause troubles and anxictcs IN the minds of these
populations The inhabitants of Rossltitcha and OF
Ycni-Keny, dependencies of the Czar OF Servi were
tho first TO raise the standard OF the rebellion Those
of YenKeny having attacked the Mussulmnns OF tho
neghborng villages and having acts OF yo-
lcnce and OF depreciation near Scrvi conflict
took place.
AT Ratichtcha another band of Insurgents proceeded
to Diranowa, leaving everywhere passage traces
OF blood aud fire. and took possession the
monastery which became the headquarters OF tho in-
surrection.
FABLE PAcuA
commanding the Sccond Army Corps went to meet
the rebels with small number of soldiers no could
dispose Of But, In view OF the importance OF the
movement and the difficulty TO organize Il, once a
CORPS OF regular troops he was obliged form and
send in haste detachment OF Bnshi- -Bazouks and
Tcherkess, which was detailed from the corps known
eight or ten years ago under The of the reserve
In this way the revolt could be crushed and localized
Immediately after some hostile demonstrations
ccrred III the northern part OF tho Balkans which
to the insurrection more general character.
Tng MussrIMAX
population learned, but without serious appre-
tensions that some bands O. insurgents organized
by tho committees had landed IN Ra.lcski Zapcsinti
and at ConzondI on their way to Ivantcha burning
the villages and killing the Mussnlmans they met as
well as some Tcherkess shepherds, who were mostly
young boys. Greatly surexcItcd and losing all
hdence with the Christians, with whom they were on
good TERMS the Mussulmans armN themselves Ii
tho news OF the violence done TO Mussuinan women
residing beyond the Balkans Ia rumor which was cir
cuated by the leaders with the obvious object OF giving
more extension 10 the revot) had been spread on the
other side of that locality, II would doubtessIy have
resulted in grave consequences Although the author
tiles had gwen proofs OF great energy anu courage in
presence OF the events and, though they siren
efforts TO limit the insurrecton a few cmployes
o: lower grades, seeing in that rebellion
aggression especially directed against tho MussuI-
mans, naturally entertained feelings of d,strust
rapc M Tc rkasc
and other individuals belonging 10
THE NATIVE POPULATION,
who bad taken arms and committed deprcdations
This explains how the Circassians Mussulmans
pursuing the residents OF the village Yeni-Kcnv
the seat OF the revolt took the abandoned cattle
q booty This bad example led tho population
do the same The Circassians assembled at Assach
and at Tehernta dependencies of the district OF
tow, with few individuals, seized the the
lago OF Murad Bey, near Trnova, whose inhabitants
had as yet taken no part in the revolt and had
true to their allegiance Those isolated soon as
sumcd tho character of plage and their perpetrators
renewed them in one or two other places.
THE BULGARIASs
who in participating In the rebellion felt them selves
guilty toward the authority, did not dare however,
make any complaint. Those o, the villagers who re-
maned faithful have been, II true the victims of
spoliatons Of that KIND. The panic communicated
TO the district OF Scrvi, where my ARRIVAL all the
and assurances that could restore Confluence among
the Inhabitants and persuade them to reopen their
shops.
In the meanwhile dismissed the auxiliary troops,
and, in accord with Tazi Pacha whose Headquarters
were then at Plona proceeded TO dsarm tho Crcassans
and the natives Moreover, TAIL Pacha organized do
tachments OF regular troops. whose presence con.
trbuted 10 put an end to those criminal which,
for many reasons are SO much to be regretted
AT tie same time tho governments agents were in
structed to look after aud return TO the owners
their relatives the cattle belonging only to the
peaceful population, but also to inhabitants OF
sureent villages, such YeniKeny and OF her neigh.
boring localities. In thar way the cattle which had
been carried of were found and restored those
titled to them.
The insurrcction, whose outbreak began at first IN
the southern part of the Balkans, suddenly assumed
important proportions In the vilayct OF the Danube
that movement was inauguracd later but was soon
suppressed.
The Mussumans and the Christians lost but a few
men, The loss OF tho former consists Of a small mum.
ber Of children and shepherds. who killed by tho
BuIgarians near Yenkcny, and some persons shot
during the engagement. Among the Bulgarans, those
who had taken refuge and fortified themselves in tho
Monastery Dlrnaws, others who landed from tho
steamer at Rahova, and few runaways from
the fight at Yen kcny, were the only ones killed.
The exaggerated information given by The Director
OF the commercial agencies at Braa 10 the Caimacam
OF Matchin have provoked the feeling OF disrust on
the part Of the Mussulmans toward the Christians Of
Ycn-Kcny and Tcherna, IN the district OF Machin.
The populations having begun TO disarm the Bulear-
ians the Christians OF the adjoining villages gave DIFF
fercnt Interpretation to that act and grave conse
qucnces would have ensued had it not been lor GER
tain MahmOud Yazidjl, an influential man of MachiD
who went 10 that place, and, aided by Elias Eiendi n
farmer, succeeded in preventing further hostilitcs
These Two persons deserve TO DO rewarded.
In the other Cazas OF Soultcha and In the Sandaks
of varna reprehcnsibe acts cor mt,ed and no
other villages Joined the rebellion The conduct OF the
Governor OF Varna OF the CaInacam of Soulya those
OF Kustendjc and Baba-darh equally entitled TO a
reward. Such is the summing up OF the result OF the
mission in the villages OF the Danube which has been
lntrusted to me.
July 2 1876.
PROCLAMATION ADDRESSED TO THE sERvIANs BY THE
SUBLIME PORTE
SERvIAss-You are the descendants OF those ancestors
who lived inpesce and security for
under the paternal protection OF the Imperial
That government has constantly lavi,ea It's vors
good will toward you who are their descendants.
The Scrvians on their part In of these
fRvors while preserving their nationality never
an-d thought which Tor interest and pros
pery OF their country II because to
good counels OF the wise who had
and safety of the nation. Thus that
they preserved unaterablc fidelity towurd tho
sublime Porte during the wars and revolutions whic,
disturbed the world for They lived
peace aud that judicious aud upright conduct these
faithful subjects has constantly been the object the
faction o the imperial COVE Which, haviny taken
their different wishes into has at re
uos added nmunties to those they enjoyed
fore.
Above m the Sublime Porte anxiois TO testify that
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