, 1876-07-23
Reception Of the New Turkish Am
bassador at st. Petersburg.
He Is Deeply Impressed By the
Cars Comments on
Turkish Affairs.
The French Chamber Of Deputies
Expresses Its Confidence
in the Ministry.
Carelessncss the Sole Cause of
tho Thunderer Explosion.
TIE EAST.
BULGARIAN ATROCITIES.

| THE EAST.
BULGARIAN ATROCITIES.
NEW YORK, July "a Constantinop1e cor
] respondent says: ssThe atrocities committed
by the Bashi Bazouks, Circassiaus, and other il:
regular Turkish troops in Bulgaria included the
burning Of several villages, leaving thousands
Of Christians utterly homeless and destitute,
and the massacre Of several thousand Bulga.
rims, irrespective of age or sex. One hundred
Bashi Bazouks have been arrested by the Turk
ish Government, for participation in these afro
| cities, and they Will be tried immediately"
| REPORTED ENGAGEMENT.
AGUsA, July A-Mustapha Djc1aldin Pasha
| and SollizeG Pasha, with seven bata1lions OF
infantry. four companies of cavalry, and eight
| guns, attacked the Seryians In their entrcnch-
| mcnts at Raska, before Belina, on Thursday,
and after four hours sanguinary combat, the
Seryians fed. The Turks captured four guns
| aud four small forts.
THE RECENT TURKISH DEFEAT.
BE1aRApE, July 22.-Oftlcial adyices respect
ing the fighting On 20th inst at Bcljina7 state
that the Turks in their retreat left quantity
Of arms and ammunition. The Seryians buried
200 Turks, and advanced their trenches closer
to Beljina-
The Seryia Ministers OF War and Justice have
proceeded to headquarters on the Drina.
The Belgrade reserves have gone to the seat
Of war.
TIE TURKISH AMBASSADORS "a AT 81 PETERSBURG.
VIENNA, July 22.-The Political Correspond
eaes puonsness teteSrapn1S account Q! Inc pre-
ST. Petersburg. He was treated with every dis
tinction, but ut the same time the Gar dWelt
upon the state of affairs in Turkey in such
manner as to profoundly impress the Turkish
, -N1n1stel, WHO Wllhdre~ F1sloly a1fccsed. ooo
TURKISH cKGELT1ES-sLAuGHTER OF 2o,u0o
WARNED RuLGAn1ANs.
Correspondence London Times.
PERA, June 80 -. It is needless to
say that the representatives Of the foreign
Powers, and especially the French Ambassador
are far from satisfied that Justice has been done
In the Salonica AFFAIR.". The eleven wretches
who suffered Genital nunishment at SaS
1au1a, 49, e*pen poaLsnlucne pa1 ~ oa-
.oSa .: wy ent1ltou II. ,r!.a:en na1e1ae1ols, oo
noaons a eaao,,e 70 tne ~, Iulklsh popuiaee,
they were hanged, and Of the real instigators Of
the murders not one has been bronght to trial,
the Government not daring to rouse the furv
which would be kindleI among fhc Nohamme
dane sho,,]d II ha lnown that 5nIv 1,,,e dron of
,ractors gnss,inan hioo1 ~ T,d i,oen wv s-;it - -
ein,s r. Rmiror;o on 81 +ha trs. Guitstaan ts 1p pIe
sale erccnt;o NJ ne smnonsed n1a 1 hoo,
implicated in the abortiye insurrcction is in
eessant- 1"else or these "retches were hanged
at Iatar bazar!1lk on the 3ath- Two OF them
were priests. With respect to the horrors oil
which that once dourishfng Province has been
and is still the theatre, bcc to subioin letter.
written nv man on whose thoronoh informo
ton. m whose imnart1a1ity and ev5.n 1nra1 ~
+aahra1+ - ~ Ht+o,raG G-4 ~. nssa ~ Ia' ~
eaeuluens ~ tue Vtt4'an .oafeA1uleHl, nase
every reason 70 rely. I tninA II Is OF tue nigh
est Importance that the facts should be strictly
inquired into and made manifest throughout all
civilized countries:
Asa General mia Tho of,cerx and .o,a;o,s ~ +ba
1egular army have behaved very well. chevket
arnrs - ~ n,onv ~ ~ 4ats 1 ne IuS
c Int IN son -. cases s hsve acs sro,cn aone
MA Gararnn,aot Lara hos 4rnhobi ~ s.aoa
ar renc,a assacre nf ns nut 4
"a 3dIertu rasno,a;IIa q ~ thaea ar,tls t
Il has i-nown IF hem and sde w aifor ~ stnn
thaE nIe haesne ea ada aas r. ~ enoit ~ stpp
,rho1e onnot;o1 ma ihar ne he
Circassians and Baski- -Dazonks. and furned them |
loose upon these helpless towns.
What has been done By these eayaees.
!. More than 100 Bulgarian towns have been
tlolary movement existed in regard to more |
than i've or Ei1 Of these. A Province formerly !
bringing IN M resenue of miliion Of pounds to the
these towns and al the particulars be furnished
to any one who wishes to see them
2 At least 25, 600 unarmed and inodensive peo-
% the Turkish papers Of Constantinople, at least
70, 0oo
taken and sold us slaves. They have been sold
publicly in the streets Of Adrianope and Philipop-
plia' uo,-,,,a to,,n,o. =, .~.., ,o....a..o. ..-.
3ecn inflicted on thousands OF those not murdered.
S. The outrages upon wome4 hive been more
General and more brutal than in any case ever
end Of These outrages are more terrible, because
bulgarian women have higher ideas Of virtue and
hastily than those OF any other nation in the East
4 the women Of England could know the facts,
uch cry Of indignation would go up as would
ouse al1 Europe to action.
6. At least 10, 600 Bulgarians are now in prison
md are undergoing tortufes, many of them. such
IS have not been known in Europe since the Mid
lie Ages. and which were formerly declared to be
bolished in Turkey by the Sultan Abdul Nediid,
Z. Yany thousand refugees are crowded in the
arger towns where they suffer all kinds Of abuse
rom the Turkish population, aud arc starving to
cath because the Bulgarians arc not allowed to
lclp them.
TcHERSAYEFF's pRoc1AMAT1os.
Gen. Tcheruayel7s proclamation addressed
c tie Chris1ians of the RaiEan Peninnenio roods
hne. ~t -'A''>'s VI tAe oa'han entnsu1a, rcaos
Bno7urps. T. :, with o,-os ,,r,;,.o, .n
Iearcn ana with ~ - Maln eyes upt!1tea m towards
~ 1ru rn1r ptesennment OF victory that
Like ss Of bee5 ns ekc
- a., " aTns n,. afe IN large numbers
ortunate couulr Which vs. t o. yon[ an
he mnrernns on5 ~ ~. ea,,a. -. ~ .escue from
NJ ,o., ~ ,,. ;,t - st4e Hne1nJ. oei1t VI 9tpllV-