, 1876-08-21
trustworthy Details Of the
Gigantic Atrocities In
Bulgaria.
Little Possibility Of Exaggerating
the piabolisn OF the
Mohammedans.
nJoysacre OF 1900 Women and
Children In Abyssfnia.
TURKEY.

Of Ale1lnatz, tho great Scrylan army At Bauia
pass Is useless. Allie sab attacked tho 8crvfan
fntrcnch,nents on tile frontier and the scrvlans
neA towagls Alexnatz. Tho Basht Bazouks arc
arlng villages behind them.
ANOTHER VERSION.
LONDON, Aug. 20.-A dispatch from Alex
inatz reports TINT, utter driving In the Servtuh
outpobts On Saturday, A'Ee saib presscd towards
Tescia. Tic cannona,Itug was heavy MD The
fultiny obstinate. Tue scrvians HIthstood the
assault. Tie Turks begun to retreat in tho
afternoon. The serva,As followed, driving
them across tho frontier.
CKErH.
LONDON, Aug. o0.-An Athens dispntch un-
nn,,uccs that IN lnBurrcCtton has brokun out at
Katius, In Crcsc.
TIE ATROCITIES IN BuLGARr4.
Ctrrespondenct Lotldon Nelcs.
TATAn DAzAKpJIK, Aug III have Just seen
TIC town Of Batek, with blr. Schuyler. A1r.
psrlng was there yesterday. Here Is what
saw: un approaching tic town, on hill thcrr
were some dogs. They run nwny, and NC found
Oh this spot number Of skulls scattered about
and one ghastly heap OF skeletons with cloth-
tur. counted from tue saddle lou skulls,
ptckcd and licked clean, all Of women aud chill
drcu, We entered the town. On every side
wero skulls and skeletons chnrscd, atnon.,
the ruins, or lyiht, entire where they fell lii
their vlotliug. There were skeletons OF girls
and wo1ncn With long brown hair hang
lug TO The skults We approached the church.
There tlicae rt,nRins we're more frequent, until
the ground VIA literally covered with skeletons,
tTecA thu rh,1rch nDa the school there were
heaps, The htcnch was fearful. We entered
tlv eflurcfyard. The sight was moro dreadful.
The whole e.urrhyurd f0r 8 feet deep was fest
J, ftnrt1G -bnn.
legs, arms, aud heads gro|ectcd IN eilasty cor.
fusion. ! saw many little hands, heAds, anu
feet Of children years u age, md girls. with
heads covered With beautiful lnir. Tho church
was still wurse. The au0r wills covered with
rutting bodies quite uncovered. /
EEvER IMAGINED ANYTHING SO FEARFUL.
There were ,09O bodies In the chMrellyard aud
church. We were Obliged to llold tobacco to
women anti children hal been burnt alive. All
over the town there were tho same scrnes. II,
some places i,raps OF bottles buried iu shallow
holcs had been uncovered by the dogs. The
budics. Many bodics bud been carried tu Tntnr
Dazardiik, a distance Of thirty niles. The town
hal 5000 Inhabitants. There now remain ZOO.
Many wlo escaped hid returned recently weep
turrowful walng could be heard half mile uir.
Somr wcrc digging cut tic skeletons Of loved
oaes. 4 woman 'faa sitting snoaninEorer tllreu
Email skulls with hairs clingIhE to them, which
she lad III her lup.
T,lE NAN WHO DID ALI. ru.s,
Achnsed Aga, lias been promoted, und IL stlll
Governor Of tEu district. The newspaper ac-
counts were nut cxlggcratg1. They cnll not
jeff unrofn,nItted. Seven thousand bodies llayc
hecn Tying here succ May IL, rafting 1T the sui,
preyc upon BY dugs; and Sir Hcnry Elliot llas
never lcnrd that thc authorities demand war
leo,0ov piastres. Ths town formerly puid
1U10,oo p!astrrs. The harvcst is roli!ug
In the sle1us tbs owners are In the church,
yard, Ths, ,surviyors' cattlc. have bcen taken
tle,u+ IL IL impossible to get In the harvest. Il
& not true that the Turks uro sending help.
Tho inhabitants everywhere complain TO aLr.
Schuyler Tint their cattle nrc not restored, aud
TINT help la not given.
'fie statement that the Duigar!ans committed
atrocities Is utterly unfoundcl and shau1cilllly
Ialse. MIR. Schuyler thiilka tint less than 2UO
Turks were Killed, nearly all in open Snmbat.
r"aau s Or I ca R5'S Va; ksa ta o. sa 9sste 1 e
rcports uf Mr., Schuyler anl Mr. Barring Will
cvrroborate this telegram. There Is urgent
need Of rclef for thu starving aud helpless
families.
RUSSIAN AID AND SYMPATHY FOX sERvA.
, BE1an4pr, ;n Aag @ tEIns :; & Russian f., M Society ot
tue Empress of Russia, lus appended through
the Russian Embassy here to tic Foreign 0niro
fur permission to luss through Austrian terri
tory the sanitary train aid personal stat drs.
tiMcd Tor scryia. A similar tsaiu,. conslstlng Ut
30o lnrge cascs and packages, In Charge OF two
nlcdtcal men, md With 4 number Of dresscrs and
nurBcs, WAS sent Bonse time nEu to Montenegro.
but It ia not lncrcly Ia sending medical anu sur
gieal stores md NURSES, that tho ,syni-
nntl.y Of the Russian people Is displayed, for
the South SIayonlc movement Ia beginning to
show ithelf Oh larger scale. For some tims
quite htglra of Russian officers Is aignallxed
rom the e. Lower Danuhe, nll OIL their way to
Servsa. They come mostly from Bessarabia to
JAsBy, mud 60 thence to Galatz or aturgeyu,
wllerr they embark as pnssengcrs On bonrd tho
steamers at the Austrian Danube Navigation
Company fur scrvta. The recruiting and srutl-
iIN,-out of this educated military ele1ncnt to
Scrvia, which Ia III wo(u want VI It, seems 10 be
the n,crit ot Col. lsu,allol1, who, as you may
remember, was on the stall of GeH Tchcruayeii,
sud who passrd through here 4 couple Ut weeks
agu Oh his wuy to Russia, where It was aa hg
WAS going Gu uspectal lnisslon from TchCrnayetr.
At least 4 i. onfy sines C"t. Isnnflolls
return TO Russia tlAt this immigration OF
Nussian oiflecEs lAs taken larger proportions,
and, AZ It were, q more systematic charactur.
They do not all 70 to belgrade, but land at tho
various Btattuns un tho Scrylan bank OF the
river burli NJ Senendrla, where they cnn get
.nofs spscdI!y to tho scat OF war OIL tho TInlok
Among those who hayu arrived at Belgrade Is
The well-knowu rullsiave publciHt, uon Fade
yeil. According TO information coming from
savon!e sources, Ills crEAutl ~ to ul!te I'LL tho
volunteers WIN have hitherto joined tac srryian
army, urd the number Of whom ia gstuiatel ut
lpoN men, ,lnto one cutps, ti'e ofga1za-
ton Of which woutd he in aE.cat nicastlrc
intrusted to thu Russian officers who huye
lately come 10 sesvia. Thu organization Of
thcsG volunteers under trained Officers would
~ ut Doubt great advantage from y military
punt of View, willie, from political p9!nt VI
View, thu bearings vi such un Organization It'll
DIR FaleyeG aii tlie Russian oillecra wlo have
come out .an scarcely bu overratel. Far uore
even t:lan 1clle1naycif, Fadoycn is tho Jealous