The New York herald., 1877-07-03

were in excellent condition and maic nrsi rate ap-
pearance marching with tree swinging step 10 their
wild reg mental music aud executing their movements
with smartness and precision. The only drawback 10
tho appearance OF the men was their old and threaauare
clio hing but their physical qualities were all the more
apparent for that very reason. To man they carried
themselves as martally as II they had been IA all the
glory OF brand new uniforms The rlncs ana payonels
bright auo clean and the artillery well cared LOT.
The business-Ke appearance OF the division ELECTED
the admiration OF all present. among whom were no'
a lew who had seen Western armies II bad go-any-
wberc and do-anyihng look which cannot have been
very gratifying TO the gentlemen across tue wafer VINO
used Ihelr field glasses so steadily
The numbar Of troops having their headquarters
At Rustcnuk Is estimated at $4,000, perhaps
rather more. and wo saw ON the PLAN al the review
about naIf that number 1t IS believed that garrison
OF 80 900 men is quite sufficient 10 hold the place
against any attack that may be made upon IT. lhc
excellent and the hospitals are now III
lul working order. About seven hundred ana sixty
men are now In hospital. or about two and nail per
cent OF the Whole force. The principal diseases are
scurvy typhoid aud bronchitis, but the mortality Is
comparatively low There are nve hospitals IN the
town, some OF them established IN thc prlnGpa ouila,
ngs over each noats the white flag with the red
crescent which IL Is stated the RussiaLs refuse 10
recognze At Kaaiat the Russian ba, scries red upon
The buildings at Wdin which were so distinguished,
killing aud wounding three Of the patients and II
that they may do the same here The hospital
stan consists OF several turks ole Greek, Tour German
and two English surgeons Among The latter rs DR.
oil London VINO gained considerable ex-
pcrence during the Franco German aud Scrvan wars
and has been appointed operating surgeon.
SEw GOVERNOR.
Our now Vaii or Governor, Ahmct ksisery Pacha,
who arrived mere last week, is tho right man in the
right place. he is elderly but possesses great activity
and cncrgy-rare qualities IN Turkey. Even before
o mad entered the town on his way 10 II he gave us
very good uca OF his character Your correspondent
was on the same train, and Witnessed the Incident
"a DANIEL CONE TO JUDGMENT"
II appears that at short distance from Tchervena-
voda the last station on the railroad before coming 10
some Turks and Bugarians were engaged
IN repairing part OF the track. AS tncy were about
quitting work one of the Bulgsrans steaithy appro-
priated norm used tor holding OIL Tor grcasng tne
carwhecls. Turk who saw him, picked up ham
mer and flung II at the BulgaraD's mead, striking him
on the face and lnlictng u severe would Notice was
given 10 some zaptichs lgendarmes, who immediately
marched the Turk of TO the railway station Our tram,
the Vail, happened to arrive just at the
time The WAS laid b.ore him, and, after hear
ing both sides OF the story the Vail promptly ordered
the cuprt To lie down on the ground, ana saw thirty
Iokes OF heavy stick administered oy stropg man
TO tho lower portion OF his back lew more exam.
pies Of this sauary and partial justice would soon
put the nhabtan OF this village into proper groove
OF behavior toward each other ana go lar toward
derng philanthroplc invasions unnecessary.