The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-08
tho subject and meantime Judgment must DO sus-

the subject and meantime judgment must DO sus-
pended
DANGER AvERTED.
One thing Is certain Had the officer ordered the
soldiers who wore near TO the Consul might
have seen at Rustchuk what happened at Snlonka
Who tell what would havo been the result OF such
event? We had just begun to calm down after tho
excitement OF this latest bulgarian atrocty and tho
Dragons and battery had recovered their popularity
when the 'sbombardmcnt scare" came upon us. We
at this moment In the height OF It, Tho dinner
table was deserted this evening, and there gen.
cral disposition 10 gather aIectonae groups far
as possible IRON the once favored window. "But there
guns In the battery yet Colonel, said gentle
who had taken keen interest IN the progress OF
tho carhwork, to gallant colonel In the British army,
who expects to follow tho campaign with tho Turks
Eyes hcro are, said the Colonel; .I've seen 'cm."
Room No. - was vacant shortly after
BANK
Tho first phase of the panic having In a measure
subsidized the next stage has manifested ITSELF There
is run on the bank Tho authorities OF the branch
OF the Bauquo Impcrialo Ottomanc having announced
that they would DO of Vienna morrow, with them
WIN depart last opportunity OF supplying ourselves
with the whcrewnai support existence in the in.
terror OF Turkey cut Off from all financial convcnionces
CONGREGATIONS IyTxRRuprEp.
We are losing our regular mail communication, our
kilograms halt OF them politely returned, "arrctc
pr ordre supcreur," the rest having undergone
keen censorship forwarded II military messages do
not block the Inc. And tho bank has gone There
only remains one thing-to DO bombardcd. ard bonn.
barded We shall be, suppose, tomorrow.
Still IN sUsPENsE-gKE RUSSIAN BATTERIES
AT GIUlGEvo sILENT-A PEACEFUL SCENE
UNDER THE WAR CLOUDS sHADow--pRo-
CLAIMING FnArERHAh LOVE THROUGHOUT
BULGARIA.
RrsrcHU., May IL. 1871
We have no, boeu oomhardcd as yet, aud oar recent
has almost subsdcd. In nc just ut present we
arc rather inclined resent tho inactivity OF that
enrthwork across the river and now asking each
other in jaunty sort Of way why the enemy made
the balicry II no doesn't intcnd to use It, II
his object merely to brighten the women OF
Rustchuk into fits and mako the non-combatant mnlc
population nervous to exclude special cor.
Respondents; they never nervous, only cautious,
yod xnow), tho ugly looking bank, VITA It's utcss aud
angles, admirably fulfilled It's purpose, but If all those
neat slopes and cnbrasures on tho Roumanian shore
not a nero sham, the gentlemen have been so
assdnoIay working nj Them might send shot or two
drop atlsast ono shell through tho roof OF
the Grand Hotel lslah Hane, that OF us might
have the opportunity OF saying II told you co. But
no; today ihcro Is not single humaa betug visible
anywhere on the Wallacnian shore. Giurgovo wears
the aspect oil a deserted town. OF tho scau-
nous" gentlemen who recently took such fancy to
that part OF Rustchug which hes furthest from tho
river have actually como back to tho hotoi
BEHIND THx HILLS.
There rulnors OF cncampmcnts lying Just over
The brow OF the low ridge az hs skirtng the opposite
which contain from six thousand sixty thousand
men, tho number varying according to the state OF nina
OF the propasaor; but, cannot SEQ tent or even
the tip Of a Cossacks lance. thcso Whispering es.
peolay In react,onary of mind, do not much
affect us.
II is most glorious weather. The whole population
Of Rustchuk Is baskIng in tho SUM- crowds Of dlcrs
form picturesque and brant sroupso on tho buns over
tho river and gaze drcamy across tho great stream
whose surface unbrokeu save by long, recdy ISLANDS,
children are playing IN Tho strccts; tho mink seller
takes q long time 10 60 HIS rounds, the orange
rcaps plentiful harvest 81 piustrcs Everybody and
everything looks h,ppy and contcntcd. Two little