, 1877-08-20


uniform, showing d,at the 1lutktans respect tic
bodies OF their atait, AMI bury them with dccen.
cy. IN our e!1e. Drerer, I regret 10 tuy that
7oth officers ari mn roam over tic eid strip.
ping gil the cuEpses which arc Invariably hurled
naked. The cloths are appropriated by l,e
hnders, and there ITO nusnl,eEs q! oiiirers pres.
INT here, whose batatons were in 2eryia, rla4l
In the brown Jacket Of the 2ervian inEtOsm.-
All y. D. g. of the CotufnaMlcr-il,.C Chief I. thus
attEred. Although be1ievr tl,a custom nt yiu.
latIng the graves It the denti Is not fyructirc,]
hr tie Turkish soldtrs themselves, yet the rus.
tom u dcspofltng tie slain IL opculy sanctioned
by authority.
THE FEELING IN RUSSIA.
THE SPIRIT or THE NATION ou1nuHsIS0 THE
POLICY or THE iMsEh1AL GoyxNSMkxr-ALt
THE EMPtHE AKMN NO, AMI. GROWING rs.
D1aSATlon AoAiF:r uREAT BRITAIN.
tytu FORK NSrff.
Tl,e following 8xuaet FROM letter written by
pcrBoa high IN ptsition in Russia, dated st.
Petersburg, July :1,'!mmcdIatcly after the ftr,t
attack on.plcvna, hat been communicated To tue
HorId for publication:
"You cannot imagine In what turmoil oi
enthusiasm, indignation, hatred, and political
passions Of all kinds,w We arc now living. II yon
came to 81. Petersburg at The prcscut moment,
you would scarcely he able to recognize our
skrp.tcal, phlcgnateal, and ot1s~ capital.
Crowds assemble In tlc streets, loudly tlsv.1ss.
lnr tho last bulletins from tho war; lists Il, VOL
untcers arc circulating among tho different
classes Of society. aud money Is being raised for
their equipment. Estsy day ncw parties of
nurses, physicians, mi volunteers start for the
nrny; immense crowds assemble at thc railway
with cries Of God BLISS you!' We viii ali
follow youv We vii meet again OH the field =
anu 10 forth. In tho cafes, In rcatlllg rooms
aud .prtvatc societies, .le events Of tic war are
freely AMI passionate1t discussed. The failure
sclIilncr-SAulsIncr intle first attack en Pleyna,
hare produced deep IND powerful impression.
Indignation n1a1nst VIC reckless manner IN
whsh thousands Ut brurc men haye bcel, sacrl-
few. runs very hlc1l but tllo resolution to
wage tho war TO the utIost stands ~ i!r,n as
ever. 4 ncw life, a new energy, and nc,y
resolve, seem to have been awakened i, tho
f'i arop.e " froi, 9us hi.n:lca! torpor, and our
half-alertcd, lnlt.natual skcptlcIstn. But
now It scctla, !ndcet, tlat NC arc fairly alylaxc
Ihc great Russian CLINT has realized Ills
strength, and wo 10 tl,ssc. wllo wouiA check
h!s i'npu!so or attemptlo fettcr Ills powerful
arms, which arc npw tngsug for liberty and
actionl Our uovernn,ent uld diplomacy 70
mind me greatly Of tho iNagfrian's apprentice
In iocthc's celebrated ballad, wllo lIas suc-
cccdGd tu unclsintnQ til. splrits antl then, not
having tho power to stof them, looks on hope
lessly at their work Of de.tructton. In Mosct,v
the popular movement |, still more powerful
than here. Thc proInin'nt ,nctnIcrs ot tl,e
National party, lcadea bYA.sanp'f, hayc Issued
y proclamation requiring tho forul atton OF a
special Muscoytte volunteer corps, 'lhe timv
having come for tho uattun ~ show 10 the world
"hat It 10 capable of achitving wllcn tho i,onor
Of Russta ls In question: thousands Ut volun-
eli Of Moscow has voted sun, sufficient Tor
tue equiptncut ot corps It 10,C0j. Cunsitlcr-
Ing the state of tho public opinion, which hare
attempted to dcscFlEr, you Ellay we'll !uaEtnp
what OUT feeling u in rclaai to The policy adopt
e,l BY the EnEllth Government towar.ls tis. 10
Judge W tug language u sur press, Die might
think that the prcscut wtr Was directed not
nEafftat Turkey, but agalns, England su violent
asu thu atlacss to which ,ur Traditional rival
out Of many l rlys YOU 'tle following extract
from aii editorial artlclo Il tllu II. Petersburg
Ntxs fitttrtusysnia 1'alo,su.t,l, which, being
considered = ecml-of1c[M paper, Il generally more
inoIefasg 10 Us opinionn tlail t!.e incncntleIlt
rrcss: Tho Turkish sOldtey pu1tlwith English
sno,lcy; English ioncra!s mrYs IN tile Turkish
ranks without losing ilttr Official position;
English troops arc scHt ult, apparently lu ct,-
10y thy refreshing breczcs u tho Mediterranean,
at uallipoIl; ,ana still Epgall assures Us .l,a.
she Is Our best friend md des|rca to rcniaI,,
strictly neutral. Down with the mask! Down
With that tneaklnK policy! When At last .a,o0o
English s1tlsrs 4, will have landed at Conssantl-
tinuo to assure Us Of ita tricM,lship uu.l
Another fct l,as greatly H..
mcntcd this indignation, namely: the rcadl-
meas With which. tho ltrocuus calu1nncs
Jssa sscdo lhS EDsth puSie. Iii f. sp.ssq .sv9
these accusations scraoaslywould bu simply r.
tlicll'ous. Whoever hss Glt uncc seen tllp Rus
sfau soldier knows well en,ugll that he IL utter
y Incapable Of lifting tla land against women,
mar
the wosld.wisc Figaro mus. not be forgotten:
Caion,Itte., calo,nat&1-N IN resttru tVHiouFs
q1e!que ehos6;' sud. - We have In Eurois 81
many good friends who are glad TO believe Us
highly desirable u submit tho matter 10 u
send yuu ti,n only ulcial document published
about tht4 affair, iii arttel. of thu JuusHal do
II. ptttr.ooutY. After having rc.litulatel tho
y'lnn'ttsa by our troops. thu orgal. II our
Foreign Ollteo renaFfs; Tho only ot,a of ali
these charges which nav appear scripus Is tho
protNol signed by hinetesa ncwspaper~orrc.
mud children wounlfd ty tho SPEARS of the
Cossacks. These llu,it}ablc REPRESENTATIVE otthe
press Will allow us topsk thpm Two sit.plo uucs.
llans; HAYS they aHaallv seen the Cussaeks
aiit,aE M tness asy. woun ana i *1sfe t!ef
E'rrs'aps, alter ansWr,ng fraukly these qucs-
.luns, tho ninetcGn CORRESPONDENTS will begin To
Understand that wo4lIs lnllietc4 by Tctcrkess
'wursia wonderfully iaeaAtlu those originated
y Cossack Hexp1l, unu that thu l,art tlla
gentlemen u ths pres were called upon 10 play
u ihts business "a1not very cnYI4hle une.
cumming up all A&o said, tau but repeat
lat the excitement produced by the latest
vents IN our society Tremendous. II any ulle
euiA have doubted u H. brturc, now It Is per
ectly clear that this far IL nuc OF the most In,-
'ortant national ey{,ts Russia ius ever cx.
'rs!eurpd, hot ouly ID ia isulscdutu political
esuIts,, but for The tacrgy and SPONTANEOUS
stIonai feeling 1t ~ awakened, which viii |
ra:e deep turrow IL tie future history ot our
ountry."
LIIE EULINA MOUTH OF THE |
DANUBE.
OasfRuCfioAOF h1tIoATloS.
The Vienna CORES p,aleut of the London
'i,aes, writing OH 4ui /. saya: Publicity has