The New York herald., 1877-08-27

will soon be beyond the reach of these he'll nends
where their terror and sorrow will be alike forgotten
| TURKISH soLDIERs
! accompanied them to Karabunar, taking with us
also Turkish woman who had been shol In the back
some ten days ago and who has the ball 10 her STILL
She Is nursing BABY three months old AT Tirnovp,
on the Marza after having put these people into an
they might be here but we were suddenly alarmed
by party OF bashi-bazouks making attempt TO
get At and murder these wre.ched OLD people Had
stood on the steps OF the carriage there not the
smallest doubt they would have Duchered them all.
AS ~ was, one ruian ran round to the other side and
hurled In through the window piece OF a chimney
pot weighing at leas, forty pounds fifty pounds
which fortunately killed none OF them IL was per-
tectly useless to send to the oficer In command.
for variety OF reasons. In the first place, no
ever knows who he Is, as he is changed
by every Secondly he would not dare to llft
finger or give an order that the bashi- bazouks
mig ut resent Thirdly-He was probably drupk--an
opinion which may startle the adm rers c the
Turk :" but have excellent good authority
for believing that sobriety is confined TO the lower
ORDERS aud that drunkenness - by no means an ex-
ceptopai state among the upper classes. Al last we
found an old creature who informed the head
Zaptch, and by threats OF holding him responsible at
Constant,nople with his head II these people were In
jured during the night we induced him TO surround
our FsrsSD. BAsHr-DAzouk.
The bashi bazouks were very threatening with shouts
maurais quart dnems. There are at Tlrnova, on the
Martha, now about three thousand bashibazouks and
towns Of Scmen.x % and Trnova are a, .Ss msrey Of
these people, anu cannot but think they must soon
share the tate OF tho Others la tho meanwhile u IS
not a bulgarian question alone. IL becomes most
serious consideration how Europe Is to get rid of tho
ruians whom Turkey has armed, aud whose sole idea Is
that the Christian Is an Insi,ution" for him TO earn
livelihood Ivy robbing and to giut his passion by vo-
la,ing and numbering II is useless TO blink the tact
that Turkey utterly poweress TO deal with them her
self, ana yet OF all her great crimes there lew
greater than tho employment OF these hordes
cannot '"Is be- far OF WHOM the aesola,,on Of
the country and the starvation OF tho
few scattered remnants OF the population -ll AFFORD
6aI fnr mir md theg M IA IA
on the more civilized cities such as AsrAssre Con-
s,antlnople, Salonca, aud so forth VITA a@e 0reas'
Turks stand IN awe OF these mee, aas sss reason Is
not ptegibc. for on nearly ssesx occasion OF
OF jen, saghra was chiefly asae ss snem
The massacre OF Geula-Nshaiisse vas ex-
BASH bazouks have visited the ,owa gAs cgrssssians
have quarrel With the Bulgxrlars, sz4 80 xina Of
excuse Is dscoverabe Tor them There - ns ressia.
lion in the matter no long standing sssa lessersd by
foreign Intrigue They come .rora anesAer eaatnent,
armed and let loose oy rurxey and hsr sseds are
written IN letters OF blood w1sr~ver . Cafsssisn or
even a Jew, Is to be found
THE WORST TALEs OF HORROR CONFIRMED.
From the Lon'ou us,audard-fro-rsrssshl
CoSsrAsrrSorLx, August S 1871
There is need to inquire by whom these out
RACES iirst commenced, for each sicc began to
perpetrate them soon rs IL had the opportunity.
There is no need to inquire BY whom the greatest
been cruel proportion to lis opportunities When
the Russians advancing toward AdrIauople
the Bulgarsns treated the Noslem population
with infamous oarbarity Now inat 'ne Rus.
massacring the Christian population OF every village
which they enter The Porte yesterday addressed a
called attention to some fresh atrocities which had
been committed by the Russians Circulars OF this
,nas they need no special comment; but IN
the circular OF yesterday the Porte instructs
It's representatives to demand of the governments
TO which they accredited whether the time has
arrived 10 put an end 10 The bloody work which Russia
is carrying systematically, and IN contraventon of
the modern way OF warfare. am not gong 10 defend
the conduct OF the Cossacks and Bugarians, which
quite black has been painted but am sure tho
foreign representatives Russia may, with equal propr
ety. demand whether the time has TO put end
to The horrors which Turkey, in the violation OF the
laws OF civilized warfare makes no attempt to check.
1t beyond doubt that the Christian quarters oil Eski
Saghra and Kasanlk have been burned by the Circas
SANS attached to the army Of suleiman Pacha, and
that the Christian male population, together with
u great number of women and children, have
been put to the sword. These are Bulgarian
SLAMS did they did in retaliation But the population
OF Karovo Is almost entirely Greek, and upon this un.
thousand iel suddenly and did not cease until they
had paged ana burned the place, and put almost the
whole of the inhabitants to the sword This was not
done IN revenge Tor the people oi Karlovo mad In no
wav offended. II was done Ia the wantonness OF IN
iqulty.
NO JUSTICE TO he had.
The trial OF Abdul kcrim and Redif Pacha proceeds
very slowly, FIRST because Rehif Pacba Is really
seriously Ill. and because in Turkey all such pro-
ceedngs proceed slowly. In August, 1875, two Ar
meDian women were murdered; SIX mOnthg aitcrward
their supposed murdcrers were arrested the trial OF
the supposed murderers is not yet concluded.
The Turks, however, are very angry that the trial
OF Abdul Kerim and Redf Is proceeding so slowly.
They declare that the prisoners protected by
Mahmoud Damad, aud they threaten to take the law
INTO theiE hands the event of the prlsoncrs be-
ing acquitted. You Will remember that the Turks,
some weeks ago. captured young Russian officer who
had been IN command OF an unsuccessful torpedo ex-
petition. When the Duke OF Edinburgh here he
took great interest 10 this young officer, and the
Russ ians have offered 10 exchange Turkish ON.
cor of rank against him. But the Turks have refused,
saying that they release who skillul
In the use OF torpodoes