The Sun. — 1856-07-28 (London, England)

TRIAL OE TELE TURKISH PACHA.  The second sitting of the court appointed to try the 1 prisoners concerned in the murder of the Greek girl at Varna took place on the Bth.. At the conclusion cf the first day's sitting ooe of the prisoners, named Moustafa, attached to the deftice of the paella, was under examination, and his interrogatory was proceeded with at the conaniencement of the second sitting: The appearance of the prisoner was now much changed ; his military uniform had been taken from him, and he wore a kind of prison &etre and was in irons. The president, after recommending him for his own interest to reveal -the whole truth, proceeded as. follows with his examination :—" You have stated that Hussein, having heard that the carrying off of N6d4la, the Greek girl, was known at Varna, bad decided on baring her assassinated by you ?" "Yes ;he said, If the pacha hears of it he will kill- me,' and he then gave me orders to kill the 'girl and throw the body into the water."— " Where did Hussein tell you this ?" "In the court. yard."—" Did any one know what he told you ?" " I ' cannot say."—" War there no one present?" "Yes, the aide-de-camp Meheinnied, but I.do not know whether Hussein spoke to him of the affair."—The prisoner then stated that lie went to seek Vacil and ' the 'young girl. "I told her," he continued, "that we'were going to take a walk. She said that she would not gOen foot, and I said that we had a carriage at a short distance., We quitted the village. It was then night: While we were going along I told Vacil that the girl Must he killed or drowned." President : " What reply did Vacil make ?" "Nothing. I explained to him that .Hussein was alarmed at its having become known at Varna that he had carried off a Greek girl ; than he had been told that search was being made for her, and that he 'wished to get rid of her. We then Proceeded on our way. A shorter distance further .on cut.a 1 1 Lhre t7lown.Vacil ri.pe? with which we were provided, and— telP•i3"2.--ricZose at the end of it. I. then took the rope and threw it over the girl's neck"."--e" Yen declare that it was you who threw the rope over the neck of the girl, but that Vacil male the noose e re yee.".,--But did net the girl see you preparing the rope ?" "No, it was quite dark."—" What did the girl say When yon threw the tope over her neck f' "Nothing ; for the moment I had done so I threw myself on her, and, Oiled the rope tight, and she fell motionless to the ground without uttering a cry." —e." When you saw the girl was dead, what did yeti do ?" "We stripped off her clothes, which we made a' package of in her cloak. While taking off her .."—" hat did you do clothes, I held her by the feet, and Vacil by the arm with the package?" "We put it on a horse. which we had in waiting near the place, and went away:" —And you- left the body lying on the ground naked ?"—" I picked up some grass and branches of shriihs, and threw over it."—" When the body was fonnd, it had seine bayonet wounds on it. How were they made ?" "I do not know."—The president then commenced the interrogatory of Mehemined Aga, the aide.de-camp of the pasha. " Where did you first see the girl Nedela 1" In the street one 'evening."— -"How long was this before you left Tooltcha?". " About eight or ten days."— " Did you speak to her ?" "I was going to the Danube with an'order :from the pacha. • As she appeared to be coming to. speak  to me, I asked her what alit; wanted, to which she replied that she had some business with the paoha, and I then continued my road." The interrogatory of this prisoner was continued on some unimportant details, but it was found impossible to get any satisfactory answer from him, and the prisoner said : " Mehemmed will not reply sincerely to any of the questions which we put to him, and it is therefore useless to continue the inter. rogatory. Let the Prisoner be remove')." The sittiog then closed, and further proceedings were adjourned to the 12th.