The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-28 00:00:00

GREAT BRITAIN AND GREECE.

ATHENS, ow.
Questions have reemitly been asked and elphik
ikons given in the Chamber which have aria,
eonsiderable native. It will be recolleciag
some months back two citizens of %auto 1,7
attacked and ill-treated in the public streakier&
town. The police interfered, the semilmits
arrested, and ultimately expelled from the id;
While the proceedings were pending it amftti.
the Britannic Legation, being unaware a tics
addreesei the following note to M. Brsii.."‘
Greek Minister for Foreign Affain :
Gtr,—The Fwgiielt govern has fez seem
received hem its siesta ia Greece and the Icahn her,
the seam lanisoMble aoconets of the state c 4 yook7
Gordis' to these sutra permits have he
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wildly attacked, beaten, and ems ameedeatsd, 1::"•4
hicilevftels is broad dayhght, ad, se it "al
impusity. Verbal representatioss have girl!
epee this sublime to she Radek povenmeet by ohoh%
ansbrador at Askew.
A Dew crime bee recently ben sotified a Ow
arsenal. Hai the 22ed May Iwo —we
formerly director of the aloe, end ran&
frees his poet, and M. Haas, lest caialit
Beata Haara—ww• stalked sad beam Wire ass a%
pHempalbses
takseecieswetheof
authami• town.
fa mpsaran:4
sidoorzt
' el the guilty persons.
I Moe liesived ceders from the Secretary of %hi.
Neap affairs of Great tO aoimeityour
that the Queen cannot (likely view the impunity
to siemelne in a country when, ceder her Massmia—",..,_
Wm, lama seen wen seemed spinet rod.doon.
Thy Qum, in comentiag to withdraw bse
frees those islands le eider thst they might la 'ail:
the kingdom of Grew* adopted that step la th, w‘it
that their inimideents would *OM the onme wealth
person sad property ender the government of Ow utt
Geese es sales the protease of the wen of
BMW & this rot prom the *ma, sad instal bete el me,
Mks pies at Haste, the Queue will here meta hee
plain cif the bed faith of the Greek goverment.
ho. For Mr. Erskine. Fsezzi"
His Faciellericy M. Ham
The Greek minister is reported to hays yak
by. proving from authentic documents thtt >V
crime was severely punished a month passim,
the note of the Britannic Legation. At the
time he expressed his surprise at the accusal d
bad faith, bemuse the lonian Islands bag an
Greek as well as the older provinces of the kipg.
dem he was unable to see that the Britannia pia
mint bad better right and stronger intim' ler
the Greek government in the maintenance clear
or that the terms of the treaty implied an ablignia
on the part of Greece towards Great Britain Th
minister is further stated to have repudiated tla
attempt at intervention in domestic thin ls
politely attributing it to the strong interest felt
Great Britain for Greece. To this deepsichi
following reply is stated to have been reared
Atha Od ff.
Sir, —I have not failed to transmit to Isar lialists tb
rotary of State for Forelpi Affairs a copy of yew slit
twig's despatch dated the 10th (21nd) Aged 14, go
the state of &Rte. This dispatch did oat reeek
the Mk August (Bth Sept.).
Earl Baal has desired me in reply to Wan*
excellency that hex Majesty's goverment boots tie
eons who have been allowed to return to Zoete v 0 t
permitted to commit new criminal acts. Its
Tilers set is obliged to maintain order is the •
with regard to all the great powers, sad
with regard to Great Britein.—l end msyelf, kr.,
(Head) EWER
Commenting upon the above La Gres rasa:
Thus the strong has spokes, sad the week Wes
right of protesting. We believe that the Gramma
is only bound sa tower& the Hellenic pseple to usiga
I °War Jaen parte of the kingdom. If it does sot sad*
protection to all, If it does Dot puniih aexedisg %dila
three who attack the rights of oare,it has to give vie
count of its waded to the lista. The Rafts pas,
in placing Grams under their tees, have not, es he sew
are swore, preteodel to impose upon her the abligdimil
allowing them to interfere In her dome tic affairs. It out
only be in COM of serious troubles, such as might men ha.
promise the existence of the kiagdom, that ILeierl eagle
ether protesting powers scold legitimately, Mara is
save Greece. Bet to preload that an act of !Natality a
witted by one isdividual to the detriment al modal
rises England to insult the Greek gocernmest aid
threats to it, is to deny the autonomy of the eau*,
to show ace clearly than the day, that it is set dlo
see anything al a stable character setabliiied is thisever,
I
party

SPEECH OF GENERAL TOR MANTEUML.

HADEBSLIBIN, Oor.l.
General von Mantenftel, the Governor et Illeiiig
toot the oalcials of i
the town and &Wet at Iledeuhis
the Town-hall here yeas:day, and eddying dm b

following meeoh :
lem glad. gentlmm, to see you hers. I shoed he
winked to meet you *alio, immediately after I bed vi
dressed the officials in Flensburg, but it ins imposibble
mil to do gi, owing to peer of bonmo. I wee the so
desirous of meeting yea, ue order that I noy repot h th
north the esplanallges of um ookmation, by el
pr
showed at Fleabag that I too had both fading
afraid= for this agar, in which Goma sad
eloreate live intamkak'd and side by side. WI h
the Nowt that you also will set is acardosile
thaw declarati=s, that peace may wail in lir loi
sad sa aid los put to n 5 oul
baleueio. Hoe ia the WA
there has beau a good dal of lissitatkg atone lat
German or Dangh, sod may think that every
thek
again
superioric=t be made Dee of
that 'Oka
to oppose
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No ; stomps we the more NMI we feel
the milder might we so he, the mere 00015(5, Ns that
wwwwwitY ought we to dkpky; that it a Gowan
I remind the Death nationality that Saw* i
the fatherland common to the German ailegality *
! half. We have parzat the molt various boat Irli
side by au in but knowing:De *Pi;
Iwo d egaatry unites Liirsasi in Km ales
amombals yeas whole in the ifeg i
yens , epomes fahodaed. wig • Rabid% • W
whisk yea ass 01l bora sod bred, for there I ea asidg
ter It. flisalig-Hobleis has become a comb/
I must allude so a seam& paint, the was w ww"
which is now mach made um of far egibles Is
=ode (sod there are agitators irrerYwinsiallb.
an have been made upon pretext ri rights sad bear
elan" sad the intaglio of the rang ,try. will& sag
prosper by civil ado, have bees sedestaella• I hi"
a aver* asample ia that town ; I was lots to de i 1,02
King has ordered ale to direst my chid akenthe
the laicals of the courefry, mad dieter/soca isjare
Lives threshed by petty you
mot be possied Wf we
rity towards a few. I wars you here it the nopetitr
ail sock of denacostastions which might S
iatespeated is a Duda mart for I will set
them. King Christian IL has
!trasdirre Ide
to the Deehles to the Emperor o Austria anl wit
iroveriam, sad that is the only hasie ems**
its
coder am be erased in this county wbsoloo
against this basis will have to account to me. RIC
an now being held out is many quarters of a ewe, w
Dudek war. Denmark sad Swsdendire to form Si Mit
and Beaked and Frame will supped Damask. Vim
who tea yea them thin. that they are not Ira% Ili
they should set believe them ; the awe nodal IA
the. through which the quiet sad of ow
postporied. Further, we ate not afraid of war ; the___.
wishes for it ; war is our trade. We are fondling Mr'
mad Alma, sod it would be no easy Ise for an gill
drive us out. Sikkim is held by our alba 111i1.T14
famous leader there alidealo hie bulimia
Bib
young beat sahigges fiat boa east a in Ktel Bib
eirenneetanas are everywhere ohnchoraaged to our
You have not to
the OW ;ke yousatimayn I rat soar*len ...
the wags of Proar ge temonew
Minima to look est for niyeelf my Nevis feetici
Do sot be led saw by the agitation of the
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