New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06

! themselves tn representatives. Of Nr Netaxis The
Ciar.os GAfaires Of tue smaller powers thought Ct
sDxcusly 10 avoid making any manifestation either u
.ymp,tLy or anlipalhy Thus Mr MetsSas was obliged
20 leevc bchind en- Ai'ache of his own. Bot il was
soon discovered that his substitute abusing the powsr
grnted - him by the Forte busy engaged himself ia
distributing passports among the creek Ralahs, in
order to enable them TO oia The insurgents in Albania.
Consequently. the functions OF the Greek CAanceey
have been altogether suspsded the issuing OF pass
ports beng now deyOycd en- commission CONSISTING Of
;wo Irfks and two RsjsLs
simultaneously notice was posted mp tlat any sub
jet ID the Kingdom Of Greece who wished 90 become
subject of the Sultsn might be allowed 10 10 so on
hrong TWO respectable persons guarantee his good
condCet As the Hellenic Inhabitants Of Const antinopls
Lad uttered loud threats OF setting COnsiniinople On
tire and pagng u before their MARCHING of extraor-
binary have been taken by the Government
The Turks patro by day end night and on the prom
cnGdc 81 Pera fifty cannons mounted From sun
set 10 midnight every one walking riding through
TIE streets Or the field must be provided with LAM
tern: after midnight all circulation is forbidden. An
other edct prohibits the export of grain. Greeks con-
Tossing the Latin religion have been allowed to renal,
on the responsibility If the Latin Bishops Of Pera
For the greater part these natives from 1hion Andres
and Syria belong TO the servant class. The inhsbit-
ants Of the lse OF Hydra have addressed petition 10
the Porte sharply oeusuring the Greek Instruction
and eutrestng the Government; to excep. them from
the general measure. There has also arrived deputa
ten O TIE treek SUBJECTS al the furie from lrkaia,
in Thessay, requesting TO protect them energetcsl
" agsiust the Elecnan robbers whole villages had
been Ibid IN ashes by them and their nha bitans with
cut distinction Of age dragged TO the frontiers
there to be tOrmented in the most cruel manner.
feeling Of doubt, mistrust aud hostility against
their western allies is gaining possession of the Turks.
They begin to look on France and England moro
dangerous enemies than the Car himself and tho
general cry s-"they going to dethrone the sultan
ana divide the land-thcy are going 10 make us
81. -, tba q fam soukh
Of Constdntnope instead OF north OF Narna, the allies
are terrifying Gallpol agans; the Turks themselves.
The tract Of land on which the village is situated is
long peninsula joined by narrow isthmus to the con-
tncrt and admirably adapted for stronghold for in
yadeIs. Ii was there the GenOeso OF old defeJ the
Greek Emperors of COnstantmOplc. Besides. the sp-
pontncnt OF the new Sheik-el-lslam, till the orthodox
Noslens with Indignation since they regard him as lit
tie better than tool IL the Greek priesthood aud
strong cling begins to pcryade the Turks that II
better 10 WELD the one demand of Nicholas than be
made the play thing OF 3 knot OF greedy powers.
The opposition to the Coalition Ministry aud tho
popular Indignation at their manner OF carrying the
war has grown strong that even The Tines 10
obliged 10 choose between damaging its own circua-
ton and lis subsersiency 10 the Cabinet of all tho
Talents and has thought ut TO make furious onslaught
on them in its Wednes days number.
The Quebec correspondent of The Morning Post
whites:
Our feet in the Pacific quite strong enough cap
turo the whole OF the Russian forts and pcsts along tho
non and those which they possess here aud there anons
the Fox Abuiion and Carrie Islands, tho Whole forming
hahn from the American coast to Japan With tho cap
ure of these islands which also very valuable in turs
copper in the midness of their climate and in some ~
them containing excellent herbors the Asiac main
shore whore good harbor exist and OF Russian Amcr
ca our influence in the Pacific would DO materially in
period when the countries OF that ocean arc
likely 10 become Of that importance which has long been
their due The greatest resistance which would be offered
Ia our Zee, would be Now-Archange in the Island OF
Sitka which besides being strong by nature, has been
COMPLETELY fortified, and has some 60 or 10 guns
mounted There about 800 persons there the gar-
son being about 500 and there is dockyard where many
vessels of wer have been built AZ most o the other posts
there are but from 30 Ia 200 persons and few OF ten nave
works of any Importance Should France desire %
qurC territory of to this conquest shond we make
it. he MIGHT be allowed to possess herself OF kamschatka
ard the neighboring coast.
The Ga-es returns ofwheat sold in the market towns
of England and Wales exhibit remarkable falling OF
as compared with those Of the corresponding period OF
1853 and this may be taken as criterion OF the
quantity grown in each of the preceding harvests The
sales were, in