New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
THE GREEK INSTRUCTION.
BATTLE BETWEEN THE TURKS AND GRFFKs-fHE
RaIIEu lfiCu INSs.

LATTER ROUTED, WITH MUCH Loss.
ArHEss, April 2s-On the 25th Aria taken by the
Turks and 1000 insurgents under Karaiskah were de-
feated by the Turks under Osnan Pashs Many Greeks
attempting JOIN the insurgents have been taken by the
French ships and have been delivered 10 Faud Ef
fendi. An attempted Instruction in Samos has failed
Another letter from Corfu published in The Paris Mont
teur mentions further particulars. Arta, 1t says the
principal center of the Greek Instruction taken on
the 9th u by tho Ottoman troops, under Osman after
combat of fifty minutes. The insurgents, 5000 strong,
under the command of Tzaveas and Karaiskakas left
$50 dead the number of their wounded is not known.
Tzaveas's private Secretary among the killed. Faud
Ei.ndi was present al the action.
Yet another account, while IL confirms the capture Of
Pen Arta also the retaking by the Sui
tons troops Of the of Mezovo very important po
s;ion for ii the principal pass the Pndus
Mountains, between Epus and Thessaly. The nhabit-
Of the city entirely Christian and mostly
wealthy. They openly alege that they induced to
throw off their allegiance Turkey by the representations
Of Sgnor Rosetti the Greek Consul who has just been
expelled from Janna.
No had they done this than the Greek General,
Grivas protect Them and commenced his pro
lection by lcvyng contribution Of 100000 piastrcs. He
next exhoed the inhabitants to protect themselves against
the Turkish attack the city, end shut himself up in
some looIoed houses, where he quite SAFE the Turk
ish General ADD Posha, having artillery When the
city taken Grivas escaped with the treasure he had
collected.
AT Pcta documents found on the body OF Tzivcl
lass Secretary which entirely compromise the Greek Gov
eminent.
With the exception of the Pus all the coasts OF Greece
are rgdly watched by the French and English ships-of
Their cruisers stationed at Patras, Vanetza,
Syde ard Negropont. They suffer vessel to come out
without sending searching party board. Pirates
swarmng in The Archipelago An English brig had drilled
ashore the isle of Andros there board,
but the cabins were drenched with blood.
The recently discovered Greek conspiracy Of which the
Russian emssary Baron Oolsner was of the prime
movers was a formidable affair. The plan to raise
host Of Greek conspators in various parts of
Turkey who at given hour were 70 put their Turkish
neighbors to the sword.
The principal blow to be struck at C0nsantnope,
and the further direction Of the revolt to be entrusted
to English adventurer named Plantagenet Harrison.
This Harrison believe served in of the Central
American States Oelsncrwho during tho very time he
organizing the conspiracy, receiving 900 pastres
q month a Turkish spy-was weak enough to confide
the knowledge of his schemes TO physician named Aska
who at once betrayed him to the Turkish authorities.
One of Oelsners accompces was Constantine, master
of a Greek vessel, who in correspondence with Nj.
Meaxa. Constantine had undertaken TO find forty Greek
Captains who would engage to convey arms and anuni-
ton TO Conantnopc and to assist in the work of death
Col Bobnianoff the middle man between Oelsner
and Gorohakoff.
Gen. Kapka has had audiences with Reclid Pasha and
Lord Satford dc Radcliffe. Rechd recently informed
deputaon of Poles that the hour for action and
that Gen. Wysocki would speedily receive definite
swer TO his proposals. At a soiree given by Gen Bara-
quay dIiillers Gen. Klapka an invited guest but
his entering the all the Austrian officers left 1t is
stated that the British Government has recommended the
Porte to enrol Polish legion