New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01
GREECE.

Tie Paris Honur under date Of Athens june $ states
that The intelligence from the disturbed provinces and from
the Greek frontier continued satisfactory The defeat OF
Karatassos the nsurgent chief in Macedonia is confirmed
He had $50 killed. and lost 700 cloaks standards
large quantity Of arms munitions and provisions al last
accounts he had rctreated to Mount Athos.
OF date Athens, June 9, it is teeaphed that the Greek
Government had recalled Iadji Pcros from 1hcssaly
The Turkish Minister had left Athens for Consantncpe
Twelve hundred English troops had landed at the Pr@us
On 22d May 1900 insurgents were defeated by Achmei
Pcsha at Sksa in Eprus part of the insurgents retired
to Greece, and others into the mountains. ms Is the
affair referred 10 in the preceding paragraph
AsIA-OPERATIONs ON THE CIRCASSIAN COAST.
We have no later intelligence from Asia. Admiral
Hamens ds atch narratng the recent operations the
Cnoa,sian coast is published in the Monae. From Ills
il appears that the fortrcsses OF Anapa and Suack Bay
are the only retained by the Russians, but IN
these they have augmented their garrsons TO the strength
Of 20 COO "Ass have, therefore, Says the Admiral
"tokon favorable turn the coast OF Crcassla aud
GEORGIA. AT Bardan and other captured places English
and French engineers experimenting the reconsruc
tion Of the defenses. At sukum Kaeh the Turks found
30 guns, 5000 shot and shell several hundred tuns OF
-four, eco tuns Of coal and other useful articles.
The following Is the account given Of the taking OF Re
dutKaeh Of which yet only imperfect accounts have
come 10 hand: The ships under Sir Edward Lyon left
kaloh at o'clock on the morning of May II,
and at midday arrived Of Redut- Kcleh. The sampson
steamer sent in to take soundings and found that all
the ships could within six eight cables length of
The batteries. With the view Of taking possession of the
place. rather than destroying it by bombardment, the
hps returned to Chocrooksu and having there embarked
II
where was that affairs unchanged the part
OF the Russians message forthwith sent TO the
Russian commandant sumnoning him to surrender 10
superior force and allowing him ten minutes to decide
The officer bearing this mssive cautiously received
by number of Offices who spoke French hueny, but the
commaDdant being absent he obliged to return at the
expiration of fifteen minutes without reply. The fire
from the ships Immediately commenced and the dsem-
bakation OF troops proceeded with The forts did not
return the re On landing the troops ran TO the fort but
found deserted The Russians they retrea.od burned
some villages. They had intended TO fire Sukum kaeh
in their retreat from that stronghold, but by request Of
Michael Cherfldehdz Prince of Abasa, they consented
not So condition that his forces would not annoy
them in their retiring.
ANOTHER CHANGE IN THE TURKISH MINISTRY.
Redshid Pasha has temporarily retired from the Minis
Try of Foreign Affairs and his place temporarily at least
will be filled by Chekib Effend Rodshids reti rement
is nonnay on account of sickness and domestic affection
PERSIA.
Adyices from Erzerum, May II, announce that the
Court of Teheran has decided send of obsera
ton 10 the frontiers of the Empire The force will be con-
cenirated at Aberberdsctan under Gen. Azis-khsn
Of the best warriors Of Persia and hostile 10 Russia.