The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-02
THE GREEK INSIJRRECTION

The subsidy given by the Gar to the Greek
amounted to million drachmas per month The ,Rus.
sim government is reported to have given letters Oh
marque to the Greek pirates that nfesng the
Levant.
Advices from Munich mention letter from the OK
Aing Ludwig to his Ohio Of Greece, conurng him
not to ntermeddle in the Greek revolt Othos reply to
Il has plunged the whole royal family Of s.v.rio no
The re.commencsment of piracy on the Esssn Sea is
of Minor and the neghboring islands are the head
quarters Of the pirates and in consequence Of the
Der Of pratical vessels out 1t Is considered unsafe for
merchant ships to leave Smyrna without convoy
The robbers who infested the neghborhood Of Smyrn
being rapidly hunted down. Mchan, : companion|
of steio has been taken and to save himself has de-
The number Of Greeks expelled from Constantinops|
during the month of April II 000 and 1000 others
had become Ottoman subjects to escape the operation oil
the decree The Easter ceremonies passed Oh without
disturbance.
FRANCE.
RETORT ON THE CORRESPONDENCE DECREn-|
ARMY AFFAIRS.
The domestic is almost total blank The various|
rumors Of the war We have noticed elsewhere.
The report was false that changes were impending n
The Aonitear contains decree entirely abrogatng the
portation into France Of Asisc African or Ansrica.
products loaded from English bonded ports, and which
also prohibited the importation under English nag OIL
European products loaded from any other ports than
those Of Britain or British possessions in Europe.
The 4oniteur has very severe article the conduct
OF the Greek government in fostering nsurrecon against
the Turks The scope Of the article is recall The
collection Of the benefits which France has prodsay
dependence increased the French national debt by one
hundred millions Of francs the interest Of which the
and has p. paid Creek ioas nos
organized the National Bank Of Athens, the Athenan
y and as II TOT h. has
Their Disguised with Greek ingratitude The majority of
the Greek nation dsapproves of the insane
and treacherous excaton of revolt against Turkey the
friend of France And France declares that the respon
sbility shall rest the Greek government who risks
by ngratude only equaled by its blindness the loss Of
the only support which hitherto has never failed It,
Gen. Foley it was generally said, would Be apponted to
the command of II 900 destined for the occupation
Of Greece The occupation seems fully determined on
meets with the approval Of many OF the Greeks them
The Moneur denies that the English Cabinet advised
the French government to dsavow the recent difficulty
between General paraguay and Redschid Pschs
The difficulty satisfactorily settled without English
advice The Aonir also denies that the Prussian
eminent had asked explanations respecting the camp at
Cne hundred thousand men to be encampsd in tbs
Ias de Calais namely go 000 around Bouogne Ia four
in the villages nearest to the sea coast The destinAo
Of this force is unknown to the public.
oceis 81 the army are forbidden to make spp.cson
War will select such as wanted
The screw line Of battle ship Ulm, 100 guns, was
launched at Rochefort on the 18th.
An allowance is granted to the consuls and ministers
who have been forced by the to return to France
$4,000 francs for ambassadors $4,000 to 40 francs
for minister's and 600 francs for other agents
There is rather malicious rumor ahoat that the EN-
peror intends to divorce Eugene, on account Of the
probable failure OF issue.
RUSSIA.
REPLY OF THE EMPEROR TO GENERAL 0srEN Sac
KEN-HIs MAJEsTY's OPINION OF THE BoxBARD-
The following decree was published in the st. Petsra
burg INr0lide Russo
To GENERAL OsTKN SACKEN -
On the day when the inhabitants Of Odessa, united in
their orthodox temples celebr sting the death OF
the Son Of God cruced for the redemption OF mankind
the allies Of the enemy Of his holy name attempted
crime sgainst that city peace and
that city where all Europe in her years Of dearth In:
always found open granares The fleets Of France and
the hsbtstions Of peaceful citizens, well the
reliant shipping in the harbor But brave troops
ed BY ,
the attack Of the enemy against the SOIL which, Ia Apos
toc times received the ainty precursor Of the Chris
tan religion In our holy country. :
The heroic rmness and oevotien Of our troops inspr
ed by your example, have been crowned with complete
the enemy's fleets have disappeared as . worthy re-
for 80 brilliant an action We grant you the o.
81. Petersburg, April q, MAY 81
DIssENsIoNs IN THE FAMILY OF THE CzAR-rM
,.s. r wEATaER, ETC e. -, ;, Va, ...,.
that the Grand Duke Alexander Is living very much re-
tired while his brother Constantine is ndefatigabe In SUI
rerntendine naval matters IN the Baltic amount OF
attention to be pais to military Affairs just now
at st. Petersburg Perhaps the hereditary Prince Il not
perfectly pleased to see hi, Swn erO.
more particularly connected with the future OF his
younger brother.
unfavorabe accounts from Vienna important orders
were Immediately despatched to the Danube.
Letters from ST Petersburg Of the eth ut state that
the weather warm and CATION between Cronsadt
and st. Petersburg was opened on the previous day
Steamers had commenced running.
Nothing known Of the state OF the ice beyond, ana
great anxiety was felt for news from sea.
AFFAIRS IN THE PRINCIPALIrIEs.
A cor Of I0ufseur, from Belgrade, Nav
l. mentions that the 3lst ult. Mr. Col1aboun, the
English Consul passed through Belgrade, coming from
wslscbis, on special mission 70 Bosnia the Herse-
go,ina, and to Montenegro.
The object of his mission is to prevent any armed
letter from Vienna states that II was reported at
bucharest that the yladikAr Of Montenegro declined to
make war the Turks, having received strong
meneaiions, on which he had acted
AUSTRIA.
DnGySsE LEVY OF rRooPs-cHAScH OF A RUPTURE
WITH RUSSIA.
Important events are brooding over the Austrian en-
pire The Vienna Goze states that in consequences Of
the great concentration Of Russian troops the north
eastern and eastern frontier of Austria 900 additional
troops will be raised.
This measure must be considered as an open decas.
ton o. the resolution Of Austria logger to be onied
by Russia. ..o
An order has signed for the occupation OF the Ga
WIN t'gar ~ tbe new Austrian loan for f3 100000
tho amounts are said to- have been ooo
Of Amsterdam, and f5oo.oo0 at frankfoft.
THE GERMAN POWERS.
from tho London Times, May Isl
Tie accounts which receive from every part on
co,ra.ny canarm our impression that the true causs
nj e elton Of tia Russian arnes IS the IN
oreasng apprehension ,na' 'ns Turps and "a turn
th ssat OF the banks OF the Danuoe 70 those
Of the sereth or the pnssser TIE Aus'ran ger ~,
command OF The Archdake Albert, on the frontier o.
sryia and the line he Save and the presence oftht
amy sbtedly served to strengthen the TURKS IN
stc;r ositp al ga.fat aud 10 defeat the scheme II