New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24
THE FLEETS

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from Asa we are quite destitute OF advSe-
The FLEETS.
letters of February 20, mention thai tue
A,oIo French convoy which accompanying 'HS
an,pors with troops and si"res l,o 's pe "aI d;s
ION thai had been cruising in the Black 20
,rcboraee and would not again set san uh oined % ihe
detachment from BasoIR eeaf battle shin and
dor saw Russian feet OF 81 me % '''' ''f' " ''
ersl frigates AZ anchor on lana 1900 r.. . L,,.os
The French Government has advertised Tor a nundrea
- n, carry men and from harseiiies 70 me war
THE GREEK INsURRECTION.
The P-;.ish ner cf the Indian Islands has
- a c;rcular 10 tie English residents, ending
them 70 discourage the Greek nsubordnaon a. there -
mo-, The slightest chance 81 is success ana tna' me recent
o.a NJ he TuIkh Minister at Athens backed up by the
Eour Power 10 the Greek Government. Is an intmaon
to King Oto he ought not to make himself RESPONSE
bic for the coDsequeIcCs ~, &,
A me- etipg Of the principal inhabiteRts, Mosem and
Chrsan at Janina has JUST been held al the instance Of
the French Consul consider how the present nsur,ec
tionary dcul;ies may BIO best remedied From the fol-
ior;nc resolutions which were unanimously adopted tho
score of the proceedings will be seen ist That the in
habitanis Of Rsdovitz and acca be invited TO send
voys TO sBiDa discuss tho complaints made by their
coan,rymen I'd Tina, the Council and The French Consul
guarantee the safety Of these ENJOYS 3D. That Sulsymsn
Beg be dismissed required to cOnfne himself strictly
within the letter Of his duties There il do1bt OF the
fact that the of of the Turkish frontier
chiefs have given color OF justice to the revolt A: the
same time the partial nature Of the outbreak shown from
the circumstance OF
only O0 are in and Of these 600 sympahizers
from Greece The Greek Government disclsims encOur
seement Of the revolt, bur this disclaimer may be
earded as due partly the presence on the Of
French and English steamers
The Greek population of Larissa 10 Thessaly is per
fecty quiet and all is tranquil in the saudaks OF Upper
Albania.
-Four Turkish and two Egyptian ships Of war. very
strongly manned had arrived at Orfanoin the Gufsof
Contessa, and hve other men Of war one Of which was
English had into the port OF Saorca IN Macedonia
40 ag Information enables 10 luu.e,
tie instruction is no longer formidable.
OTHER INCIDENTS
Omer Pasha, whose title has hitherto been Commander
in chief OF the army of Reumea is appointed Generals
smo OF the army Of the Danube
Darbor Rechid Pasha has been named General IN chief
Of the army OF Constantinopie.
Mehemet Kepresli Pasha the new Captain Pasha, had
arrived at ConstsninoIle
Reschid ratha son. ali Palib Pasha was TO be mar
ried TO the Sultan's eldest daughter sd ult
The mail steamer Rpon, with the regiment OF English
Guards board was spoken at Gibraltar all well enEou'e
TO Turkey.
Russian camp of ocOo is forming Odessa and ad-
ditisns making TO the Notifications OF Sevasopol
During bali given by the French Ambassador at Pera
baIbarOus murder perpetrated within few doors OF
the spot Mons PEREZ French merchant, wen, to the
ball leaving his wife at home sck. During his absence
three entered the house, robbed it, and stabbed
Madame PEREZ fatally, and wounded the maid servant
WHO screamed for assistance On leaving, the rulans
appear have quareed among Themselves, for the corpse
Of one of them found close at hand with knife IN
In Italian.
US. MINISTER'S ADDRESS TO THE SULTAN.
On presenting his credentials TO the Sultan the new
American Minister said;
although the religious and political institutions of our
two countries different, they yet have in some re-
spects followed the policy. In each of them the
spirit of progress exercises bengnant influence. the re-
publcans the United States departing from the ancient
political doctrines which continue even many
tries parayze the physical and intellectual energies Of
man; ard your Majesty adopting those reforms which
most promise contribute to the prosperity and welfare
Of the Ottoman Empire The two nations have given en-
asylum the political exes of other countries and
in the times Of the ilusrOus ancestors OF your Majesty
the Christians have often found under the crescent that
protection which Lad been denied them under the
Thanks to the maganmous conduct Of your Majesty the
jealous e4ies o. oerty in recent meD have ioaaa
on these shores afe asylum and dgnfed tranquility.
In the great struggle in which your Majesty engaged
you have the sympathy and the good wishes OF the whole
American Nation. While the policy followed by our
Government impcdes all national Intervention IN Ea
ropean auestions il never prevent u.s. as people,
from demanding OF Heaven that the arm be it aussul'
man or Christian, which holds tie sword Just cause.
be strong May Your esty be successful in preserving
the integrity Of Empire which has often given refuge
the e1ied Of liberty Of other countries This IS
the universal desire Of the people of the United States