New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29

IMPORTANT CONCESSIONS MADE TO MONTENEGRO.
CnNnrANrINnPLR Saturday The territory of No


CoSsTAyrISoPLg. saturday.-The territory OF No
Nosella has been ceded 10 Montenegro.
The negotiations relative the block houses progressing
An smncsiy has been offered 10 the Crsisn insurgents
don Of their submitting to the authority Of The Porte The
insurgents are sad ~ have accepted this oner .,
ST. PETERSBURG Suneay-According To ad'iecs received
here nom ConsAnBoP. the Porte had agreed TO the demands
Of the Mon'enesns and The population nom Prince NehoAs
had returned 10 Montenegro
TBH SsUrsEcTIos ~ tAsDiA-sUccEssEs or Tia nsUR-
ST. PEIIRsBgEe Oct Ia-rir received from Candia
Of coasdelo' ehsrscie and the successes obtained
lion ofss ..sd va cecap BY ss insurgents. AID
ru portion By The 1arts vino numbered ioOs mso; ne
Turkish bOclaae oJ and GIeek brig briasiag
war m,srs Tor cr..as hst been captured oerTes,e.
belonging the in,ugeas wish refused 10 snrcnosf were
~ The Turkish gunhoat, and their drowned
Ra,,ah war hss. non .le rbpa, erecsd Al. cs,dAs
Bunors carreat ihsi tao salian was 1.Ansnse
wa the slow progress male b. the larklsh authorities IN VIC
prifcsi!on o!CasdiA aad that he had dispatched several
aides 70 q. i.sd to learn ne rs, .s,s Of .a.r.
ding 70 direct nielgence reces'eo
here Csss to the "a Instant the insurgents have deter
miaed oloa an snssvs p'soal,2a o. The War n tia, c,
that the ia'agsns would be able to csuy on their resistance
G ~ 39,a S. SoISI secret, ssa 10 tue
~: A;si efrn Puos lem oe ,s. i s
which u. later advises the CeIans not to exceed the limits oil
So Ta G Ten Ts Saa oo
returning Cshes attacked the I'd anh nstants by
Christians. snd pursued TO within three hours march OF
Canca Tbe furnish loss leOo killed and 800 wounded
Al negoacas have been hitherto utterly without result
Tue EoCnASIkS DIFFICULTY.
CoxsT.Suyorlt Oct IA letter signed By the Grand
WIDER and conisung the Official recognition OF Prince n,s'
Ia, been dispatched 10 Bucharest
This settlement Of the Turce Roansnisn dcay !. ascrieet
occupying post OF Freaoh ambassador in Consiantnope
Prince Charles Is expected to arrive here shortly
TUE EASTERN QUESTION
since the conquest OF Crete by tho TURKS 10 1902 there has
been real nagama,ion o. the Turkish and Greek races
Ian Lresourh, OF ,be landed property the island and has
In every branch Of Industry and culture completely eeed US
coaauerors Tho ater with their usual want OF foresight
have constructed aeer roads fcrresse which in this
and mountainous region would have gTen then ,ho
Sueniy been very frequent and OF the mountainous
d.ci, especially that Of sPAakia the Creeks live N sIae
Of qua.indepcndsnce With no, single Turk among then
In The whole island which has population OF $4,000 the
proportion o. Grests to Turks about as four to one iSs
been caused by their desire to be annexed TO Greece and
he complaints which they invariably put forward on
~ the authorities &c are usually little than pre-
erts The Turks know very well that they only exist IN the
there lib Ear consideration than in other parts OF the
empire for the present Instruction IT differs but little
r1 .ymrshy between the Greeks OF Crete and those Of
he Mores whom the Creans reudered valuable assistance
Ponmea have as little TO do With present movement with
ali former national sngs The Cretan nsurreoiion Is per
psaa ord bs he SnoO Of Crete With the Greek King
dom II not from the Greeks therefore that we need ief
s srsns danger OF such an event happening
auebce OF the present outbreak although the Creians
fhems
he esaodlnary events which occurred in Central Europe
last have produced an immense effect on ne sasoh
Foundations Of Turkey the feeling OF nationality has been
,ongy stimulated By the defeat Of Austria and the liberation
OF yenes and there hare been Italian aud Te,o
mouary agencies work in the country which have Sklny
reoaIrd all the elements VI extensive national movement
h success Of the Crcan revolution would doubtless preein
tate e outbreak which seems 10 be ncSabe and which In
~ ease will there good 10 believe next Spring
H. This outbreak semiadcpendent pncpaties OF Scryin
Uonereero and Eonmma VIII doubtless join and there Is
every probability that will result In the disruption of the
I,(ish Empire That such event must happen
Later Is pretty generally admitted but then comes the question
WHO TO govern the country IN nc place ofho inrEs fs
eon has As Ircov but ttls serious consideration and
~ n II one oa whose solution the most important intcsstAof
iiropo vii doIdnd and which ln sew MONTHS vii rlnry
frcofrc rrteffa.y ~ decide. Ihe lofbfths idisnr4
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