New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26

fors msde speech in reply 70 the toast honor OF The
rasIdent and gave himself the toast, "Ihe sultan IN
sonneoOn with which he spoke Of the great sympathy
between the United States and Turkey our cordial l.
IS, iu IT'S welfare and admiration Of the nooe 'IoIts
made by the Sultan 70 improve Tie condition oil ms lto
ss Some has inq ired Whether DO IepeaVs1 1e same
Epoech az tho Russian Eubass3dorsl 49,.
= On the whole the visit Of the lcondefoso mas Deeh
Great success As % her officers the commodore ~ III
live Of Souh Carolina and OF the lev naval once
from tbs South who nOby stood by NE country au NJ
ais oath during the Rebellion lie receiyeo ouO nSms
of his wel-deserved promotion from The Capeincy While
here In ConafapuDople All officers were exceedingly
cordial and attentive the Americans Iese. neIe a4iu
rv away with them our best wishes. The Corvette goes
~ s1ra and TrvUt from here She q model Of clean
ness aud good order while IN port mere and al AoAoI 10
the United States. ., A., e.
BATTLES have been fought various parts Of CANDIDA
stng generally In favor of the Insurgents Inc loss OF
Che Turks said by them 10 have been heavy They also
eanort tbe massacre Of $50 and children by the
1ITrkish troops near Retymo The Turks the other
Sod reno-t That acr battle the Greeks obtained pos
season ~ Turkish military hospital and murdered al
t inmates VERY possible nethero these stones IS uCe.
Aiest likely both Of them arr true.
Trustworthy Wrterfrom Canea city on theislend de-
clares that great battle was fought near that place on
September o in which the insurgents completely
victorious the Iurksosing 800 killed beside wounded and
Trsonefa The insurgents appear 70 be well oHcered
Bot the whole question in Crete turns upon the proba
btes Of foreign intervention in their favor. Alone they
ran hold against the large Turkish force which
L. aov ooncentratedthere.
The Porte is nov thoroughly alarmed AMI does not
ITS fears 1t is hurylng troops from Constantine
t<ebcon at once. This cannot be done. IL vii! take
Nme 70 ubdue these people in thcr mountain stronehoos
even IL they receive aid nom abroad. MealS Lille le
excitement IN Greece has reached point which makes II
dOabtiu whether this kingdom may net De involved n
with Turkey in favor of Crete Nothing but Crete Is
thought OF or talked'of in Athens.
am surprised at this Tho sympathes n al who
know anything of Turkish rue must Dc with the CeaBs
The tables have turned 90 ROumauia A little while
Ago question whether Turkey should drive Prince
CHARLES from Bucharest suffer him foreman. Now the
POtte begging Prince Charles 10 DO kind as 90
30 COnsantnOpe anu except from the Sultan the appoint
Tnont OF Hospodar of koumania his terms. The
Porte the necessity Of settling this question
a. possible Prince Charles is expected here IN few
days. lilo be entertained a thief he ISL %
puncey styls in of the Sutaus palaces 20 be deco
Rated The right Of succession is % be made hereditary in
his family &c.
d The Sultan is building new and magnificent palace
fe B0sphorUs and the dollhouse alone OF this palace
80 cost E40O0O sterling. II approaching completion.
IN the Imperial Turkish AiLt the chief mechanic d az
American. who had been employed thirty years. Ills
pane Hidden and De is rcally genius. IIe has not
been paid cent Of his wages for year. and TIC American
MnIster has been pressing the Porte for month To pay
1t vain His family is IN distress but Tie Minister
a. Finance declares that there rs no money IN the Treas
ugY.
Not long since the Turkish Government he'd 10 pay
$50 sl1rlug 20 the American Embassy The Miliserot
Finance begged that might be paid lr two nstomcrs
the Treasury hard UP. lie aiterward prote-,cd
egainst being called upon 70 pay the second usa.uept
within Wefk Of the first. voUCh for the trufl ttls.