The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-15


matte difficulties with Your government sne has no
idea u her situation and hence she mupllcs her
faults and abuses she appears not TO be Satisfied
with her continual pulling and hauling rom
Que slde 70 another hy the great European oNers ~
determined 10 create fnr herself additional com
picatons With your powerful Republic. Every day slo
drawing nearer 10 her destruction aud ~ isNn
ine the ial hour Of her tsappearancs rom tho map ~
Europe. You have In The island OF Cyprus consul
whose residence ig AZ iaTnrca seaport tho south
side Of tho island Your consul u General Palma DC
Cetnola Tho Mudir -admnisirator az IArnaca-under-
took 20 arrest the Of tie General under nfatsxt
that hs was deserlcr FROM military service Tho cap
Turk who DISCHARGES tho duty sanlry the onle"
The pr soai of the establishment and a looked upon
a. subject Of tho nation II Whose emaioy be serves
consequently he shares 10 tho mmanitfs of the dipo
matte body. The present action o. thu Mndr
Is an unquai6ablo ahrso ~ re~cE General
Palma LAID his complaint before The Mu9r hrl without
he than addressed himself 10 81, "a Ia gov
ernor Of tie ISLAND who resides a. ~. asla box slh
better result. whercapon he braka Oh ~ Nsai re,.
uous aud set sail Tor tonstan'inopl- AZ onsan luopc
Mr. Morris the Minister Of your republic lai ns COM
plant before All rachs, Minister Tor fovRn Aliafa r.
quiring exemplary satisfaction for tue Outrage and
the dismissal Of tho Mudir and paoia Had the Porte
been wlsc IL would hwe acccded 70 this r.qusrcment;
hut Il took shelter In the toriuous labyrinth q dplo
macy In orier 70 bring tho matter 10 close, an ex
animation e. to be made In Cyprus, and $40 commits
employ Of the Porte tho other Mr. Johnson yoar Con
sui at Beyruth. They are 10 depart snottv upon Their
mission General Palma has retnrned g Laruaca
but this drst mistake OF the Porte did not auice;
had TO commit another stil moro grlcvoY he fseha
Of the island OF Crete residing az anea xmAl faeha-
so a. capea during the serious outbreak thai took place
recently on that island and OF which sha speak III ihe
end OF this letter Tho residence Of roneu II held "a
cred Turkey well IN tho rest ~ Europe, and
hence the acton of Ismaii Pacha IL inespcaple The
American Consul hancd down his nsg hakr an oil dip
lomatc relations with the Pscha and rrferru the case w
Mr. Morris The matter IL Ia the hsslss OF the 70
spectvs diplomatic ministers for settlement II IN
matter frequent for the Turkvh functona
res throughout tho provinces TO .nsnt ana annoy we
consus Of small countries such ~ Greece and the DAnu
oan prineipaiios. This 10 bad enough sicaeh y has
grave results for the Turks Bat ~ MOI IN Ike man
towards powerful nations that have b& cannons and
mighty ships 10 avcnge tho wrong. " rfn Of incapa
b,y tolv and exposes tho Turkish government 70
the most serious cntaaalements
ARuvAL AnfR,As WAR nxAnBs At orrAs
On tho sixth Of September the Americas screw
Tconderoga, flying Tue pennant Of Commoors steadman
arrived At Consantinopic from Canea Amer the usual
exchange Of santcs the Commodore wensto The arsenal
In tho suburbs az Tershsnns where he vtrd the api,an
Pacha Grand Admiral and Minister Of the Navy Niche
met All Pacha, board OF his fla ship thp Mnimondie
ON leaving, Commodore stcsdman ~ sasNcd by assyo
from The guns OF the latter vessel On tits sth tho r.
conderoga sailed Tor buyuk.Dre 10 the IsosIhofas 20"
following day tsgnday1, Commodore Steaiunn and stan
paid official Whit 10 Hon. h. JOY horri& the United
states Minister Nr Morris Immediately rctnrned The
visit Ho was received ON hoard with - the honon
due 10 hs ranS, and on going 1nor~ WA ssiu'sd
with a sslyo guns. On tho samo'day Mr. Nor
ris officially pre.ened Commodore steadaas AM
basssdoTs Of France Great Britain aud K3Ha, " tue
Inlernunco Of An nni other foreign representatives
In the 'oning iianer was given - rho Comfno.
dorc and the on the rconderoga by Hon. Mr. and
Mrs Morris On g,h the Un.ted ststss Minister
10 the Ninser le IN Affairs aud " the Other MIN
jstcrs OF the Porte In evening theru grand
dinner At tho r.snee Of Lord lyons ne hns,-n Am.
Of Ruspiae brthday-ths Ticonderoga was splendidly
decked with nags and II noon a saiaie u twenty.
Alexander reception also given " Ore American
onhccn 81 ihe Rnssnn Enba~sy. On the i2th General
Igna,isn the Russian Ambassador gave grand dinner
70 Hon W. and Mr.. Norris aud tommodass slsadnau.
On the 12lh OF September the Captain saa waited the
rcsndefosa He Was received With nAiate Of twenty
guns and on hts departure With snothcr OF nine
teen. ON ,he 18th the Captain fsehs gave grind
dinner to Hon Mr.. and Mrs Morris, IN us ,osnmodors
and hts stan On the 10Th the sultan granted an
audience 70 Commodore steadman sSd sud-, wao were
presented by Hon Mr. Morris Ths Ticcfdsroga GAS
Isr departure vs. v,,.a BY IL. and
foreign ministers, and was sauied according 70 uge.
NJ indeed very much 70 bs desired tLai This hand.
some specimen Of yous savy may bring tbs Sublime
Porto to pursue mge cIrcum poet and compcfcnt
course u conduct ~ dlpona,,c ccndcs with the
and gracious hospitality srs I'll Of much .ssua. Sa.
diplomatic courissy requires morepnmsiy rsspect for
.he disny Of grai nations IN the ssr0ns ~ their rsp
re-eDatyes well In the immuntss ibsl attach W
theuA
mrVxbifan Paeba has invited Tho monitor x.sniono.
mob TO vss consian..nops and sAs limitation h-s been
accepted
the Marquis DE- Housfiss leaves cotetsnfinopIs tbis
evening Tho departure Of the mali h.s been delayed
In consequence twenty -four hours
Guisilti Musaphs PAcra landed ~ tarea tho ilth
Of september Isnsii pacha, tosern0 olnbnf ed On
tbs 'ss.s which took Aasapha oa mi b. snvsa nsrs
90 the 10Th
10 che arrival OF Nusiaphs In Cse'e tee sn hsd
broken out ana blood had been freely shsd
rTgss
Tho Egy ptian troops had been whipped % i~o snrage-
neDts Aprrorona, situated between IsDes and
Arsco, and at Secno, the sonis ssst slae ~ the
land Al S~leno the Rgvptsns ara flffg lnded, aud
Nnstapha PAcha has sent troops ~ 5i.Esf thon fron
their peril V1te No o. 'a> ai,esds A. fpis. alta.
aied about two hours' march from and the cretsns
attacked The Turks but kho~ o. gage sAAd Ia have
cut them up severely, and the, ior.ed 70 retire.
having . quantity Of small lla h.nis ~ Tho
enemy. Tho ABOVE teinm gst1s'si from
very favorable 10 the Turks and ~ 10 sisber
sragge ralSd or glokscd 10 suit lss