The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-30
THE CANADIAN REVOLUTION.

the CANADIAN REVOLUTION.
French Report Of tho Renewal or the Fight.
Ing.
PANE. Dec. Is, 1864
The xoaitsur or this morning says-The late revival
Of tho Cretan Instruction 10 due 70 the insufficient mum.
Der Of the Ottoman cruise The foreign agtatos who
have created fresh disturbance in the island hsve been
able 10 dsembask freely with ammunition and pro-
visioaa now appears, however, that the aspect Of
Affairs win undergo change since the Ottoman cruisers
have been reinforced by certain number Of ANAL
steam guDboata
telegram from Constansinopie announces that France
has resolved 70 place squadron q the disposal Of the
Porte In order 10 render ecscous the blockade or
Gambia.
Russiau View Of Cause and Erect,
The Inv0iid< 1slsss OF December Is, publishes An
article In which disputes the correctness efths analogy
drawn by La Fyorcs between the Posh ana CANADIAN In
surrsctions The insurrcction 10 CANDIDA says the IN
uaJids u exclusively caused by the non-sxecuton Of
treaty engagements ana Guarantees undertaken by the
Porte IN regard 20 the Christian population Russia
sends 10 Gambia no arms volunteers or any assistance
similar 20 that BY certain Powers Poland during
secret Of her unaeraDe sympathy for every Christian
population.
The Agitation Extending--( Greece Likely 20 be
Involved with Turkey.
The Vienna Pesse asserts that rupture OF the diplo
matte rotations between Greece and the Porto newt
able Ths paper states that ea. agitation prevails
IN the Ionan Islands, and that public order had been
turbed IN CephaoniA
The Secession Idea Further East.
Advicee from Constantnoplc state that the Feyts has
obtained proofs Of scheme concooted in Bulgaria for
separating that province from the Turkish empire The
party entertaining these plans have put forward n.
AbramdoIch, OF Galaf2, and NJ Dnitrsk OF Tulcbs rs
candidates for the throne Of future electoral principally
Of Bulgaria
The Turkish Army Report-Imperial Advices
from the COnmissiopcr In Crete.
CcSsr.SrsSopLs, Dec. T. 1865.
The Imperial Commissioner in Crete has forwarded the
following report, dated November Is, 10 the Graad
vizier:-
In the report which had the honor 10 addressto your
Hghness through the ChskCbadi and which the aide
docamp Of Rechd Beg entrusted to deliver to you
announced ,hs band Of insurgents belonging other
parts OF the island and joined by Greeks, had
ssmbled At the village of Askfos in Sphaka in order to
oppose the submission already offered by the Sphakioes
also informed you that when the point Of starting
for Askifos with the obiaot Of chsstsing tho c
isants, q thick fog prevented the troops from
ching and compelled me 10 defer the intended
movement until the cessation OF the rains. Since then,
although chiefs have held back from the conscious
OF their cupabiy 10 consequence Of the rigorous
announced against the rebels the great
OF the phakotes demanded the imperial clemenoy
They have driven from their districts Ill the strangers
who came to assist the insurgents and have commenced
TO deliver up their 10 the authorities The sub
mission OF The Sphskotcs has rendered the projected
movement Of tho troops unnecessary
Leaving ten Turkish and Egyptian battaions In the
district OF RstYmo, which borders upon the mountains
difficult Of access and whore IL necessary TO main
With ssss ss,ons 70 the village Of Ipscap situated
a. ave hours journey from kethyno, near high noun
The assurances and The counsel given to the population
produced their effect All the inhabitants Of the district
Of Rethymo, comprehending forty vlsges, presented
themselves In turn 70 make their submission aud asked
for pardon. They reformed in tranquility to their hons
and delivered ur Their arms.
In the same deputstioD arrived from the in
hah,tan,s OF Aivassli 10 announce their submission,
similar step expected from the districts Of mar
deceived troops will be despatched TO bring them 10
reason
Gu; Of the asvsp villages composing the sandiscs Of
lin. All the rest have submitted and laid down their
arms tranquility Il completely reestsbshed In this
nsp ,as asns ss Ssy ds psoS follow he
example VI the Inhabitants Q. tbs other dsrlcts II may
Therefore Be sa, s o ss wv VIZ
Finally he Districts Of sphakis and Apoeorons IKE the
districts o. Csnss Re.hym Avss.ll and u: ten VI;
authority. only the villages Of Malsvizo. Melione
aud Imari stIH show hesitation. The rcmran, Of the
Greek voiun,een ami tho Canadian insurgents, driven
from ApocoTona and Sphss have retrcated 10 the direc
lion u solno and kisssnoa Arter assuring The re-
establish order latter districts and eav.
lug troops In garrison, intend proceeding In per
pnn 10 Inari and Noo.iruo, aud thence 10 Selma ana
Rssamos through Canea in order to compel the sub
mis-ioD OF tho remainder OF the rebole.
What remains Of the iLsurreciion has no importance
The insurgents reduced TO small Number and tho
vsor hitherto displayed b. our troops promises prompt
aud denitve sncceee In the event Of the Remaining in
surgents continuing 10 oner resistance. Such Is the
cato Of things brought about the island, under the
aispceAof tho Sultan.
In 81 engagement which took place between band OK
insurgents and the imperial troupe commanded by Gen.
eEal Inclined Pscha nine principal persons were killed