, 1866-12-30

<SEE< H11S1G u Ing II bhA1 inc CfEt3n IL
attersiost-Expluit*o OF a Greek steau1-
cr-Enhuppy Effects Of European uf-
plcniacs-truc1 Policy Of lho urAtsh
Government.
CoxsrAszEoPIB, December 2, 1s55.
The history Of European diplomacy, writ
ten in L sl,irlt OF truth, wurlu ue tue history
of Io}itfcal crime and The unfolding uf all
the cluses Of the cycz-recnrr1ng dclu4ls Of
blood that lars 81 often engulied the
Christianity. And that history evcr repeats
Itself. Thirty six ears ngo Cretc 1rted her
self from the must 1apAfical, brutal nnd
cowardly Of iii opprcssiuns and was By d.
plu1nacy tied hand aud foot arl handed buck
10 Lcr upprcesoE. 1t seetus Incredible that
30 infamous u crime coaid have been pcrpe-
;sa,e4 In the lifetime Of men now hving;
Thu: In this epoch the rulers Of great nations
sL.u.l have al Eiulatcd tho spirit uf justice
aud hberty as 10 crelavea waolr population,
Wlo for Asne ycars had battftd and suffered
E- :tccanm ead WA !: with III u 7cn4.:lre
Of AGtf its number. aud lnt-esics and mar
tyrio1ns inctnccirab.c 10 us. And such
slavery as It Was handed back to!-that of
South Carolina WAS better. The lltc, the
honoF, the Properly, everything that Was,
was the Aussaiuaan'e-''h wife, Ifs mau-
seryant, Ills Maid- d-EcrTant, his OK, his ass, aud
everything that was hls-"
lie conduct Of the French and English
CuHsuls III Crete has bcct warthy the an:c-
ctLrnts Of 1850. The former, more Turk
1ann Islam wa1, has rot Iesitatcd not onl,
IL endorse all The t.fsehoods OF the press ot
Constantinop:e and the nff3cial reports Of tho
i<'eul goyrrntnert, but has exhausted inycn-
uot. i. trarI.ps SANDERS Of NIL kinds asaius,
The czctant, las speut his time In prosely-
ting aud Lis cl.c,@. Influence in intriguing toC
tLe lEi Ais. E.s*:r1' IT. T.c Ioltcy ri the
iat,er las bceA ;.,4huiicat from: i.. ontaet.
IL threw :a:c ,Ey =: II !jnD Of its most
-; f;,n5St n T.,
! s"?a q eiN sis - ec:.:' l'-', .fsS .'e"t'.c.
:uslca r..s' lail a1Ala4 .AlsS ;:sa,nst
the hinIa. s:liAs<s wtE.. u:st.' YEA. .u-::,
"cr til aus.s. cai:s.ss r4.s.:e-3t i, coil
IL Il, ttfCtEil,,. IesA>12.el 10 i d. 7er al.
rssi =, ..rc. :e=r4e. r.ce .is,a..: ii tho ia.
:lrIt s;llcf:. -oI %-oncG rne :il.k:sa7. mater
MI aaCi..:ee= - rca.'iutiuE :l...t. Ia! ~
cue side, pEx unu:i;::,ai':, W -. o.t-
Ls-ssm LII the oiher. SUCH ns ia e4- vAaa..t
raEnas ec ccu'prtAcnaci. The tr-olicf ot
.,s1>..sng out vert q. .hc supprsittor that
!.,.t aul1sl~.on :,s4'a.r Lie H.El:i lad time
=, aee VIII: 'sus 4.ss-s cu. Tw~aty dajs
sac -. POSED IL ST IG@ sssr this, 3,',.
.ae erl1u:A1.cE fai:e>:, Icen the cra.
! ,.;u4 os the ....,,l earie i 10 E..r
1as. They p.rte.1td :.lat s;a ,,v.4..
-,..e .:;y Europe had begun 10 ul,yr lort r.
/ -. - .t.c l>.e:s wac: st. ;''.ws fill ltxr 4
lA.,. o.: A.l :h..t !:isI-,.s. >~'...rers .u.>. i
| stnnxa.t; t;.-,;,,'.:i IN. ..,', ,;,-T
sn.eIi ;r, ~ ~, ,,'.o!, ~ .,,a .h.,+9E. :.
i,"o ,at,' - -rrci. -;.rs s..,,.a w ~ -
49, n'.,i,a;., -. n. Is1
.cit La1 irGs 's;s "a. -a..'.,' ~ s'i. :..,i
.s.r =. 49,. jr.r,. n.,.>,r, ;sv -
.rinr,s,n.'n,.. a,,i t,sh,.:I; ,;, rsa1st.,., !,
si.tr ,-r... cr 1it;, t.s,rsss ~ As.Ie -,
or,s,r . in,,.ts n,,d -. n"Sa.
.a;. ~ - M Ir.,v ~, .,,Ss. - -: D.
| ncnt has not succcrdcd in brc.kjn~ thr WIFI
If n snxle dIs, rict nf C1c,e. INT th,t tx T., -
sur'.snts hsxa i,,s, inf;r,s3 ~ tI; t;c ~ H.
eTt1'n rS,,.t ~ r,s,,ins hi.,ss -, ~ ~ ~ 9a. ons
ar,rr .hst he hts1rre ~ thceo .t-va,.,a" - :
shnw Eyerv dny vninntcc1s s,c 1a1.t,1,1 ~ ~,
lie Crelans srttio: better arms and tt6n1h .t.
sh.1r wivcs and ciijd1c.1 are nsri sh;n.. .n.ie.
thc % kn;S an The snox .hcS @ ase fr1Ssr Gn.a f+o<n
stl,nittiur thar erer ''1-' - ~A''
Thr f;rrrk Islam, nf SIR. f. on,r a fa<r
hnnrs hv stcsn from fht l,rr,sn rnsst M,
i, is do,n,1 fnr t,11tc what Ssss.n ali for 1hs
tson,ederstcs. The f;rrel steamer panbc1;.
with an,n,nn,tjon and recr1iifs' ~ 'Ns
sn,ne nf 1hrsr haTr hrcn ~ ~ vrrr exr,t,oo md
shc la. narrnwly rscaned ran,nrr X the
| turkish lloclad;cr souadrou. 1he Tux
| cali her the Shelf tnneyai i,or fn.y,1,s s,ranrrF
and thty are thIs week f3tt,nc m one III thr
fastsst Of The Sultau's urIynte steamers tc
c.pture her-if they can. On one trit1. aftc,
,he 5a1c nf fhe Isl fe,cTram .hof,.. sht
landed SO men. with hyccch.losdinr riues
and four cauuo4. This week she has madt
two triIx tone failu1e1 md landed lsrrs
quantity Of ammunition, eixty bales u
| 1ra1her II la1s,. ntnnber of hayonets All fray1
| Enrland: ntd SO adiIttoual roiun:rrrs. In
c1ndino fwrnty.onr f;ariha1d,ars ond thirtV
tWo Montener1ius' She Il 10 Re- iolned II
few days hy a new steci.clnd stcumcr
which can run eichtcen knots an hour. aut
it l. expected thnt they viii put 5oo me .
week u,.n thc Islani. with ail nc,essar,
sunp}ies. "'>A A
fhe excitement In Greece 1ss reached /,
roint beyund which II can hardly 70 with
oui forcing dec,aratlou Of VA 6etwee,
GREECE and Turkey, Every one now. ftou
the King down, is il . fever Of sym pathv fo
Tie Cyetaus. Every avaiIable Gun aud isIl
piece Ia Greece has gone already, and yolua
tcers arc going every day. Even The stoijd
te!dsh t;rceIs of ConstaStiuople are moved
| This week some 80 have cyne from he,c
and amcnE them youuc men iro,a the + calsL
1tst families In the ci,S.
Ii The Cretans can ho1d out until spring
| 14f. ~. - t,fn L., >, .-,&h ~