The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-03

[From the London Times, Sept IT..
The insurreconary movement in Crete said have
given to communications between the Porte
and tho Greek government with respect the attitude
Of the latter towards the rcbeous subjects Of the
msr This intelligence conveyed 10 Us through teie.
gram from Trieste of last -atrfay bears the date Of
Athens Of the 7th inst epoch in which the King Of
Greece attended by the Foreign Minister'S absent
nj Corfu. and not expected return his capital
for fortnight II u too early yet to appreciate
importance Of this diplomatic move on the part or
the Porte syen admitting the ccrreclses OF tho
despatch. The feyolt Of the Greek population in
the largest OF the islands snd in Of the
provinces Of the Ottoman empire, especially Epirus
aud Thessaly begins bear al the areacnce Of PR.
ooscesied Nois0nal pNvsmeu The nnai OF the
long struggle for independence in Italy and ne vpa
development Of the 1srsncipfe Of nasnd'ny Ge,wosy
could uotsbe without great influence the restless
minds Of that people which, first in times gave the
signal OF m outbreak against its foreign rulers, and
achieved partial success which fell so short OF it's
original aspirations and et 30 much 10 he accomplished
by faurs endeavors The Austro-Prussian probably
The agitstors OF the Greek patriotic CAUSE,
we know not with what GOOD ground. boast lus
OF tho support ard erocg they NEST W tn the,
part Of agents OF that gved ransatloBfc nation
'aho niak er dssy mfsrh % orros pAaf they ioot
ss .S sv s as'a as SH n ~, r. .s
there every reason 70 believe that the Greeks
ing upon the conviction that there il nothing thai
n0t DO obtained BY bold inccssant agitation II II only
by clamorn0 and stormng for they think, that they
succeeded in wrestling tbs Iopau Islands from the
dom 4 i by screaming Tor Il that The Italians secured
the independence Of the whole Peninsula BY ensting,
hrst, the French then the Prussmns, In their cause
Something, they confidently expect will turn up for
them also The European interests connected with that
much-vsxcd Eastern qucston are 50 many and com.
picaed and urgent that all the skill OF diplomacy
hardly put on ts solution much longer; and any aim
Guilty In CANDIDA in Epirus In Thessaiy In the PrincpaI
ties may hasten the catastrophe which to drive the
MuSulman across the Bosphor,s and restore the old
(6ectau empire in the city or lis founder.
We need not say how far sobcr minded men through
out Europe must Do IRON sharing these sanguine anoi
pasions Of the Greeks Whatever destiny may bsfa the
Ottoman empire however soon the ruling Ottoman race
may he driven from ITS European possessions In DIM
cult to conceive how its place 10 filled by nation
numerically weak me O. ees, osd BY tts rertss and
diworddn ins'fncsf little sNsRdd b vufs Gsv
Others That Turkey should b. compelled to coniure
the present storm bv giving mp CAnda, f its subinga-
ton 10 cost her too vast amount OF boodshed
may not be altogether mpossbls but n out Of the Gro
tan nsurrection. OUT Of the movements la Eprus and
Thessaly, anything like general European compiled
ton 10 arise We shall conclude that there
under thoss apparently local attempts Of
work, Of which vet know nothing but which have
fer other objects in view tsa the frrhsnnco Of the in
terests Of Greek nationality and from which Grsecs IN
the end will gain but little Of what Turkey may forfeit