The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-02
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the Canadian tnsurecuon 10 the all engroesng subject
Of conversation and speculation here. and the pubic
feeling generally Is one Of uneasness aud disquietude
The onciai accounts which have been pubshed OF The
progross Of the pacncaton OF the island inya
aby proved false that credsncs nov only attached to
intelligence pointing successes achieved by the Gre
tsns; and there numerous Crock agents in the
apit but eager spread reports favorable 70 the
snsurEenia and 70 sxaggerats skirmish Of moment
into signal victory for the Candioss there Is no lack
II such newA On the ono hand the government IL con-
snually circulating oG1cai statements respecting the
state Of things IN CANDIDA and the other the ad
vocates Of the OF liberty as well az those wsose
Snteres II Is 70 support the Greek cause for other
sons fail 70 follow up the ooial statements with
what they call impartial accounts. Thus have not un-
frequently observed announcements conflicting the
following Published the same day By different Journals
Great Battle in Candian-"Sgna Victory the Turk
tsh Troops'-"Thrty Thousand Crctans Slain and the
Remainder tsic) Taken Prisoners"-.Surrender OF tho
Rebel Leaders and General Submission Of tho lnsur.
gents" complete Pacihsation Of the Island"
You win thilk that Turkish despotsm and absoutism
against portion OF the press who favorable tho
siroek cause and you would be right Such prosecutions
.dyoc.sa hs views o. the manner w ye1
stasefu 70 the Ottoman government, has been brought
e r ON the ground q having CIRCULATED false ints
gence calculated to incite 10 hostility against the Turk
fsh authorities" and u now In rather aweeard pre-
dcamsnt The statement particularly objected in the
tached band OF fifteen hundred Cretana had stsr sub
tectng them 10 shameful acts OF barharous mutiaton
correspondent Of the Levo Herald .. Canea the editor
has engaged 70 prove and declares that he has good
right % bring all abuses under the notice Of tho Turkish
pounds 70 English creditors Another journal-the Star
Of tie Eda-being prosecuted similar grounds,
reply % Ss udSs. ,S n. means o.
tsrmined to pursue all those who disseminate false intel
gcnce you must begin With tho otncisl Journals the
announced three times that the insurrecton COM
plctcly over although even according 70 the latest
able truth Of thus remark saved SI Us Journal woac
take me long time to cite the names Of the papers
Greek Arminan and others-whch have been arrai ned
Press Office generally has all trouble and expense for
nothing as the fears that in Furnishing the
only source Of reliable intelligence thst un
published rumors might prove moro prejudcial than
aughable item by.the-by, IL going the round OF the
Turkish press and, moreover IL Is undoubtedly true
The as you are aware have offered through
the head OF Colonel Coroneosy the insurgent leader
When this reached Coroneos no despatched etor
soldier who had been taken prisoner, in which he
thanked The general for ring largo an amount for
two Tor The head Of and eaprsss sss
hope that the latter might long 1--we 70 msguide the i'm
periai troops connded to his command.
Leaving cxaggerati0ns and misstaiements apart il Is
Proper 70 observe that tose adviCes from various pars
or the island which be relied the true con-
dtion or things TO be FAR from what the government
would WISH The there Is doubt spread
ing Creek volunteers are continually leaving In shoals
hed By the TnSisS squadron. sarss supplies or food
ammunition and arms are landed = <sndia daily. With
s Ss,. % he fupsh authority the wuoc Of
those rose still in Hrus and the Turkish
troopsars known TO have mot with several disastrous
Saits crippled he rssoorcss or ss Forte and diu
ished his credit, 20 that Y no easy matter TO raise
which has recenty been en- frequently nade-that
angurgents better provided and supplied than the
imperasis The Eovernment Is known 70 b extremely
anxious the subject OF the Instruction and u Is
pected that Mustapha Pnsha wilt shortly DO recalled and
snoceeded BY Omer pasha. The only reason this was
not done before s this Fact would 60 tar 70 show
he real gravity OF tho revolt
The Sultan, who Is becoming aware that tho truth
s :: ~ u s.r n I
day mis- Majesty summoned TO his presence All Pasas
the Minister for Foreign Aars and bitterly reproaced
in dealing with the rebellion Since said tho Sultan
'"you at last commence using force, Why nos have
begun before Why leave the insurgents time and
uon 70 strengthen themselves and forfy their POSITION ~
These and sich like recrminnfions formed tho burden
ss re stan 2. rs%ssks AID Al was not forthwith
vsiouty defended by his friend the Grand Wxer. His
fall. however Is considered ceftaan and ere receive
successor will already have secured his portfolio
forgot say that tho Sultan dskes Ali PashA for other
besides that Of the isuccess Of the negotiations
with Gambia Is il appears that when his Majesty wished
20 recall % ons,antinope Mus,apha Fail pasha who
= '.S 49,. ,,a"s Am p.shs. . ~ ~ s,
il e believed, BE- MahOmed D3errsl Pasha
The Turkish leanngs o. the PARIS Pare are not to go
az ~ h sav y r. IA -. =,
Preach capital few days stnor sor dissrbutiun among
the editors Of the Journal named.
IN, xu a.. TN s,s ~ Ivy
Umpire aud the vigilance q the Turkish authorities 4
'beinG redoubed the sado OF the Slave provinces,
whence they fear mischieE
eeS the cor6iai altitude q Frsuce which power has
lnasssv shown much good feeling towards Turkey. aud
.st evfncss sincere interest all that regards Sns
tnousrsctsou. ~ i
Tue cboierx which made ~ appearance lately In
vaes % the Bosphorus and carried away several VIC
era has erain taken leave or IA snd sS ~ hope for
consdsn6s psrod Gince yoseordAy eli vessels leave
dng Coasautinople have boon grated clean bins Of
hesish n NJ. ~ Wa MI --T7'77,F
oGtEssNe ~.fte.s
GJusatlssact0ry Prowress In Gambia Offer Of
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