New-York tribune., 1867-03-07

ontof his periodical crazy fits. Ramayau has passed
wltivnt any serious disturbances here.
Ihe queens speech about Turkey has made very un-
iavoraDls impression here among oil classes Of Chris
mans. Ihty ont want any more merely nominal rsi
The Greek subjects mot the Creeks who arc Turkish
sa9eesl III some parts of European TURKEY are being sent
been sent away FROM Phllipoppolis. The prospect q
war Win Greece is increasing II the Greece, who ought
hence well organized outbreak in Tessaly and Epirus
VIII ~ coFpel ne Turks TO declare war 'o-.-...
Ihe news nom Crete is very favorable 10 te Crctds
ana Trustworthy The Pmhcfion has just mae another
~, l, ,uov ~ yOlaMeeTs ana 10000 chI!Tluh ;, anu
hIge aihOuAJ li PROV ls0ns and clothing on the lsAl
me Cretaa Assembly have passed resolution c'taV
Hg Palssios, Archbishop Of lambda, for directing Nus
tapha Pasha 70 attack the Convent Of Arcadi, in which
'" many many Greehs and Turks were killed The Archbishop
ana Is IN consequence devoted to the eXccaOn OF the
Hellenic race"
LETTER FROM THE CBETASs JULES FAvRE.
NJ Jules Favre has received letter from the Crean
insurgents supplicatng him to plead their in
France. The following extract from this curious
document
CRETE, Cyclonia. Jan. s, 1861
Tie Crean people 10 NJ JULES FAyRE, Deputy ia the Corps
Le0isiobf Of France.
In the oden time oppressed peoples took a Demos
themes Cicero for their advocate and sure to
gain their causeso great the power Of eoquence and
the most glorious reward OF the orators talent when
his voice, pussant than arms made right prevail
and injustice trembc No generous word was ever pro;
darkness and ignorance which yet enyolop IT, knows that
your voice failed TO lit ts6lf up on DenaU OF an
oppressed nation. We know that there IL solidarity be-
tween all nations and when have read your peadngs
for others fancied you were speaking for MS.
II we had schools might learn something in them and
thus at least console for physical sffenngs
but the barbarans condemn TO the most complete g
nOrance. Very few men In Crete know how TO write.
They who belonged 10 the privileged religion, the
MOhammedan religion may do US any injury they please
for Christian testimony Is not received IN the courts OF
justice. And this is why have rebeled. We at first
complained peaceab; In answer TO remonstrances,
the Sultan sent troops to crush Ought to have
bowed 90 the yoke We dared TO fight, and we have
hitherto carried the struggle successfully poor Island
against the united forces OF two vast EN-
pres Egypt and Turkey. We had neither arms, nor ar
MICS material Of war; fleets have nothing for
us but good right. who Will defend us
against odIous calunes most easy to he refuted The
language spoken In Athens is little known IN western
Europe where few Greek journals circulate We have no
diplomatic representatives at foreign courts as our enc
mics have But II your eloquent voice shOud De hehIu III
favor I'm the Corps Lcgsa of France, we shOuu DC
stronger than adyeTsaries. II IL the tribune from
which you speak with much authority that now de-
cds al great questions We have mover ceased 10 nope
France because know she is the most generous OF
all nations and has repeatedly shed her purest blood ana
lavshcd her treasure for the defense OF suffering
peoples
PARIS, Feb 2O-The Paris journals publish intelligence
that the PanhcenOn her eleventh voyage TO Crete
was pursued by Turkish frgae. and took refuge in the
port OF CCTigO. The igatO had threatened ~ SINK cr III
She attempted TO return 90 Syra. Tho same intelligence
asserts that King George sent the brig Salamanca - c5
the pauheCniOn with orders to repe force by force
Tho Greek Government had informed the foreign lega
ons in Athens that these instructions had been given