New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-10

n.y. Aoye already written so fully of the Cyprus
elbst n needs no further explanatioh put the
aso Telegraph TO the contrary Ip1
II Is far from m Inc subject last week, and reply
'tcnt " me hack on "Wednesday, Will SUI ~. SUI
800 .1 We cannot 90 ia. ~ nam, ~ 40 and on
4hat Won deA'l. r,a.a.a might be referred TO Lord
Wv some one else. for i' d" i"Iotic ,,liln
lyons, - .1ar.r.u Of IMhieA ~ ~ NJ
q S'I' l.T That am auldo.-II Jrc;,eiti, fr
NJ trs determined TO acttPt ';t d,eS oftor 80,
N9i..9 - although coming as ~ -; -, 80
s-,c.I. correspondence Inrtoiulv have been ius-
Ill'-'. .,.,-,at,.,-- le WOH4d 1,L.,-,,+ ',-7,reo
thei ~ lN-A americans winch landed lew
49, inos &C jatia Is iT tI i,r1v1, before ioay-
mOhUh' a--Lt N ought 20 nave hu9NH uiol -. ~
OerienCe WhA. 4. Jordan is hard ROAD 10 travel
llE An.itl,, snorts received A9hl tLei. ,Hs ECSN
1ut IL their condition ,. l oo s.t w , ~ bccr'
are true Iabsgrd their movements may LNV DGcl.
b0weYe. Consul reports as understand, lhat
IBe IN WHO has ORGANIZED the eAp'"l5I1i i."9
tnoVvsd 10 30 unworthy on tnc .'. i4 ~ a,-,,-'
and INC 'yyitbout money either torretun or stay
fuuls ttov are They are suffering nom NE IeNeIs
esbe country, ana the MortlHtl 4HenY tyln mas
OF W ,, cr,5t Some 10 OF - had died az last ac-
bonnts and Others We're Slthi;, nv! vs. " ~
80 4, America. and beg the EmDaSSaoor 10 soma
4a.N &c ,-qr 40 take them OIL IL IS not character
X tI-f s,nsriesps 10 give mp under such 1las; but
- undoubtedly totl u@i ilty nave Oeeh uoluUou'
& a strlnpp land whore tncN are is ulpIOtcCecu oS
e., ,roud be on % Texan uCLuei, without MONEY
tuo{ " Jo,,r l,. sickness. surrounded by those who
tro"t" ~" n st,.-,,.. language and who look upon
$50 ,i,na,- n isI1r singular that thor hearts
I'-iT I'm tbcin sad 90 think how man hearts
f., L'.i' Lroia, r disappointment IN that land,
NV many have deludgI tucmst ives INTO cilsa0ts
s. that land winch We can .,t o ll2iS cIn ~
CLrist ls spiritual kingdom. and that the Jeru-
salem where he is 10 reign IS spiritual Jerusalem
hnd not the old, dirty jewish eiI{ NilCn was once
TI5 Porte has made a formal protest against this
colony aud has declared that they cannot permit
americans TO COLOMBO Palestine. They cannot
allow foreigners % take possession OF their
most fertile province. II hClonES they say, TO t.s
p9tiVG Who 1aY taxes ana 40 mnUaly service.
Small these be driven from their fields by colony Of
Yankees who VIII DE subjects of another Government
and pay them nothing who might even be inclined
some day take possession OF the country 10 they
request Mr. Morris 20 send them home again. This
protest came before the news given above, ana, OF
fOufSc Mr.. Morris informed the Turks tnat ne had
DO power 70 interfere with American citizens VINO
had right 10 20 where they pleased. Probably the
krencb put tie Turks up to making this protest.
They look upon Syria theirs, and II might interfere
with their plans OF CONQUEST to have colony OF Alnel
lC9Us al Jaffa, the pOTt OF Jerusalem;
Most absurd stories have been published IN Europe
an5 America In reference 10 negotiations said 70 he
10 progress between the Pope and the Greek Pain
arch OF COnstautnOIlc. ! have mentioned once De
Sore the falsity Of these reports. II they had any
Foundation the scheme was an lndiTdual one on lhe
bart of the Patriarch himself. The creeks nave just
forced the Turks 10 remove him from ottlCe On &C
count OF his outrageous ms0elaVlOJ anu Alsual-
tagcmement. -
: It is q long story, and your readers would not
understand its details but il may be summed up IN
line lie was nor the Patriarch of the Greeks. but he
WAS tool OF the Turks. The Greek Church obtained
from the Turks several years ago. Sort OF cohsIlt
lion for the government of thair community which
look much Of the Patrarch's power out of his hand
Ind vested in a council chosen by the people This
council has most liberal tendencies tone OF ITS mem
Alers Is graduate Of Amherst College, and the Porte
Found a. not so easy TO manage the Patriarch had
fJeen so The Patriarch was led to ignore the council
pnd he has displayed not only subserviency to the
aOrto but bicotTy and tendency 10 superstition
which has reused the people TO demand his removal
lhe council aft-rau Getting and disgIaccful con
fest. compelled him to resign The Porte refused to
hcCept his resignation; lut the excitement among
1he Greeks and the fear of creating new difficulties
Az othor parts of the Empire while the Cretan Insur
Section was still unsublued. has induced them &c
yield and yesterday tie resignation was accepted.