New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-04
TURKEY.

TURKEY.
Tire following dispatch from C07stantinople has
bccarsceived by The Trihsnc Bureau in London:
JH.;. o, 1s67-Tl GTuod Nizor and Aal Pashs
have Seen keeping the Sultan quct, but the chances
are two to one that tf<scc willb "a declaration Of
v,a,-sganst Greece before the niiSdle of February
IN, Cyprus difficulty has beer finally settled, ST.
Moris having secured everything which he firsi dc
1natled except tho dismissal dfChe Governor OF Ny-
mrs.
y Minister is TO " sent t0Waslngton 10y Tus"key,
-.1sl the said Is have received the appointment
1s miserable renegade Italian Catholic, who haG
earned Turk lie haze been Minister at FloreRce, hut
was removed at tlsc request Of the italian Govern
7uent because he WIS acting as a spy of the Pope.
The insurgents are stronger than ever at Crete.
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Large QUANTITIES of arms and ammunition have
been landed at Crete for the insurgents.
Advices received at Athens the 18Th -Japu1'y.
from Gambia Though Greek state that tlIo n
surgents had I.,eu victorious in engagementNith
5000 Turks n.ar Ileracum. They had also 'prc-
vented the decentralization Of Turkish tr0e1f at
Sphakia and Solinon. The same adyiccs "pnfim the
report that yrl;ish frgate had opened tire 'apon
some Crctan flnsles who were waiting "a b. aiken
off the island 'hy q foreign vessel
The CrctaR General Assembly had fovS waved m
address to tn Powers requesting them to send an
agent To the ISLAND in order 10 Judge of lts - happy
condition ant toprOtet the inhabitants, VINO ic,lltd
mteiligcnoc had been received of Athcn~ou lac 10th
from ConstaT1innplc that Mustapha Pacha was pre-
pairing to attack sphal>ia on the side OF ASyios and
from the sea.
CIRCULAR DisPNTCH or TITE TURKISH Government
CoNsrASITs0rIE Jan Il-sulioncd Is the t,zt Of the
circular dispatch forwarded the Goth ulttno by the
Turkish Government IL representatives atParis Lon.
dom and St Petersburg IA which complaint Is mad" of
the recent Pacy pursued by Greece.
GoNsrANTiNorIE. De &C. 1870.
SIR: You have already learned from ny CORNER dis
concentration ~ the remaining insurgents solely NJ the
two points ~ felnes and kssanos hope o. b" able To
announce o. on by Telegraph their eompetesujugation
patches the icanoatOn 81 the Island Il Crete. and the
before the arrival of this dispatch II is notorious, Sir
that the iD~yrrection might have bee" ,uDessed Tar
sooner aIu ~ nI "a ~ i',fl1nrrsd 49,, iu,l
tantt OF thctsitHd N, Sis.lla ntrgucs ana Dtna'hS
threats. wki3. nave only contributed 10 pfnOpE l' re
volt and iiIuase the nih'c Oh ht 9hi"rLnHIt Nl'h'.
when the HciaEes became convinced Of the LfSeccss
openly 90 disturb tranquility In Epus and Jhessay.
Throwing ASIDE all disguise they eaIno to organize
the protection Of the military force of the Greek
Government ass mhcd ut laiuia and 2Wass"e murder
those OF Christian subcch who fll iuo thor hands
while Offering resistance, aud plumber their property:
Large preparations have been "a idc by sea aud on land
with tie ncntiul of energetic proceedings In the
Spring. We find ourselves therefore ~ present, net lace
toiace with an nsrrcction at honc but n the rJscnce
Of government which cndcayOn and makes manifest
preparations 10 tevoiutionize our territory am happy
10 DC able to state tit notwItlsta the most 9ent
intrmcs OF Greece the greatest qut prevails THROUGHOUT
the Empire. in view OF tile e.fbtr now becoming
developed, Therefore, We feel thoroughly con.
WINGED that friendly powers Will admit mat
the manifcstly hostile conduct OF the CEtSk
Government, both with regard 10 crete ana Ia inc
general tranquility IN the other provinces OF the REALM Is
without parallel botayosn two states living at peace
They Will at the same time, admit that the suh!ime
Porte solely inspired by tie wish OF preserving peace
has gwen proofs of uIn Nainpcd tclEdcIal Bhi ihiS
are limits which cannot and must nrt be- Ovcrstpptl
and II hardly longer remain matter 81 indifference
10 his Imperial Majesty H. sultan that tOnsldcIHplc
mort on Of his subjects who desire 10 live quietly and en-
10y the protection guaranteed 10 them, should iiI sh'l
uuId spIg
should he disturbed and endangered III, ineIelolt,
the Greek Government, setting aside the oDhBatlos
imposed upon It by treaties should prrseXele ~
the 10 has hitherto pursued, ,the lhItIldl
Government viii find itself compelled TO adopt measures
required 10y the duty Of providing for ~ own security
leaving al the time 10 the Greeks the iI Tcsps
by for all the consequences such measures might en-
tail We Of opinion. sir, that the three protecting
powers Of Greece who sincerely uphold peace ana
tranquility In the East and In like manner wish 10 see
fhc treaties held nyiOatc which guarantee the integrity
Of realm, viii alone he able 10 avert this possibility
y bringing back through collective aud cectual action
fle Greek Government 10 the PAIN OF loyalty ana inter
duties and by catcgOrcay declaring that they
dsapproyo her present conduct repeat SIR that we
Look upon such action as the only means 10 induce the
Cabinet OF Athens 10 change its aggressive attitude 70
bring the Greek revolutionary party 10 reason ana fnay
avert a breach between the TWO Governments, aitcf
the Sublime Porte has already vainy exhausted all Is
efforts prevent matters from coming To extremity
request you, sir 10 Represent this position OF affairs To
TO which you have the honor 10 he ac-
credited and urgently 10 beg II To address energetic
cOuns IN the aforementioned sense 20 the Cabinet OF
Athens. You Will at the time add mat IN TINS
step should unfOl unately remain without me desired
result aud Greece should continue not 10 ful the duties
imposed upon her by treaties the Government OF ms
Majesty the Sultan VIII thcn although Win fcgleI,
itself compelled 20 make such arrangements ~ lnay Dc
demanded by the Interests OF scfprcseryatiOn You are
empowered To read ills dispatch to his ENcclcncy the
YOU accredited and should c desire, ~ leave with
him a copy OF the same. Receive, &cr ALL