The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-23
France.

The Paris La Pesse of Oct. 49, says in reference the
Roman expedition: On Friday evening about 9 o'clock
General Calni sent for the French Charge dAars NJ De
La Vlesreux and told him that he longer Minister
The General told him he thought he would have been able
master the situation but finding that he could not he had
asked the King be relieved of the charge which his Ma
esy had conded to him. and he waiting the nomination
The temperance of Garibald the
of action remarked the General had snguary aggravated
the of affairs for the Party of Action thus supplied
with chief and the public mind infamed The Italian
Government acknowledged itself incapable of semmng the
movement In reply observation of M. de La Vies-
treux that the first step the Pontifca territory would
result in declaration of from France General Cadni
said that the Italian Government oesaw and accepted that
consequence War against France appeared to be the best
ISSUE To attempt struggle against Mazzni and Garbad
would be attempt the impossible The government would
be destroyed by revolution and Victor Emmanuel would
risk selessy and without any hope his popularity, his
crown and perhaps his life France continued the General
generous enemy She will make otherwise than
conormabyt the laws of civilization We feel certain that
she will not take undue advantage of the situation One may
be vanqushed by her without shame and almost without
danger General Cialdni, in terminating the interview,
reiterated to the French Charge dAa the
that he delegated to make to him. VIZ that the Italian
Government found itself absolutely unable the
September Convention
France is seeking to raise loan of tweny-eigh million
pounds which, is represented the Government wants for
peace uses
Crete.
To begin where the Turks do unhesitangy that
the rebellion has not been crushed but rampant it
has been time during the past year. We have proof
this even here for the Government has Just ordered new
conscrpon and has been sending fresh troops Crete
since Aali Pasha left Another fact bearing this point
that the rebels celebrated Aa Pasha arrival by coming
down force and destroying Turkish village almost under
his nose the day after he arrived Many Turkish olive
plantations also burned Another fact The Provisional
Government have replied the amnesty by issuing
proclamation and by sending to Omar Pasha declaration
that they prepared for the alternative annexation
Greece DEATH 1t is said that this written in
blood. Another fact is that the Greek bockade-runner
Eunosis still making weekly trips to the island with food
and ammunition One fact morewhen the Turks proclaimed
suspension Of hosties their troops were in such an
utterly demoralized condition from success and sickness
that they could keep the field and when the Egyptian
troops were ordered be withdrawn Omar Pasha made
solemn protest against it. he could not spare them.
leave your readers draw their conclusions from these
facts In what condition the rebels? is the next question
This is difficult to answer but 1t would appear that
there still some 5000 under arms under various
leaders These hold out if they will just long
the Greeks continue the blockade with ammuni
ton and provisions and perhaps could get five six
weeks without any outside supplies From the first the
greatest difficulty of the insurgents has been that like true
Greeks they fight each other almost as much as they do the
Turks This is still the There is no unity of feeling
or OF action between the different leaders, Each cares
more for his interest than for the common cause 1t
has always been with the Greeks The removal OF the
families on the other hand has been great relief to the