New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WE

+on CONNER To be brought here chiefly by 1urks anu
in government ships until there was no other money
in circulation here The wealthy OF course had iot
much of this copper on hand but every poor man "
this and nothing else. Every shophecPer hau pu'"
,;t;oo Of il Every money-cbanger had quantities OIL
:, I nrcsume there was not less than ireay mi"0~
t,ls isav $500 ODO of it in circulation Last week.
ityiihout any warning the government lssueu an oi
der nrohiliting the circulation oI Vil5 niVnc,i anh
-, ,ng nniice that all of IL found III ihlS Guy NdICh
wnISd bc seized for the benefit OF tiie uoyernneul'
The resnlt of this order was that the value 3I Ie
money fell 30 per cent i'll one day me loss ~ iHo ~
said f1l almost exclusively upon the poor anu llr
smailer shopkeepers These, with money IN thell
noclets found themselves unable to Duy Diead. III
an ouarters of the oty bread shops groc9s >,
nists and Others have been attacked ana
Nv rnohs IA though the fault were theirs Inc eA-
element against fhe Government Ither IT, $3.50 40
that against the shOpkeepers dinlisaoS, I,;n of
dncton of this msney and the sudden prohlDtion OK
~ n nUndnnbtcdly ~ been managed by some of the
high officers of the government ior tner "" @
benefit; and it is without exception , 1io std =; gr
rage of the kind which has been perpelIeu I u, iu, J
LaS far many wears The Government used ana
maid out the money itself up TO the hOur VIII !ne
prohibition was issued Along Mn Wit % That no nerson
should he lowed to carry more thah zen PllScIo ia
conner from one part of the empire 10 ahoIho WueI
penalty of cOnflscatlOn. n4 :; tbe Mediter
ranean and the destination OF some part oI ~ 10
Greek and Turkish waters has causeu poIout pn''itt
sensation here. If the telegraph ha9 nos piousnt
news AZ ine Spe nson the effect would have been
most favorable to us and would unquestionaDy nave
given prestige to the United STs N parto seems 70
es shehas never before enjoyed Inc forte seems "
lave iumped at the idea at once that we were no
longer to keep absolutely alo0i from tno M ~
question hope that our vessels at Clcuo ~ "
some real service to the poor women anu ChlluIen
and that they will not be alarmed at any mere Vero
protests of the Turks. - -. L.. fo;rI,, aub
The Turks declare that Crete Is az last iny ht
dned. that their troops are 10 be recalled; that
Coroneas and the Greeks have sent IN an huIhpie pc
titi0n TO be allowed TO return NJ uTe,ce anu .'o az
about 2,OOO are actually ready TO emDalh' a' bo
This news. which is sOemny declared 10 De
authentic can only say THAT my own lhI0rniatiol. %
from Crete contains nothing of this KIND Inc laSsr
| news | have represents the revolution as iatiao .
gathering strength, and 1t is certain Una. Fvlun.o
are still going forward from Greece. Az iho Sallo
time il is fact that strong pressure mas otoi,
brought to bear upon the Turks IN favor OF BIaItiB
the Cretans free autonomy under ChIistiah pIl,o'
~ 70 lso tTne that the Cretans would be willing 10
accept this if Il were fully guaranteed 10 !9on w
the great powers. shOsld not be surprised IL Hsn'
| ing should now give place 10 intrigue A. .Lo
~ Tbe Gentleman appointed to go minister to the
| United States did not accept the, app3ln'
ment but Con. Kalergs, late Grcek Grl'ohi, ~ h;s
place has accepted the appointment ana Wlil lehvo
for his post in few DAYS. a son OF MT, hahgaie,
and son of the famous Gen. Gryas VIII go Of the
| celebrities of Greece He Is native OF Crclc ana
he distinguished himself in the Greek NQf 1H99ss
pendcnce Ile was lid;de-camp OF PTeSgen' % Iapo apo
!
gls1 that the Greeks have appointed so GOOD man
! 10 Washington. He will be more than match lor
! any man whom the Turks can send there. As ytt no
one is appointed from here but innumerahe mtIig9s
arc ON foot in and out of tho palace one Of t"0IoJ
! good men are seeking the place. ,,
Tho telegraph brought 10 ms, and presume Josh 10
you an astonishing story of great not at ho iliAeus
| IL was said that some 200 men were killed ana
! wounded who had bcon' brought from Crete ."
! Athens by o Turkish an-oi-war i men whom
! Coronoas had turned out of his army Tor mis-,
| behavior and who had appealed 10 the merry "f
the Trks My information Is that 10 such persons
i0f ndhreS Of Groccc were brought 10 Athens
and attempted TO land there. The people prevented
this and some qaff6s t2ok place IN which no one was
killed aud but few wcro Ecfi65slf hqIt, The Greek
Government intcTpOscd at once and landed the men
u their own boats at the gnagsDuAs ground where
Al last accONnts theyTcma'ned Iha tcIlIie lnaSSi-
ere seems to have been pure inbrcallO@Hl ltlgQgh
we can hardly what object the Turks had in taE-
ing the men there. unless IL were 10 provoke some
such collision The FRENCH consul at Canca had
hand in il. and vciy likely II was oil arranged 10
make an impression Europe that the war IN Crete
was over and that the volunteers now returning
10 their homes IL is said here that these very men
Sfe the persons who chartered a ship hers few
months Since and went TO Crete. such company
did "a, and singlarly enough, tho ship remained in
the BosphorrIs uumocscd several days after her dee
tination known by tho Turkish authorities aud
finally she went off without any attempt having
been made to dctan her.