New-York tribune., 1867-10-18

ties return TO their homes and settle TO work in qne
prompted by the sincere desire of preventing the c1son
of blood grants to the armed foreigners low IN the
I'm state of revolt definite delay oi one ,ni noisn
and half, ending on the 20th OF October HeH'. nce
that respite the Imperial authorities VIII sns az az ~ No
sary facilities for the departure from the lsau Vi ne
foreigners who according TO their own ehoce, my Nm 10
bark on board OF foreign ships or those Which VII
placed at their disposal by the Imperial Governments 80
obstacle whatever shall be put in the way OF natives NIL
ing TO leave the Island and they will receive the autno
zatiOn to enigrate with their families on the cohG
ton Of dspOsdns Of everything they may PsSnf an m
especial authorization OF the Imperial Government
the Imperial troops shall continue preserve public
peace in the countries they hold. In order that the
selves OF the permission and granted to them they
will not be molested in the localities In which they
troops njure the loyal population. In that case the
Imperial troops shall pursue them till they shall have
Island after the expiration of he delay they will be dealt
with as insurgents. The blockade is fully maintained
the Cretan coast of men and ammumtlohs.
TIE NsURREcTIoS GOING on.
The Iadependaiee Beige says that its Consantinople
correspondent makes mention Of the great changes IN
the internal government Of Turkey which recent ele
grams from the capital declared to be in preparation
"OD the other hand" adds the Independence " he con-
firms what VIC had already foreseen, that the Cretan
question is anything but settled, and that the amnesty
upon people. The insurgents on the contrary
had everywhere resumed the offensive and endorsements
Turks and the Cretans five different places In Greece
excitement its hight and il Is feared lest that coun
try should commit some headstroDg act and rashly IN
vOye itself in war with Turkey. Diplomacy, dlscoI
cered by the unexpected resistance OF the Porte, Is en-
barrassed il keeps silent and waits until events may ena
BILE IL TO discontinue its naction"
HOW THE cRETANs RECEIVE THE AMNESTY
The Government OF Greece has received the following
news from Crete The amnesty has been proclaimed In
the Island After a contest Of IA months DURATION and
an herocal persstency the Cetans consider such pro
camation mockery Therefore, they have received II
with contempt Information received at Canea from DIFF
ferent parts OF the Island agrees that everywhere the
published by the Porte have been rejected with
indgnaton and that the Cretans firmly resolved TO
put down their only after the fuhilment OF their
wishes, soemnly expressed several occasions The
Canadian Mussumans themselves consider the proclama-
tion vaueess because they at once that 1t was
satisfy the wishes of the population ana 10
bring forth the pacifcation Of the Island.
SATISFACTION FOR THE OUTRAGE on THE AMERICAN
CONSUL AT CRETE.
ConstannOpe telegram in the Deodts states that the
difficulties which had arisen between the Porte and the
Washington Cabinet concerning the abstraction OF Official
dispatches at Canea have been settled The Imperial
Commissioner at Canea has received instructions to apol
ogize to the American Consul and to return the alb
stracted dispatches.