The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-02

fully rejected the idea of returning Turkish allegiance the
promises of the Suan's proclamation being regarded as
nsory and is denounced alike by the Grecans and Mo-
hammedans of Crete as snare and mockery. After
heroic struggle of fourteen months and the endurance of
intense suerngs and prosecutions they consider the attempt
of the Turkish Government to thwar the emancipation of
Crete as absurd and ridiculous The accounts from Athens
report the propagation the Chambers TILL the 10th of No
Grecan capital accompanied by his queen the Russian
Grand Duchess Olga The palace at Athens being put
in order for the reception of the royal family and many
workmen and artists employed embeshing that part of
the palace where and her brilliant suite to reside
The arrival of their maeses will be attended with popular
demonstrations.
granted to the Creans by the Sultan: His Imperial
Majesty the Sultan confirming his promise and his Interior
procamaon grants full and entire amnesty to
the inhabitants of the island of Crete without any exceptions
whatever The life and property of every person assured
and no one shall be prosecuted for any which he may
have participated before Every security and proec
ton will be afforded by the Imperial Governmental all those
who, after having given up their to the Imperial
authorities to their homes and settle work quiet
and honest way The Imperial Government solely prompted
by the sincere desire of preventing the esion of blood
grants the armed foreigners now in the island and also to
the natives who enced by them actually in state OF
revolt definite delay of one month and half ending
the Goth of October next During that respite the Imperial
authorities will give all necessary facilities for the departure
from the island of the foreigners who according their
choice may embark board of foreign ships those which
will be placed at their disposal by the Imperial Government
No obstacle whatever shall be put in the way of natives
wishing leave the island and they will receive the author
zation emigrate with their families the condition of
dlSpOSlng
consenng not to return without especial authorization of
the Imperial Government During the aforementioned
delay of month and half the Imperial troops shall
nue to preserve public peace in the countries they hold
In order that the foreigners and their native companions
avail themselves of the and favor granted to them
they will not be molesed in the localities in which they
actually are unless they should attack the Imperial troops
nure the loyal population. In that cae the Imperial
troops shall pursue them till they shall have been
Should they persist in remaining in the island after the
praton of the delay they will be dealt with insurgents
The blockade is fully maintained The cruising ships will
continue prevent the landing the Crean coast of
Hayti
The insurgents in the North, known Cacos had been
completely dispersed by the Government troops On the 10th
of September Fort Biaron in which they had enrenched
themselves taken by assault Those of the brgands
who escaped from the fort fed into the Dominican territory
but the Dominican Government pursuance of of the
articles of the treaty which has just been concluded with
Hayt Immediately had them arrested. President Sanave
had issued Proclamation announcing the dispersion of the
Cdcos and congratuatng the country upon the fact that
peace regned throughout the whole Republic He
the Haytan people that the Government will always be pre-
pared to take the energetic measures insure that
of tranquility which is indispensable to the welfare of the
country.
The finances of the country assuming healthy aspect
payment had been made to the Charge dAares of the
French Government of $4,000 francs towards the iquda
ton of the national debt to France All the engagements of
the Government had been met by the ordinary receipts at the
Treasury and several issues of money had been made
to supply the place of muated notes withdrawn from Cir
culaon and burned Gold had fallen from 80 to % Hayan
dollars to the Spanish dollar Business prospects were i'm
proving and daily becoming reassuring to the future
The coffee CROP which is very large this year. finding its
way Market and there free deliveries In
quence of arrivals foreign merchandise decn
ing in price AS the results of the peaceful state of the
country and the revival in business confidence being
fast restored.
An interesting debate had taken place in the National
Assembly on petition of the relatives of the late ex-Em-
peror Sououque asking permission to inter his remains
within the walls of the church of Petit Goane Soulouques
native place. where he died The prayer Of the petition
opposed on the ground that Soulouque had violated the
repoed in him the ruler of his country had overthrow
fo ondH Qnodo
had established deposm in Hayt to the great injury of
the people and the disgrace of the republic 1t was quite
enough said the several speakers who opposed the petition
that he had been granted the liberty of returning to Hayto
die on his native soil his memory entitled to no special
marks of honor and ought to receive none The petition
was rejected by large majority