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New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
CRETE.


STUBBORN BRAVERY OF THE cRETANs-oPPhEssiVE
RULE AND cRUELTfEs OF THE TURKs-INyEsT-
MENT OF sPHAuA-THE INVESTMENT OF CRETE
MERELY NOMINAL.
From Our Special Correspondent g., r,. Y. 90 1907
The Cretan insurrecton will have astonished O
greet many people ere this and bids fair to continue
its astonishing career some time yet. think that II
the wisest men, military civil had been asked In
iu0ust last how long Crete would held ont, knowing
That no assistance except few volunteers and muni-
tons OF war could be expected, and that the whole
stock of powder on hand five charges each, the
repy would have been not above two weeks after the
Commencement of actual hostilities We are at the
end OF the sixth month, and the Turkish army, re,
duced from 200 to less than 10000 Is to-day obliged
:" ABANDON tLe offensive and it becomes clear that
II they cannot send another sImy, the Mohsmmedans
must give up the conquest OF the island. IL the
Cretas were not aboring under the most notable OF
the antique Greek vices personal jealousy among the
chiefs notably of the volunteers they would DO able
to-day 10 drive tho whole Turkish army into the
walled Cities as IL s they hold their own In defen-
aiye operations and occupy the greater part OF the
open country. II Is difficult even for MS here know
ng all the appliances of assistance to account for this
degree OF success The Incompetence OF the Turkish
Generals had doubtless much TO do with It,,
byt The chief cause has been the intense
and unappeasable hostility Of the Christians TO
their Mohammedan rulers, q hostility nursed for
generations. and stimulated by an oppression which
X is difficult TO believe any people could nave Kept
national existence alive under: baye heard from
fhe lips OF men now living and participating in the
events OF to-day histories of their own experiences,
and facts of their own observation which show the
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, March 12-Noon.-Consols for money, oi.
American Securities open follows Eric Shares, ioi
United States 6-2Os, IA Illinois Centrals, 49, ''
EveningConsos elosed at 90i for moneya decline OF
per cent American securities closed at the following
quotations: United States 62os, 7i3 Ilnoe Central
shares, ia; Erie Railway shares. 40.
PARIS, March Up. m.-American bonds sold today
az a..
LIVERPOOL, March I2-Noon-The Cotton market to-
day opened dull, and without much activity the sales
win be very small, not aggregating more than 5000 OF
5000 bales Prices unchanged; Middling Uplands,
lsd Mddng Orleans, 1Sid Breadstuffs are quiet and
steady Lard ia duh at 6oI6 per cwt. for American.
Bacon al per cwt for Middes. Tallow, 1915 per cwt
Rosin eIa per cwt for Common. Ashes, 1891 for Pots
Iron, 500 for Pigs.
Evening-Cotton-The Cotton market continued quiet,
but closed rmer at previous quotations. viz: Mdding
Uplands l3d Mddling Orleans, 3td. The sales OF the
day up 5000 baes Advces from Manchester report
the market seador but without Improvement In prices
The market for Breadsufs is firm and strong Corn 1851
q quarter for Mixed Western. Oats, American and Cana
dian, 3i6 40 10. Ashes 33I cwt for Pots American
Red Clover seed, 666 p cwt.
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slavery of Crete In the past generation TO have been
infinitely worse than that of South Carolina The
memory of all the ancestral wrongs not to speak OF
those whose lives reach in that period still
in the breast of eveIy Cretan. They never forget.
Said peasant who brought in someantques for sale
the day before the war began, " My father died IN
my arms with nine Turkish bullets in his body; my
uncle died in their hands, and do you think, l can
forgive them I" When, the other day, Mustapha
Pasha summoned the sphakiote chiefs to treat, and
promised them many advantages to induce them TO
abandon the instruction, of the Oldest OF them
interrupted and asked HIM, will YOU give me back
my father. whom you hangedf" There was no more
discussion-they all remembered that this same Mus
"a pha Pasha in 1888, hung all the principal Cretans
he could catch, because they made q peaceable
demonstration against some new taxes. why the
Porte should have sent man who revived all tne
blooiest memories of Cretan history, cannot I'M
derstand, unless it be really case Of doom. whom
the Gods wish to destroy they first deprive OF rea,
sonn Well, Mustapha Pasha, surnamed Kiritty lof
Crete) will leave his lanrels where he found them,
defeated, baffled, defied his promises and his
menaces alike unstened to. lie is now returning
from Sphaka from his sixth futile expedition IN the
island, without having, since his arrival gained
single point the insurrection, beyond utter dc
sructOn of every destructbe thing in the countries
through which he passed. Crete is to-day the poor
est of all Gods lands but if that poverty ends in in
dependence from Turkish rule, she will also be the
happlest.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
HUNGARY.
CIRCULAR oP TnR YEw HUNGARIAN MINISTRY.

CIRCULAR OF TIE NEW HVNUAHIa" hiNISIHI
The following is tho text of the circular which
Count Andrassy, President of the new Hungarian
Ministry, has addressed to the authorities Oh the
country: .,,,,, nj. .o.
"Our Constitution has been retsablshed The nrmest
support and the powerful guardian OF Constitutional
liberty is order; the maintenance OF tranquility Is there
fore for the responsible Hungarian Ministry duty as
strict as the defense Of the Constitution No one can as
pose on authority OF objects which belong 10 the
attrbutons of the legislative power the legal Govern
ANY person who should do should Intervene win
violence I'm things placed beyond his rights, dsturbs
tnton Among the excuses Of that KIND must De con
sidcred as included the destruction OF arms, eDlenls
Yags and nscriptions the removal by violence OF
those objects the responsible Government being charged
with their preservation. For those reasons invite you
to nubsh the present ordinance aud TO enighten the
peapc in that Should disorders arise Ill such err
cumstances you will employ all lawful measures of rlgor
TO repress them"
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

THE STRENGTH OF THE IMPERIAL AND REPUbjCN
ARMIEs-A BATTLE IMMINENT.
sr rsLxsRArH
SAN LUIS POTosI, Feb. %, via Matamoras March q,
South West Pass and New-Orleans March 12.-An
intercepted letter from ex-Imperialist Minister
places the forces of all arms under Maximihan at
$500 men, while, according to q semi-official
organ, the forces of the Liberals amount to
5000 men. On the 25th ult Macmillan,
at the head of column, marched upon the
position occupied by the Liberal army. The lat
ter would make junction with Corona. The country
north of Queretara is all quiet. We are all waiting
the result of the great battle against the Imperiass
The Liberals are confident of success. They have the
most formidable force in front of Maxman that the
Imperial army has ever encountered in Mexico.
REPORTED LIBERAL OCCUPATION OF THE CAPITAL
SAN FRANCIsCo, March 12-The Mexican Consul
has information derived from the Secretary OF the
Governor of Mazatlan, that the City of Mexico was
occupied by the Liberals on the nth OF February,
and that President Juarez, his Cabinet and suite
were at Oueretaro on the same date, three days
journey from the capital. The report that Gen.
Ortega had been shot by order OF President JuareS
ia untrue Joaquin MramOn, srother OF the I'm,
shot as traitor In the last engagement Hramon
had $50 Frenchmen. who were captured by Escopedo.
They had left the service of France TO JOIN inc
Imperial cause They were ordered TO be shot al San
Jacinto City. Morelia has been evacuated sy the
Imperialists, aud occupied by the Liberals under
Gen Regules The fall of Morelia left no garrsoned
place TO the Imperalists in all Mexico
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
AUSTRIA.
DIsAFFEcTIoE IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF TIE
BOHEMIAN DIET.


DIsAFFFCTIoE IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE
BOHEMIAN DIET.
The greater part Of the Provincial Diets OF Austria
show themselves favorable To the last Imperial Re
script and the results known of the elections Tor
the ReichsTath seem 10 insure, even at present, the
success of Baron de Beust's projects
Out Of Is Diets which have TO merepresentauVes
for the Vienna Parliament, those OF the German
countries eight in number have already proceeded 10
the elections they are those of Upper and Lower
Austria Salzburg Syria Carintha, the Iyrol Slie-
sia and Istria. News from LembeTg states that the
Diets of Gallica and the Bukowna, notwithstanding
the opposition Of the Radicals, will send Their
deputies 10 the Central Parliament The attitude
of that Of Moravia appears TO be still undecided.
As 10 the diet Of Bohemia, the Tcheqne party, re-
enforced by members OF the high landed arstocracy
adopted by large majority an address 10 protest
against the Reichsrath, and invoking the rights OF
the Bohemian Constitution. But the Government,
as is shown by tclegraphic dispatch from Vienna,
has not allowed itself to be arrested in its cOnsttu
tional march by IN opposition which, in presence OF
the attitude of the immense majority of the popula-
tionR no longer represents anything more than an
insignificant minority. The Cabinet of Vienna has
dissolved the bohemian Diet using the right confer
red on il by the Constitution OF February OF causing
the deputies to the Reichsrath 10 bo named directly
by the populations in the election, under eX-
ceptonal circumstances, should De found Impossible
10 be accomplished by means of the Diet
Moreover the exaggerated prctenslons OF the Iche-
que party find nosympahy In any part OF the Empire;
neither the Malyars, nor the Germans nor even tho
Poles admit that there can be any question about
n Constitution Of Bohemia the same having been
abolished for two centuries and half
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
ITALY.
THE rNfIGRkNT ROMANS INTEND TO RETURN-SoIE
FROM THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT.

THE FAfIGRkNT ROMANS INTEND TO RETUhN-NoiE
FROM THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT. ,
A letter from Rome, in the Debdts. says; lt IL
affirmed that the emgrant Romans the number OF
whom is set down at the exaggerated figure OF $4,000
are absolutely resolved to return TO Rome ir anu !
their homes and families. This rumor, which can;
not guarantee has taken much consistence ana m
Roman emigration IL attributed TO the appeal re-
Gently made to it by the National Committee, and the
latter apparently does not repudiate the responsi
h;i;ty ~ its own act The Florence Government,
Justly alarmed at the agitation manifested among the
cxilcs is said TO have addressed note to the lgi-
cries TO explain the difficulty OF the situation ae
EXPRESSING wish to see its finances cxonerated from
the heavy charge of furnishing, subsidies to the
Inv the Convention of September 10, which obiges it
10 protect the Roman frontier against aggression
from without but it declares its utter rcpugnance 10
renewing the affair of Aspromonte and employing
means Of coercion ON citizens whose desires appear to
II perfectly legitimate"
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
THE FEELING IN THE COUNTRY.
THE ILLINOIS FENIAN CONVENTION.

BIT rsLEsRAPB TRIBUNE
CHICAGO. March lathe Fenian Brotherhood met
at O'Clock to-day; 70 Circles represented In tho Or
ganizaton President Roberts introduced and spoke
two hours on the present state Of the organization ita
past record and its future prospects, giving minute dis
position of all moneys received at headquarters. After
the appointment of business committees the Convention
adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow. The following cor
respondence by telegraph read 10 the Convention;
NEw-YoRK.
Col W. r. ROBERTS Chicago:
deputation Center, representing Ireland England,
and Scotland request your Immediate cooperation An
swer yes OF no. Publish your ideas Immediately
j. j. GEARY.
CHICAGO, March II.
To ]. J. GEARY, Eeir- York:
Your dispatch received. Do understand yon that tho
representatives of the r. b. from Ireland, England and
Scotland In America agreed TO unite with us LOT e
purpose OF giving aid To the men sad 10 be liz reyouuon
In Ireandl II sO President OF the Fenian brother
hood and speaking on behalf of that organization while
holding ourselves irresponsible for the results OF Wnat
fear is premature and illprepared movement never
theess we will render all the aid in our poWerto our
brothers in the field. Our objective point Is Ireland VIC
labor for Ireland, and viii strike for Ireland:
W. II. ROBERTS, President, +. b.
LARGE MEETING IN ST. LOUIS.
sr LOUIS. March l2-The Fenans had very large
and enthusiastic meeting last night Resolutions were
adopted pedgng assistance with men and money to the
ernment an Immediate acknowledgment OF the peing-
erent rights OF the Irish Republic, ana calnhg on he
wealthy Irshmen In this country TO purchase prVateeS
to prey ON English commerce.
SUBSCRIPTIONS IN WASHINGTON
wAsHINGroN, March l2-About f,ooo were cob
ected and subscribed for the aid Of Ireland at puDhe
meeting held here last night.
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THE EXCITEMENT IN THE CITY.

Nothing of importance occurred at the Fenlan
Headauarters yesterday. Notwithstanding tho rain
Storm there was the gathering OF anxious iDquers
upon tho sidewalk and congregation Of Fenians
In the Hobbies and antero few arms and little
ammunition were received from various sources, likewise
several subscriptions but to what amount was withheld
Dispatches from Gen. Gecson, in Washington, gay thss
he has succeeded far beyond his expectations.
MEETING OF cEyrERs
The adjourned meeting OF the Ceters repcsenun9 tbe
irish Rapubiean Brotherhood Of Ireland England ana
Scotland was held last evening at O'Clock, IN the Apoo
Rooms No. 10 Prince-N The Committee appointed az
the Sunday last 10 wait on the gcntemen
composed the Revolutionary Directory OF as reported 70
have been fay0rably received by them Ihe meetihB
then adjourned till Friday evening next, at O'clock
MASS MEETING THIS EVENING -.
At meeting which is 10 be held In Union
invited 10 attend the following named gentlemen nave
been requested to be present and make
Hoffman, Horace Greeley Charles D. Spencer, Johm NC
KeOn Judge Connolly, John Kelly, George Francis Iran
ex Mayor Gunther, Judge DAILY, Luke r. C0Zzens, ahd
Gen McIver The speakers desired 10 rep0rt AT THO
ave- II the weather prove unfavOrabe the meeting VIII
be postponed until the first fine evening.
MILITARY HALL. ..
The Anthony A. Griffin Circle held meeting IN MILF
tary Hall, No 1913 B0wery, last evening. The meeung
was called 10 order by Mr Thomas f. Lawer, who briefly
told hs object meeting which 10 procure funds
in aid Of the liberation Of Ireland Mr. Frank Purcell
then addressed the audience saying that the cause OF
Ireland triumph and would do 80 every man VINO
loved his country would contribute his mite eoleeton
then taken up, but the amount received was sn'
JERSEY CITY,
At the Fenian meeting in Jersey City on MONDAY nRns
the sum sos raised, In amounts varying from u
to So except one subscription 0fSloO.
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nsyTrrARY NOyENfENTS.
FIRES.
AT BosIeS.

sr rsLxsRAps TEE rnrSrsn asr f .
BosroN. March l2-Early this morning hre
broke out iu the planning mill of Everett 20, south
Boston, which was partially DESTROYED Less' S". In
.h a,,a h,,sng was the estabhshment OF George W.
safford used for the OF furniture The lcss
OF Mr. Stafford is estimated at $4,000 or $4,000; partially
insured. -. ~
IN AUGUSTA, NE.
BosToN, March 12-Af fire occurred this morning IN
Augusta Me- destroying several wooden buildings oc
c,ped by grocers provision dealers and boot and shoe
stores The less was about $4,000; partially ihsu'ea
IN PATCBoUGE, LONG ISLAND.
A dwelling house at Patchonge, owned ny Israei
Greene, esq, and occupied by family namea Ssows. s
was totally consumed by fire on Friday hBht "sI '"s
inmates barely escaped with their hves.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
CANADA.
THE NEW KINepoM-A LOAN OF $20,ooo,ooo ERoS
ENGLAND.

THE NEW KrNGDoM-A LOAN OF s2O,OOo,ooo ERoS
ENGLAND.
or rxiseRAyH THE rsisusl tt
MONTREAL. March 12.-The Canadian delegates in
London sail ho,neward the 2oth. Messrs Calf and
Rowland are busily engaged bringing to conclusion fhe
pecuniary arrangements They have almost oahy inter
views with Disrae who is to bring bill into the House
Of Commons for the guarantee Of loan to the extent OF
for the InterColonia Road oan TO be paid OH
nv means of sinking fund.- in not less than 90 years nor
more than Is years The negotiations for the loan are
srnnosed to I've easy TIE Volunteer Rerer says; has
not vet been decided to call volunteers but should
necessity arise the military authorities are prepared 70
act promptly ahd effectively"
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
MONTREAL, March 12.-One or two battanons on
Montreal militia viii be called out shortly LOT IIonueI
service The second battalion OF the 2Sd tueefs tne
rst battalion Of the 25th and the fourth cf ths
eOth Rifles win return 60 England during the snmms
KINGSTON March IA company OF volunteer futiss
ON service here for the last month has been renewed
Three men OF the Royal Artillery deserted ia<t men1
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, rchl2-Count Won Bismarck recommends
a compromise between the several parties in the
German Parliament, in order to adopt the new Con-
stitution.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
By STEAMSHIP.

The Vile de Paris from Havre February % and
Brest March q arrived here yesterday, bringing two
days later files of foreign papers.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
AUSTRIA.
INTELLIGENCE.

VIENNA, March 19.--The Emperor of Austria left
this city to-day on visit to the Hungarian Capital
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

SOUTHAMPTON. March l2-The steamship Baltic from
NewYor touched at this pert this afternoon, and after
landing her English mails and passengers sailed for
Bremen.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CkBLF, MARCH l9.
FRANCE.
BIT rsLneRAyH 70 TEE TRIBUNE.

PARIS. March l2-The laborers employed in pre-
pairing the grounds and buildings for the approach
ing Universal Exposition have struck for higher
wages
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
THE IRISH REBELLION.

LATEST DATES BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
TTB PATRIOTS CONCENTRATING NEAR CoRK-THooPs sESr
TO DIsPERsB THBM-TRANQUIL REPORTS
TELEGRAPH
LONDON, March 12-The Fenian bands in Ireland
have all been dispersed, and the entire island 10
tranquil The authorities however have good
reason to fear another rising, and have taken the
necessary measures to frustrate it.
DUBLIN, March 12--Evenng. ng.-Arrests of Fenians
being made in all parts of the country and large
quantities of arms have been seized by the police
dispatch from Cork states that q detachment has
been sent in pursuit of large number of Insurgents
who were reported to have gathered in the vicinity
of Mallow Junction, an important railway center in
the County of Cork.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
WASHINGTON.

NOTHING DOEB IN THE sREATB-THB HOUSE VOTES FUNDS
ToR CARRYING OUT THB MILITARY RBCO%SrRUCTIoH
BTLL-COwAFs NOMINATION RBJRCTKD-RRLIRP P0R
THB sovTH-THR DBPARIhEET 0EERRAIS-PBRSoNAL
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
MEXICO.

THE STRENGTH OF THE IMPERIAL AND REPUBLICAN
ARMIEs-A BATTLE IMMINENT.
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nd such Justice snail in each case return sac grl
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over monthly to the proper officers Of "a
I cities or county. upon proper receipts, except q
hereinafter provided
pc. 7. Aud be intt er enac ed nat II. IA az
after the exp ration of Licenses already Gtnnt"d D
an ora nary restaurant, sal on other plAce Wnef'
hplr uous liquors are sold within The District OF
4Tlnks "l hrut hcenss approved by ihe board o.
fvhce; ana hereAi er no hucn license 5hd oe. con
slucte regal by any on tle authpltle5 heNlnE Sut
been approved by the Board # Pc zee ma 50 certified
by the secretary thereof ander tine othee seat
oht l. ANA be II tnTther enacted may re i1oAt !
OF Ponce sb4I provide sEecIhc rules Tor Uniform
Sotung OF the ponce force, Nhch shali be procured
" each 81 ne members thereof re- ptgt'eJ surety
Ia oontorm'tg with such ul-s. Al bis own expense
anu risk ana ne sha,I be removed from snch force
Tor not complying with such rules
SIC 3. And be il further enacted That from ard
siter me passage o ~ act oPert@ ceTk 81 the
metropolitan Police district shall be vested with all
the powers now conferred by law upon notares pub
nc n the District Of Columbia lie may admi mister
money lost abandoned or returned to MN uncer the
may be 81 returned as the proceeds OF crime; and
upon satisfactory evidence Of such owEer.h'p he
sha.I deliver the same TO sad owner, hls heirs and
Cep II be proven nprac tlCa IL for such owner helr
or representatives TO appear vine the same may lie
sap and the hIng in tue office Of I'D property clerk
Of duJ eIecuied power Of attorney from =Gld owLer
property or money returned to the pr perry
clerk as the proceeds OF crime, and which shall
Court, i Ne Dtr ct ta 1g One GS esr from n' te ATE
ct such return, may unless spe tally claimed by the
Owne within that time, be thereafter 'reated a.
olLtr uHlIa med abandoned Or slo,t property Or
money - preceded N the act OF July sixteenth
sc O. . ud Dr 1t further enacted, That where ami
ln-is or art Giles OF property ther than money, are
returned to the properly csrt as the proyp rs Of
crime, when SHOWN by sltNceut evidence @ be u
tes7AN I'r lAe current use OF Ihe ana nor Tor
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