New-York tribune., 1869-01-21

candid disclosure is volunteered In reply to paragraph
circulated by the Deak press a ~ as the Conduct
In conformity with existing treaties Ine resoye 70 ~
the opposite as the IsahssS & s ssrty sppsuded by the
seryians and Croats under Austrian rule the
portion q Ss inability in % Croatia
and servia out OF the question, not journal appears "a
those regions but it is Intent upon roasng rns
Neusatz Hapreda onwardsD the leading paper Of sne
Austrian seyans contains an article Sy Ger
takes to prove that t the duty Of all seryans in and
out OF tss pTncPa to sqcSos Of 5fS note IN the
province being advanced in its general tone does
not abate Of its usual ardor on the presen' occ0
se,~S-ss--~ PHILHBLLETIsM OF THE cRoArs.
The Tness Berlin correspondent writes on January 2;
The ideas OF the Croat press may be gathered from the
following few lines, which have appeared In the nops
Poor SPECTATOR the organ oa
at Agram by the Magyars now appears at Vienna: ,o
ardor Of the Turks or to humble Greek esteem
The Turks ke pirates are lying IN walt Tor Greek mer
the frontier OF the Hellenic kingdom On the other hand
the patriotism Of heroic past s being reklnded IN the
Darius and scattered the armies Of xerxes However
ought not to forget that If personal bravery
and effective weapons do now. In both
these Turkey superior to Greece With 100000 Redi
1t is true will not be destroyed by such caasrophe
but only reused TO prolonged struggle in defense OF her
domestic hearths against that herd OF Turkish swine who,
themselves slaves want to Impose the like yoke upon
others St Greece would made to feel the barbarous
rage Of her enemy before her could triumph IT.
nevertheless she Is ready TO unsheathe the sword 1t Is
that she appreciates the solemn import OF this DECISIVE
moment, and its significance for all Eastern nations AS
serva, She like another Hercules, is standing at q
erossroad IL she choose the right direction grand
doomed to everlasting impotence without doubt, the
servlan patriots win not dsappoint the hopes which the
whole East place in them IL is not at the Greeks alone
but at the Roumanans and all scavonians also that the
Turks aiming blow"
DESIGNS OF THE PRINCE OF MONTENEGRO,
n Rar lin xprftn On 2
Martial designs ascribed Prince OF Montenegro
by the Belgrade Sbiya. the organ of the omladna So
educated serylan. These are the lines allude to:
Prince Nicholas He is man Of vide views. and being
such IL necessarily preparing % pront by war t9r tne
fred on the Greek frontier, ho VIII send an ttna to
ConsannOpe asking for the surrender OF the harbor OF
Bar Antiva It is said the Prince has recalled from
Russia Luke Vukaoyiteh the ancient leader OF tho Her
Iegovnians, whose appearance among his countrymen
wonld be greeted with enthusiasm Tho Turks on their
part not Idle. but distribute among the Al
banian Mahomedans. hundred thousand Albanians
CHAssEPoTs FOR THE TURKS
The Tmess Berlin correspondent writes under date JAM
Daoud Pasha the Turkish Minister whom the tele-
lately represented having left for Paris nego
tate railway conoessions is In reality commissioned TO
he lay his hands As yet the Turks have only the
odfashioned rife The Turkish euirassed feet has been
The EXPULSION OF CREEKS FROM TURKEY.
Our own correspondent writes from Constantnope,
Dec. 80 1853:
Tho Turks arc displaying activity In preparations
for which looks like reality In the Arsenal there is
life and motion than have ever seen Shot, shell,
rigging, indeed ammunition and supplies OF all kinds. are
ACCUMULATED In enormous quantities. and being trans
ferred 10 ships Of and TO transports The affair Of
the EDoss was unuek and has rosed on both sides the
fover.
The Porte has not been well advised by England and
France The card was In their hands and they are re-
sp0nslble. whatever they may pretend.
ghe intention to expel the poor Greeks has not been
withdrawn, although much effort their behalf has
been made The measure causes great distress even In
preparation.
Mr.. Dceyonn the Greek Minister, on leaving wished
10 recommend the affairs Of the Greeks 10 the Russian
Minister who quite ready to receive them But,
Russia OF tho protecting Powers tho other objected
Mr DeeyoDn then applied 10 Mr.. Morris, who readily
accepted subject 20 Mr. Bewards decision. The Porte
objects. ssfret Pasha Min OF For All said we don't
any interference After all the great Powers have
rejected them, how do you take themf We have nothing
10 do with the great Powers replied Mr. Morris. We
are Imply of the great Powers OF Humanity and
dispense their subject to my government prn
ciples of humanity. Where ever even q criminal
gwen over TO trial without any means OF deienset
Already know in which eight Greeks ap-
pearod your commission for teskere OF departure
into prison. aud the eighth ran away
The ambassadors provoked with Mr. Morris, but
people generally applaud his course as just and human