The New York herald., 1869-01-19

clear case or rerri'af for Hobart Pacha. who pur-
sued the Erosis into her auch0raes IN the port Of
syra with his frigate and despatch ooat We can
easily believe that under the circumstances tho
Turkish Admiral would consfder hls reputation
at stake In the contest between himself ana
this notorious promoter OF the Cretau lusufertion
The foreign representative having reason TO take
alarm At this state OF anairs, hasened 70 calf upon
All Pacha aud begged the Grand vtzier to send i'm
mediate instructions to Hobart Pacha II not already
too late, to abstain from any act that might aggra
v6te the position OF a1atrs. The Grand vizier re-
piled that the Porte had already anticipated the
wishes OF the Ambassador. besides which Hobart
Pacna i too familiar With maritime laws 70 take
In the case Of the Fross in faot tho following day
the arrived that Notwithstanding the great pro-
vocation he had received he quietly withdrew from
the port Syra being informed OF the rupture OF
relations between the two governments In order to
closely SocSaded tie port With ' the daily increasing
feet under hts command. To-day we learn that
Hobart Pacha, having under his command before
including two or three iron-clads has made
q fresh demand upon the authorities Of SyIa
sS ne M o. me
from the Porte. that the Eross be given IN to him
DESTROYED BY the authorities that the authorities
rance until mixed maritime tribunal shall DO able
TO trv the charges agatnst her and decide she 30
% os mot e s Hs also IS @ snSs
is led to believe that another steamer called the
Crete fs NOW lying IN Syra armed to the teeth, and
volunteers for the Cretan insur0ents The reply is
that the Monarch OF Syra requests two days delay
70 H, Ma tne 70 ts SSpa
desires the French commander to say that whatever
may happen, the inhabitants Of Syra may feel the
harm. but he win leave no stone unturned 70 COM
pass the seizure or destruction or fair trial OF the
This corresponds with what I heard some davs
since, that when Hobart Pacha followed the Erosis
into the h0rbor he had the intention OF blowing her
moored in the inner port where the firne Of single
gun would have involved the slaughter OF large
number OF the population assembled on shore.
Yesterday 1t was announced that the Porte had
extended the delay accorded to the Greeks for their
departure from the empire fifteen DAYS beyond the
for their departure II the Porte is 10 blame in this
affair up to the present moment 1t consists In having
acted with too great moderation. II has never IN
vaded anv part OF the Greek territory, and, not
wihstanding the prov0catton II has received 1t
has refrained from all hostile demonstrations
Of war against Greece For the pre-
sent It Is quite satisfied to leave the Greeks to their
own reflections In the isolated and p0werless posi-
tion in which they now ind themselves placed.
Yesterday the news was teegraphed from SMYRNA
that two steamers Of the Egyptian Company. trading
collision s near SMYRNA and that one q hsn the
upward bound, went down Immediately with all on
board, some 800 souls, including crew.
1t Is feared that the companions OF Colonel
O'ReiIly IN the Syrian expedition, two Of whom,
Romer and Canfleld are Americans, were on board.
An Appeal 10 the Patriotism Of the Greek
Nation.
ATHENS, Dec. 2e 1888.
The Ministers have addressed the following pro-
clamation to the Greek nation -
FELLOW crrrzExs-yo know already the circumstances
supported by the representatives Of the nation works
that " acting as has TIL now, In accord with the feeling
IT,. have every,
the msssrs means which are Indispensable rsow citi
me Heene. solid basis Of the governmental
% This wy The . hs % e
h.,s Hsgpss, gpus rssle bsss i iap2eri; sTa ssss
for Foreign Affair; N C.ns.s Minister hs Navy dem
ter for Public Instruction, &C.
The following is an extract from the circular above
alluded n TO- and which the Ministers Of Home Affairs
projects and tax receivers Of the Greek Kingdom
We have no info%a.on to convey e you relative
feelings q hs sabscrbers but every suIscpton however
small shall be accepted money deposs loans the
eon..ss!y INFORM shs Citizen: saysa
April which ~ ss spt %
petent authorities According % that law treasury tond
bit "a draehm.s The interest has been sssd sss
eight per OF the nominal capital Therefore
reaches ten cent However, the government wsbng 10
give 10 the capitalists greater advantages than those granted
70 Treasury bondholders inscribed It'll now, has raised the
rate TO nine cent the nominal capavx eleven per
cent on the real capital That law arsady sanctioned will
be published IN the official government paper The loan u
SUNG every sx months By the drawing o. bonds The bonds
.! 20 really given Sv the e.palss rin., s.s profit
Of Twenty-Five cent the paid up capital Pull and secure
given for the sinking fund and the
o Interests The receipa Of the custems II Athens the
Pious and Paras exceed sx months by third The
required for that The commissioners having IN
view the advantages of the said osn press and
convince ccaseess the capitalists that lend their
money ON advantageous terms they furnish ~ the time
duties In ccnnection with the present sste of AZ
the actual urgent and that loss Of
time and want Of funds win haze depcrsbs
ha rovemmen reckoning tbs pure patrcsm OF the
Hcenes and the duties which the country imposes all
10 fuy convinced that eYery rich poor will sire
nssissnre and enable 10 assert noby and wohy the
sionsi rights The commlason, acting whols or each
member acting particular viii send 70 the tax recevs
the voluntary subscribe OF subscribers 70 the loan
The govsrnnent reckon also patriotism IN the fu
nent OF your duties We think useless insist again that
the question concerned daily beconing and
urgent therefore, ~ ~ shall have received this CIR
cnlAr you viii meet and begin your work In earnest
ATHENS Dec. II a., 1sss. d. BULoARfS.
Exfied Greeks In Observation-Disclosures 70
BE Observed.
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