The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-09
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-. rank 10 Col. Vassos for re-
shoT y, in the island if the powers
~ Ultimately to leave the decis-
flhS tote of Crete in the hands of
tomorrow will say: Despite
II M courtesy of the language OF
III slo-1rtv il merely reaffirms a policy
sssfs leP' S,.ers pronounced inadmissa-
gsa u Ilt.ternpts to justify the conduct of
pen' a. sonbistries, which have already
SrsS ,5sntlv refuted. The powers,
ss sp,51s i'remain in absolute agree
taFlpe I,bere can be no question that II
nst 80 not submit quickly they will
CIV coercion. ,i.o
ea Standard deduces from tne promise
Nv NJ. HdnotauN IN the Ollalilper u
rD.+ss that no military operatlohs woulu
Dsa'S.crsd without the assent of the
be Gnu NAT there will be no summary
caia.l 1..,ont of Greece. 1t does not pre-
cbslseii',,. MAT will be done, but it warns
teri ~ &c., 9@S mat he is risking the ruin
Of hs I'm, Hl''7 News will say that it still be-
II ls c-onnromise will be reached, al
hae neaeeful blockade may precede
it ct~onice will say that in the face
n IAe an answer British coercion of
Greece is imposslDe e.,s.,,. &c +to cbro,
i' ttola5raphs that much anxiety is felt
~ Isst Great Britain refuse to join IN
MIN Greece. AS yet Austria, Germany
y, pnssia are the only three OF the SIX
...t powers that have assented TO the
q e'a.s.s1s made by the foreign admirals in
"a NvfS ,snl, fr,aYo1xr n hlOTk-
usrf tbe coasts of GREECE. The CORE
~ soSsnt adds that the vessels of the
KIN navy which are going to Volo har-
wVaro tent under strict surveillance.
Tts Times tomorrow will publish dis
..b from Canea, saying that a torpedo
Fl, 3estroyer which has arrived in Suda
,or rom Seino, reports that the nego :
s,i,ns of Sir Alfred Bilotu with the in
'-onts AT Selino, in behalf of the be-
-.d Nussulmans, have failed. The 500
~ rom the various ships. who accom-
rsniel Sir Alfred, will march inland.
r,nea. March S.-The International gem
,,rmerie in the island of Crete has been
Ssbanded and the French and Italian
.scsrs of the gendarmes have taken their
soarture. The Montenegrins. belonging
M the gendarmerie shave been retained by
fsnssa. who will pay them for their serv-
hes
ADMIRAL Canebaro. commander of the
rsisn fleet here. has notified NJ. Barak-
IL the Greek vice counsel, that he must
lave the island. M. Baraklis was re-
emily instructed by King George to go to
Sslno to intervene with the insurgents
there in behalf of the beseiged Mussulmans
of Kandamos The vice consul insisted
noon going in the Greek warship Hydra,
bm this the foreign admira.s would not
permit They offered TO place Russian
torpedo boat at his service, but he declined
10 accept the offer. 1t is supposed that his
enlistment is due to this refusal.
The foreign admirals have telegraphed to
their respective government that they will
Immediately dispatch 600 men to maintain
peace in the towns.
II is reported from a Turkish source that
the Mussulmans at Kandamos and in the
province of Selino have started for Pail
kora, where they will be out of danger 1t
is expected that they will arrive at Pail
bora this evening. Two steamers will be
dispatched to fetch their belongings.
Berlin, March S.-Evening-Th reply
Of Greece TO the Identical note of the pow
ers has been received here and, as was
expected, is unsatisfactory. In conse-
Quence Germany and Russia have signi-
fed their approval of an immediate block
ade of the Greek and Cretan coast.
Rome, March sit is semi officially an
nounced that owing to the adverse reply
Of Greece to the demands of the powers,
the latter will at once withdraw their
ministers from Athens.
New York, March S.-Mr. Botassi, the
Greek consul general. has received over
jon kilograms and 800 letters from Greeks
all over the country, volunteering to sc
TO Greece.
The consul general said to-day that
most of the writer's coupled their desire
TO go home with the condition that Their
passage be paid. He had received notice
from his government this morning that
all Greeks, who wished to go home to fight
will have to pay their own passage. as
the government has made no provision
fOr such expenditure.
Berne, March S.-The committee of the
International Peace League will send ar
address to the powers and also to Greece
and Turkey through the respective diplo
mats here proposing to solve the crisis
by plebiscite of the Cretans.
Hamburg, March S.-The Hamburg Cor
respondent semi-ol1icially states that II
the event of Greece rejecting the ultima
tum and the powers not agreeing speedily
as to their future course of action, or If
the event of a Greco-Turkish war break
ing out, it is understood that the German
cruiser Kaiserin Augusta, now in Cretar
waters, will be recalled. Germany will
thus quietly retire into that reserve tina
IS suited to her political interests.
LARnRS or 1IuE sEN ArnRS