Vienna, 5 July. In the newspaper Oesterreichische
Beobachter was a extensive report of major Bandiera, commanding officer of the
goelette Arethusa dated Zea 28 May published supplying details of the burning
of Turkish warships at Modon.
Augsburg, 10 July. The newspaper Allgemeine Zeitung
published a news item dated Odessa 23 June. According to this item confirmed
tidings from Constantinople dated 17 June the defeat of the Captain Pasha
losing several ships including his own admirals' ship. A item dated Trieste
dated 1 July based on tidings from Corfu dated 21 June arrived several ships
there coming from Calamara, Napoli-di-Romania and Missolunghi with tidings from
that areas dated until 18 June. According to this last tidings joined admiral
Sachturi off Suda general Miauly and attacked the Turkish fleet of the Captain
Pasha there again while burning another 5 of the largest ships. Miauly reported
to the government at Napoli-di-Romania that he hoped that within 2 months there
were none Turkish ships left to face the Greek.
Frankfurt, 11 July. According to tidings from Zante dated
15 July captured the Greek flotilla crossing off the coasts of Achaie 19
European transports loaded with victuals for the Turkish garrison at Patras.
The Greeks unloaded the ships but returned the ships to their masters while
even paying the hire conform the contract signed by the Captain pasha.
