Hussein Avni replaces Mustapha, 118; locum tenens of Omar Pasha, ravages plains of Kissamos, 120; block-house plan, 148 _Ida_, Mt., 83, 99 Ignatieff, Gen., Russian minister, 96, 99; prevents Mr. Stillman's recall, 120 Insurrection of 1866, preparation, 42-52; first bloodshed, 52; overtures from Schahin Pasha, 54; first Mussulman blood, 56; collision at Selinos, 63, 64; general outbreak of hostilities, 65; Vrysis taken, 66; engagement at Kakopetra, 70; at Malaxa, 72; Lakus abandoned, Zurba held, 73; Theriso lost, 73; stand at Stylos, 78; Campos abandoned, 78; Vafé lost; retreat to Askyfó; loss of confidence in Greek volunteers, 82; revived by Coroneos, 83; Arkadi lost, 84-87; Kissamos besieged, Omalos defended, 89; shut up in Sphakian Mountains, collapse imminent, 94; revival in Eastern Sphakia, 99; Turks shut up in Retimo, 100; affair at Krapi, 103; defeat of Ali Riza Pasha, 105; of Reschid Effendi, 106; aid from the Greek Government, 115; defeat of Ali Riza Pasha at Topolia, 120; of Mehmet Pasha at Krapi, and Omar Pasha at Kallikrati, 123; reinforcements in the east, 125; Omar shut up at Margaritas, 126; Reschid beaten at Lasithe, 129; Omar attacked at Kallikrati, 131; at Aradena, 133; checked at Agios Roumeli, 133; retreat to Canéa, 135; Reschid killed, 135; armistice, 142; pusillanimous surrender of volunteers, 151; collapse, 152 Ismael Gibraltar, 31; killed, 78 Ismael Pasha, appointed governor, outwits the Assembly of 1864, 36; hated for his extortions and cruelty, 37; quarrels with Consul Stillman, 38; shirks the apology ordered by the Porte, 39; makes a present of a paste intaglio, 40; orders the Assembly at Boutzounaria to disperse, 43; calls a conference of the consular corps, 44; threatens to disperse the Assembly by force, 45; fails to get the support of the consular corps, 46; calls in the Mussulmans to the walled cities, 50; attacked with fever, 55; arms his co-religionaries, 57; superseded by Mustapha Kiritli, 58; quarrel with Schahin Pasha, 62; withdraws Turkish supports from him, demands a battalion of Egyptians, 63; unnerved at Cretan successes, 66; packed off to Constantinople, 67 Italian words in Cretan speech, 18 Janissary sway in Crete, 28 Joannides, a Greek physician, decides the Assembly not to disperse, 48 _Kakopetra_, ravine of, 70 Kaìergis, a Greek chief, 31 _Kallikrati_, pass, 123, 130 _Kalyves_, 78 _Kares_, 132 _Kephalá_, cave-stifling, 79 _Keramia_, movement against, 72, 73 _Khalepa_, 57 _Kissamos_, captured by Kalergis, 32; besieged by volunteers, 89; plain districts ravaged, 120 Korakas a Cretan chieftain, 99 _Krapi_, 78, 88, 99; passage by the Turks, 103; attack of Mehmet Pasha, 123 _Krustogherako_, pass, 90