_Lakus_, movement against, 72, 73, 157; reoccupied by Cretans, 83; abandoned, 89: situation, 157; church-bell strife, 158 _Lasithe_, 125; attacked, 128 _Lasithe Effendi_ mountain, 129 _Lasithri_ district, 83 Levantine, a person of foreign ancestry, born and bred in Turkey, 44 _Loutro_, a port of Sphakia, 94 Lyons, Lord, 56, 97, 113 McDonald, Capt., 61 Mainote irregulars, 95, 99 _Malavisi_, 127 _Malaxa_, block-house attacked, 72 Manosouyanaki, a Cretan captain, 73 _Margaritas_, 126 _Mathea_, 129 Mavrocordato appointed president by the Cretans, 123 Mehemet Ali, awarded Crete by the allies, 32; oppression, 33 Mehmet Ali, "the Prussian," 174 Mehmet Pasha guards Krapi, 88; out-flanks Theriso, 89; attack on Krapi, 123; shut up at Kares, 132; driven back to Vryses, 133 _Melambos_, 135 Melidoni, Antoni, a Cretan captain, 29; assassinated, 30 _Meskla_, 159 _Messara_, 106, 129, 130 Mikhali, Hadji, of Lakus, 81; reoccupies Lakus and Theriso, 83; successes near Canéa, 83; fights Ali Riza Pasha, 105; character, 106, 163, 168 Morris, Hon. E. Joy, U. S. Minister at Constantinople, 97, 101, 119 Moustier, Marquis de, plan to transfer Crete to Viceroy of Egypt, 53 _Murnies_, 25; Assembly at, in 1833, 33; executions at, 34 Murray, commander of "Wizard," 62, 91; letter to Minister Erskine, 107; visit to Omar, 137 Music of the Cretans, 19 Mustapha Pasha (Kiritli), the "Albanian butcher," 33, 34; made Imperial Commissioner, 58; arrival, 67; summons insurgents to submit, 68; relieves Candanos, 69; retreat harassed, 70; return to Canéa, 71; moves against Lakus, Theriso, and Keramia, relieves Malaxa, 72; attacks Zurba, occupies Theriso, 73; march on Krapi, opposed at Stylos, takes Campos, 78; carries Vafé, 81; tarries at Prosnero, takes Arkadi, 82-87; return to Canéa, prepares for Theriso campaign, 88; moves through the passes of Kissamos, 89; ravages the valleys of Selinos, 90; permits Dickson to ship off Cretan families, 92; embarks at Suia, repulsed at St. Rumséli and Tripiti, returns to Selinos, 95; removes to Askyfó, 102; losses at Krapi, 104; orders an attack on Omalos, 105; slights Capt. Strong, 117; replaced by Hussein Avni, 118 _Mylopotamo_, 125, 127 _Navarino_, result of battle on Cretan insurrection, 31 _Nerokouro_, seat of the Assembly of 1858, 35 Nicolaïdes, an Hellenic chief, 133 Nikephoras Phocas drives the Saracens from Crete, 20 _Omalos_, annual fair at, April, 1865, 38; turned into an Assembly, 41; situation, 74, 89, 90, 105, 165; concentration of insurgents and volunteers at, 89; attacked by Ali Riza Pasha, 105; expedition against, 135