TOR ErGN.

LATE FROM EUROPE.
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TURKEY following is translation of the
8hote addressed by the Ambassadors OF France, En-
gland and Russia, to the kes Efendi, the 10th ult.
"1J Ills EaceHency the REFS E6eadi.
''The undersigned are charged by their respective
Governments, to make to his Excellency the Refs
AEaendl, the following declaration.


"During six years, the great Powers of Europe
2haye been engaged in endeavours to induce the Sub
lime Porte to enter into patihcatiun of Greece
blt these endeavours have been constantly unayaiI
8ns. and thus war of extermination has been pro-
|3nged between it and the Greeks, the results Of
(which have been, the one hand, caIamtes. the
plation of which is dreadful to humanity and
bn the other hand. T. intolerabe losses to he
commerce OF all nations, while at the same time, it
&hts been possible to admit that the fate of Greece
#has been at all within the control Of the Ottoman
h power.


I "The European Powers have consequently, re-
#doubed the zeal, and renewed the instances which
#hey before made, to determine the Porte, with the
aid OF their mediation. to put an end to struggle
that It was essential to IFS own interest should no
Il longer be kept up. The European Powers have the
more tattered themselves in the hope Of arriving
II at SO happy conclusion, as the Greeks themselves
have in the interval shown desire to avail them
Il selves Of their mediation but the Sublime Porte
has hitherto refused to listen to counses dictated by
\ sentiments of benevnence aud friendship. In this
state of affairs, the Courts of France, England and
isussia have considered it their duty to define, by
special treaty. the line of conduct they are resolved
to observe, in order to arrive at the object toward:
which the wishes and interests Of all the Christian
Powers tend


'ln execution of one Of the clauses of this treaty
the undersigned have been charged to declare to tht
government OF the Sublime Porte, that they now If
torma manner offer their mediation between i
and the Greeks, to put end to the war, and t,
regulate, by a friendly negotiation, the relations
which are to exist between them in future.


"ihat further, and to the end that the success o
this mediation may be facilitated they propose t
me Government of the Sublime Porte AN arInstic
LOT suspendins all acts ofhostly against the Greeks
10 whom similar proposition is this moment ad
afessed Finally, they expect at the end Of fiftee
days the DiTan will clearly make known its deter
mlnatOn.


The undersigned 1atter themselves that it wi
ne coniormable to the wish of the Allied Courts
pat 1t Is their duty not to conceal from the Refs E
ieh'li, that new refusal, an evasive or nsufhcier
answer, even total silence on the part of his Coy
ernnent, will place the Allied Courts under the II,
ee,sty OF recurring 10 such measures as they sha
luage most etlicacious for putting an end to sta
ol y, Things, which is become incompatible even wit
'he true interests of the Sublime Porte, with the S
eaFity OF commerce in general, and with the pete
tranquility of Europe.


Signed, C. GUILLEMINOT,


s. CANNING,


RlBEAUPIERRE.


August 16. 1927