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will expire in eight. II is said Mr.. Stratford Can
ming had requested the Austrian lnternuncio to ad.
wise the Dvan to accent the propositions the three
Powers but that he had declined executing ,hs
commission and the Austrian Minister, Nj. ds
Miltetz, having made conciatory representations ia
the Res Ehendi, the Turkish Minister told him that
the ultmatum was bill Of exchange which would
not be honored. Such is the state of affairs at this
moment. We await with the greatest impatiencs
during the important term, which expires on the sl
August. '1ugs6argh Gazette.


TuRKEy.-'The advices from Constantinope, as
regards the ultimatum of the allied Powers respec
ting the affairs Of Greece, are Of course contra
dctory. In one respect, however, there is no dsa.
greement. The Porte will reject the propositions,
and is sraining every nerve in its military prepaa
tons. BY some accounts, the disposition Of the
Sultan is represented as humane, and Christian re.
sdents in Cons.antinople, feel secure, though
hostilites should ensue. AtSmyrna, on the 9TH Of
August, the English residents in state of alarm
on account of the intended interference in the affairs
of Greece. Smyrna was very unhealthy.