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Europe-lmportant Private Intelligence.


The packet ship York brought letter to an
English gentleman in this city, from which we gath,
er important intelligence with respect to Greek and
Turkish affairs. This letter is from gentleman
in London, occupying responsible official station.


He states that there is an an express agreement
(not on understandings entered into by England
Russia and France, to conquer and partition the
Turkish dominions in Europe and Africa-Constan-
tnople and its dependencies are allotted to Russia
Egypt to England, and the isles of the Mediterra-
mean and some portions of the land ADJOINING tha'
con ia France. The Turk is'to be drove into ASIA
and the Greeks are to have IA government of their
own under the guaranty and protection of the Three
Powers


We are not at liberty. for obvious reasons, to
give names in regard to this information,--we can
only say that it comes from responsible source
through respectable medium