From the London Courier, Sept. 22.
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Our negotiations with the Porte are drawing to-
wards close, and the next advces from Consanti-
nople will apprse us, either that the Sultan has re-
cedea from his determination to refuse all interte-
renee, OF that the Allied Powers have given the me-
cessary instructions for carrying into effect the trea-
ty ofthe 9Th July.


We think the latter more likely nasmuch as the
period fixed for receiving the reply of the Ottoman
Government had expired, when the last message left
Constantinople, and the answer then given was a
firm and perenptory refusal to accept the proffer-
ed mediation. 1t is hardly to be supposed that the
Ambassadors of England, France and Russia, would
afterwards attempt to reopen the negotiation !;
Though the great object of their Governments
is to bring about amicabe arrangement, should
the Sultan, when he found them preparing to quit
his capitol, make any such overtures HIMSELF they
would of course, declare their readiness receive
them


1.-THE question we are now discussing, related 10
any other European Government than that of Tur-
key, we should say, the die cast for it would
be fairly presumable that adecisoD had been delbe-
rately adopted from which every feeling of national
dignity and honor forbade it to recede. But when
we consider what this Power is--how little it is in
huenced by considerations which operate upon other
States and how utterly incapable it is of successful
lily opposing itself to the united power three Mon
arches with whom it is at issue, we can hardly per-
suade ourselves it would have gone even so far as i
has, if it calculated only upon its own strength ant
resources A few days, however, will enable us tt
Judge accurately Of the actual state this
| ton.