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Powers concerned in the Conference, that d French army should be allowed to march in aid of ti,c i3eigians. There is. in fact, no reason to doubt the exist ence of that unwillingness. The Am bassadors Of Austria and Prussia iiaese make no secret of it. Every day they are exerting themselves to prevent a decision in favor of q French land expe- diliof.

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 It seems unavoidable that the dissolu- ton of the Ottoman Empire is at hand. Lord Palmerston's hands are full, or we might have seme protocols. But, as fl Is, Ibr#him pacha is tnarcliiag upon Con. stantindpfe without resistance, and the Suitan's best hope las vanished in the defeat Of his fleet at sea. The question Ils-wiIi Maiimonsi, ii his extremity throw himselfupop the nlagnanimifs o Nicholas? And, i SO, what will the allies at the month Of tbe Scheldt have to say to a second but friendly expedi ton across the Balkan? May not the threatened occupation of Constantine pie by Russia chance to break the block, ade?