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The Constitutional publishes extracts o.
4 SECRET note, said to have been lately sem
by the Russian Government to the Other !'u,
ropoiM Powers, relative to the settlement ~
the affairs of Greece. In this note, II
proposed that Turkey should be called up
on to form three principaltirs in Greece,
on the same footing as those OF Aiofiavla "'R1
Wallachia. The first TO consist OF | hesS"'
ly, Bcotia and Attica, or Eastern GREECE
the second of the ancient Nenitian Llttor"N'
with the exception OF what belongs to iOS'
tria, Of Epiiris, and of Acarnania, OF Wess'
crn Greecc-and the third of Morca' !"
which the Island of Gambia might be loAe0'
or Southern Greece. "Russia," Says l.c
document in question, "thinks that Ilp
Greeks cannot reasonably carry their holV'
farther They would enjoy liberty ana collt,
plctc freedom of trade, and would have i'"5
of thcir own.--Thc Greek Patriarch, ,, c,
tinuing to reside at Constantinople, woulu y.
some measure become the Representative y.
the whole nation. The Turks wouldpreSeN
a few fortrcsscs, with a certain extent !.
territory round them, beyond when INV
should not proceed, and there would Nv
be neither Pacha nor Governor, but ct.A
principality would pay tribute proporll1aa
cd to its extent and its riches" The mst@
ions tendency of such projcc. is very opni :.i
ons. 1t would prevent that object wh'."
every friend to the Greeks must hsVe ~, i;
heart, namely, the consolidation ol t. ~.
liberated country into one powerful 3'',., ncs
equally able to maintain its indepcho'l'.'
against RUSSIAN as well as Turkish nv
ters.


The House of Commons was adJoulieu
last night under rather ludicrous circun'S'."'
ccs.-About O'Clock, there was neafiy ;ns ons
hundred members present, when dscitIs,Jl, :,.elc
arose upon a city bill, which seemed nner5 ,,ent
to lead to a division. At the very monlsnr en-
that the dissenting members were leas,ns
the house upon the division, it was annoeethU the
ed that the balloon was over the rool u and ~.
house. This produced diversion, ,,'e a" y
honorable members rushed out to ihauis. rs.
very eXcusable curiosity, in such nllii,Du,f s.sf'
that those who remained behind were l'''"'.
iicisslt to make Z hoQse.