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The Semdphorc dc Aarseilies had received let
terfrom Athens, dated The Sh and mentioning tina
the affairs OF Greece continued TO pre-occupv both
the Divsn and the diplomatic body. Chekib Eiiendi
had lately addressed note TO the representatives of
the complaints of Turkey against Greece, and de-
clayed that If the latter continued 10 menace The
peace of the neighbo:ing Ottoman provinces, the
Porte would be under the necessity Of adopting en-
erge,ic measures ans stationng cops of observation
along the Greek frontier. This note was forwarded
to the Ministers OF England, France and Russia, in
Government Colelii, Ii appears, gave the three
Ministers the most satisfactory explanations, which
convinced them tina, the apprehensions OF the Porte
were unfounded


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