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An event which stirred up the bile OF the Aihe-
mans happened a, Athens il February last. 1t was
the refusal OF the President Of the ChaInber OF De-
puties 10 dance with the Queen at the Court bali
given on the 18th Of bruary, the anniversary Of
the arrival OF King Oino. At the moment when
according to etiquette the Queen was about to re-
quest the President TO dance the Polona.se with
her it was discovered that ne had disappeared, ard
he did not return until the dance was flashed Ii
was supposed that the President was Gsconteated
with the precedence accorded to the President Of
the Senate, and took this method to express MS
feelings.


When the Chamber OF Deputies met, on the Eth,
the session opened with -ow, the President being
loudly called upon for an explanation of this dis
loyal treatment of the Queen. He expressed him
self guiess of any intentional disEespect, and
stated that be was as much afflicted by the position
of things rs any Of. those who reproached him
The Chamber accepted his excuses, and appointed
a depu,a,ion who were admitted the same even
ing 10 a solemn audience, and in the presence Of
the King, the Queen, the President Of the Council
and the whole Court, expressed the sorrow and
unanimous regrets of the Chamber at the gfievous
accident at the Court ball. The King responded
in proper terms. The PresldeRt Of The Chamber
was about to demand an audience 10 express his
regrets in person for the sad affair.