Sr. PErERsBuRoH, Sept. 12.
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Sr. PErERsBuRoH, Sept. 1s.


Many well informed persons expect that
the meeting of the Emperors of Russia
and Austria, at Czernowitz, will be at
tended with a favourable result to the
cause of the Greeks. 1t seems. that the
Courts Of st. Petersburgh, Vienna and Lon
don, are at last agreed on the principle,
that the Christian nations are bounh to
each other against the Mahometans. and
that the honour of the Holy Alliance, is
Engaged not to leave to the enemies Of
Kings so specious a motive of declama-
ton, as the abandonment Of the Greeks Il
the fate of sanguinary contest, when a
single word, uttered with tirmness in the
common name of the Christian Powers
Isufiices to intimidate the feeble govern.
ment of Constantinople. 1t is asserted
that that word will be so Pronounced
Lord Strangford is moreover to proceed
to CZernowitZ, to concur in the final de.
|claration of those powers, and the basis on
which the negotiation with the Turks is
to be undertaken. Madrid Gaz.