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The Paris Constitutional, contains the iol-
lowing extracts from letter dated Constah-
tinople, March 90.


awe have Just seen exposed on the gate
of the Seraglio, 900 heads brought from \ as
siladi, Anatolico, and Pores. Among tnese
sad ruins, thus exhibited to the view OF 'ns
Christian Legations are to be di tinguisheu
by their long hair and venerable boards ING
heads of thirty Priests, and other reisiouS
and also about 500 of women known by tne'r ,'
long tresses, besides few of children nc
Turks utter cries of joy on behoding the'n'
for thev have not witnessed such spectacle
since the taking of Calamata, and they nat
ter themselves, that they will now nave a.
bundance of decorations for their palaces
The Sultan who ordered the throats OF no
less than 25O00 Christians to be cut at Chios
has sent orders to Ibrahim Pacha to give no
quarters to the inhabitants OF Missolonghl'
no matter what their age, sex, or conaitioh
NAV be. These orders are positive lhere
are. he saws, 1000 souls shut up there, ana
he has need of that number of heads. we
hope, that should such calamity befal the
soldiers of the cross, they will first have sold
their lives at the dearest rate. We under
stand. that it is the heads of the inhabitants
of Anatolico, who were butchercd at the pass
of the Achelous oil their way to Arta, Whither
they were sent bv lbrahim, that increased
the number now here"