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and 70 ackuOwledgeihe arnlngements as to the Mofea. The Allies seem to set their

 hearts on this, because nothing else seems to stand in the way of the ambassadors re- turning to. constantinopIe. They would

 then, it is supposed. become active media

 tors between the Porte and Russia, Eng land and France, and with them Austria,

 not being displeased to see Russia hun'-

 bled, and 10 discover that Turkey, with a liule assistance from them, may at any time

 be made an ef1ecfual barrier against the pre- ject of Russian aggI andizcment. II the

 cbstinacy of the Sultan prevent this, it will

 look some what like infatuation,& x may lead to singular results. The present hope ap-

 pears forest upon ,hi is, ,tIlatthc ambassadors

 have agreed to restrict the limits ot Greece to the Morea and tlie Cyclades, which it is said in d French paper, they purpose ["

 erect, not intO an independent state !; but into a province, administered by its own

 Jaws, but still subject to tlIc Porte. Ii this

 be so, they have come back to MT. Can ning's pro ject, only they have now the diff ficultysof bringing Russia to return to the status antc bCNO.-COmier.