AFFAIRS OF TIE EAST.


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From tie Joun., de Frankfort, mi-oi,cal Russian


organ.


The pacha Of E4ypt refuses 10 ,icld to ;lle
summons of the Po,tc and the four Powers.
IL" declares positively that he VIII rcrcl force
by force, bat at the same time he PLAYS the
part OF an oppressed innocent. or rather of Il
generous individual, by promising. that he
VIII not he an arr, Ssor or in ether words,
that he VIII not cidcr lbrahim TO march on
Constaniuopic. The journals o. Paris, Min
isterlal or other, beast with marvellous ac-
cordancc ot the resolution VIC have Just spok-
Ell OF, and add, with an air of triumph, that
such news had been generally expected in
france. " eli. we are able to assure these
Journals that the Powers equally expected
Such an answer, and that il will certainly not
hinder them from proceeding to execute the
treaty. In tact, very poor notion would
be formed in France OF the tirmncss of the
tour Cabinets II ii were supposed that thew
would give way before mere words or mpo-
tent threats from Mchemct Ali: and it would
hea cruel deception to imagine that in case
OF Il refusal from the Pacha their resolution
would not be taken, and their pats dctcrmin-
ed, before hand so as to bring to reason a
parsonage whose ohstinacy and adventurous
spirit they are as fully aware of as they are
OF the encouragement. to resistance which he
receives from all parts of France If lbra.
hlm does not advance. and if he does not pass
the Taurus, there will be one piece OF work
the less for the contracting Powers, and one
embarrassment the less for the French Ca
blnct. But let no one deceive himself: the
march of lbrahim will not retard either the
Pollcy or the resolutions of the four Powers
with regard to the Pacha of Egypt. Facts
have sufficiently proved for several years
that Nlehemet Ali advances from pretensions
to Pretensions, and from intrigucs. in order
to destroy the Ottoman empire, and under
mine the Sultan's Government. The Powers
will not again find reposc, the throne of the
Sultan Will not cease to tottcr every dav
more and more, conspiracics will not cease
at Consiantinop|e, the Russian Government
WILDE forced to remain on the All rirs at Sc
bastopol, the French and English fleets will
never be We aried ofcruising of all the ports
OF the Lcvant In fine, the world will not
ENJOY rcpose before Mchcmct Ali is driven
out of Syria, and before his bower is reduced
to ITS natural dimensions This is an evident
truth, the extent of which is at this dav nc-
know!cdgcd as much at London as at ST.
Petersbnrgh, as much at Vienna a. at Berlin