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blunder or careless department can disturb
heir peace or destroy their happiness.


The infant her only surviving chiid, we
hear is also in a dangerous state--it having
unfortunately been sucked by the mother,
after she had taken the deadly poison


VIENNA, Ort. 16-I'hc demand OF the
United Staees, relative to'the passage OF A.
merican vessels through the Dardanelies
and the Bosphorus, seems long 20 nave en-
gagged the attention of the Divan. IL is at
firmcd that the result Of the deliberations
has been the refusal Of the demand. The
motives Of this refusal are not known, but
VIII 4 seems to have been the chiet motive
of the Divan for taking this resolution, is
the rejection OF similar applications maae
by other Powers, so that the Porte would
act with great inconsistency lift now grant
ed to tile United States what it refused Den
mark and Sweden.


Some uneasincss is felt at Constantinoplc
respecting the future intentions Of Com. ltotl'
gers, the Commander-in-C Chief OF the Amer


can squadron in the Archipelago 1t seem:
that while he was at Smyrna, he intimateo
that the United States would consider the
refusal of their demand, as proof OF aos'
tile disposition on the part of the Porte to-
wards the American flag.