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 It Is affirmed that all the treaties with the three powers, France, England and Russia, and especially the convention of Alderman, were declared null and void 1; that the Porte breaks oG all negotiations with the Ambassadors of the three powers that tt however considers them as under the protection of the law of nations, and that it intends to provide for their person. al safety so long as they remain on the Turkish territory. This declaration has been lately communicated to NJ. De Ot- tenfclS.

 It is now expected that a hatti-scheriff of the Sultan will be published ordering all Mussuimans to take arms, and the stand ard of the Prophet to be displayed on the walls of St. Sophia to rally the faithful. IL is recollected what this palladium ef1ecyed Is months ago, at the destruction of Jan issaries, when it served to keep in check the enemies of the Sultan. At the moment the Porte made this declaration all magin- able precautions were taken for the safety of the Franks and the guards were doubled at the gates of the Ambassadors. Hither- to every thing has been tranquil. But the Franks who have since by their business gone into the streets of the capital, say that its appearance is so changed that it is hardly to be known. The Turks are transported with joy at the resolution ot the Sultan, and the approaching union of all Mussulmans.

 Itis natural that great apprensions should be entertained, notwithstanding all the precautions that have been taken. Peo- pie are anxious to see what will be done by the Ministers of the three Courts, who have continual conferences with M. d'Ot- tentels, who is at present the protector oi the Franks. It is said that M. d'Ribeau- pierre, has resolved to depart artimmediately. The haiti scherf, announcing the resolu- tions taken in the last Divan, is expected to appear tomorrow. These resolutions appear even to the Franks themselves the only means of saving the Ottoman empire, provided the Sultan is able again to rally the Mussulmans. After the convention oi the 9th July, the empire had hardly any alternative but the choice of fall more or less remote.