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Russia has delivered them up. The restoration of
the Chrislien churches shall not take place until
tratiquilliey shall have hertz re-established, and all
the Greeks whatl leave laid down their arms."
When Count Lutsow exprea.ed his astonishment
at this change of language no the part of the
Turkirh hlinismrv. the Rer•-Elfendi referred to the
orders of the Slalom. The Count asked whether
the Porte were determined so peace or war ? The
Reis-Effendi excused heim.elf front answering that
goestioes, as the powers with which he was invLsted
did Slot go to that length; beside., !lidded he. the
Sultan will do whamrer he pleases; and 90 mullions
of Musulinaiss. with the sword in One hand and the
Koran in the other, will know how to defend their
rights agaiwit the Clinstjens.
Theii tajo. Bey, its a most vehement speech.stated
the Overman Powet to be of the toast formidable
description. Count Linsey, when he returned to
his hotel. imen•diately dispatched au accottat' of
the interview to lies Court.
On the 423e1 el November Lord Strangferd had
a conference with the Reis-Effendi, the result of
which was not more satisfactory. Oi; his worn to
his residence. the Noble Lord was insulted by the
populace, who pursued leis drogues° even into his
hotel.
The English Arabsessdor has roadr.enother
effort. and presented it memorial, in .which he de-
soibes the dangers to which the Salton is exposits*
himself. But. up In the 27tH of November, the
Reis-Effeuris had declined receivaup it.
Such was the state of affairs at the departure of
the last courier.
fillaMbliSTADT, DIICEMSII It.
Accenting to letter. from Cserrioents (Buck..
urine) of December 8, fresh corps of Ottoman
troupe leave entered Jassy. We learn from Hemmers-
hitt that doe artillery of the Russian army has
p•is-ed the Dniester, sod *dvanted towards the
Pruth. • . oit
We hove received the Mowing ineelligence from
Bayonne. dated December 98:—
•/ Oar eorrespoutlence from Navarre, obi& ought to have
reached us this day, Mai rot arrived. It is to he presumed
that the COW*? from Panipeiusa did not proceed, from the
fear of heist arrested by the numerous corps of the / Army
of the Faith;" bat we have just received details from tra-
vellers worthy of credit. whirh afro that this army la.
creases daily; it. force totem tie. estimated at upward. of
Loon Lath/due is at its height to the quarter which it
weir plea.
" Hitherto the arethorities Inwood, bee. able to moMire
shout 9lioll, iistleiling a brushes of Catalattiasi volasseers,
which came from Hereto to oppose the luaeraellla• A tealwle
printed at Votteria, *peaks of • recouire which took place,
isi which the losargesits lust eipitt iota.
" Ho•ever this may be, .early the whole of Navarro Is I.
agausat the revolving.. and the revolutlemisia;
and Psuipeletia, if we may credit the renews whirl are is
circulative this morning, Is at this 1111011111,1111 a prey to all tees
horror} of autarchy. Several wealthy families. ataustet
other+, that of the horse of Banana have takes Night.
General Alava, the Military C.:ammartdaist irf Arregor,
came to the assistance of Lopes Bagnius•' hat he bad •oo
mover reached Tudela, than ha was foreed to regrew preci-
pitately with his handful of roes barb to Arragoa, *hate, It
le said, the lahsbitants ere 'skin up arm. to dirtied their
rights tipsiest the Revolutiveisto„ min to abolish the les
Custilattim."—(easette do Fronse.)
•4 More tarps of Austrian troops from the bloom at
Naples, passed through Roase set the ittb December, etkiliessis
basting. un their ay to the Hereditary States of lb. Sea
peter "—(Least .)