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erreily ought to reader his todiernnatinit Inevitable; he,
holy law end the safety of the empire alike regioN
his death. He was Men made proinner by the
tortoni Straskier of Roadie, thont.rhid Al.ed-Partec
and the sentence of death renovated in the seblinieferfo
hurled ■luinst him by the Mufti, has bees eeeee ied rIMP
form ably with the orde►s of his Highness. Here is the
separated from the body of this traitor to religion, Drped,_
tendt•Ali.Pacha, hem %bum co auitia,periely. sad tyreavy,
the emersion of the faith are at boob delivered

•
The Zergarmecini (listesdant of the arsenal) hip here
charged well the receipt and ft gelation of the property and
gas simp;im a .0. a Brim owe, etwefer limey peers ((railed is
wraith and power the ereetert Prince% turi who macwanted
catensive retains's moth aura i hen mtecurrotry.
[The account then goer el.bl uuttcw the circus'.
stainers that led to Ali'. den ii. They are the Isar
as have already *Amsted so one l'eper.]

'PETERSOUROM. ►MARCH M.

1111101111 CT *FROM A LlTTita.)
Theinestion of pace or war will soon k
ded, and its solution depends entirely on the nee...
:rsitioni se tasfloMor.aduedienTactiesr..liied:.:l6l‘a'itersnlnya:
,ingeisbed diplomatist, I ~,,, oured with.the partiru.
Jar confidence of the Emperor, kid before h,,
.
.enirterenees with Covets Pirevselrocte and Car,
d' Istria. He has vary extensive lull powers Nei-
dnate •the progress if .the negoviat ion, without thr
constant steadily of couriers backwards and fro.
words between Vientia mud Peteraborgli, a Chilli—
'or 600 Irwin*. Oar Callinct demands a speed/
and categorical answer, The Inarrh and maiute-
-11,,,we 44 en army of 150,000 men on the war este.
likliment has caused extraordinary mimeses, quite
disproportionate to the seventies of the Mph*, and
the treasury has been exhausted its meet those enor.
1110U11 exponser.

M. de Letbzeltern, Autbsraodor of Austria, *ad
Mr. Begat, Envoy ofsGrest Rrituia, hovedeelsred
to our, Chibuiet, by *Mee of their Coartiohat in case
of oar iblir ,Scivertigns would oloserve the strictest
neutrality. but dial they obit hoped dist the Ot-
tuition Government could roureut to make the gin-
cessions and sacrifices which were iseehissry to main.
taiu peace. itepeated order. have been mot to the
Miuistershf the two Courts at Constantinople, to
•rawill there -effort' with the Divan, and with the
Sultan himself, to obtain this happy result. Bat
our Cibieet does not seem to be convinced of the
success of the negociations of dos two mediating
powers, and all thopre potations for over continue with
theocrat nrdour. Orders have been sent to the Com-
manders-in-Chief, and the Commanders of corps, that
the arm! gamy be able to attack at the first signal.
The roads are still impassible for artillery or heavy
baggage, sod it i., pet-heirs, this difficulty alone
Which has hitherto retarded die opening of the cam.
psign. 'fire paymaster-general of the army, and
the chiefs of the tnileary adtuiuisteatioo, bare al-
ready set out. Conisacts have been merle with
Jew. for the aepply of prosistum, foe amend months.
Surgeons collected from ell quartets, nod in great
number., are gone to the army. It is even affirmed
that the Emptier has made every preparation to go
to Odessa, and that he will only out for a last dis-
patch from M. de TotisClielf. Two of the Griod
Dukes will have commnnuh in Vitt army. Vague
and evasive answers will no lower be attended to.
It is said• in public that M. de Tatischeff has orders
immediately to (Lint Vienna, rani AO break off all
the rarigociatioria. iti ease the answer of the Porte,
to a new Note remitted by the Aostriao loternuns
cio, M. de liiiitzow, should not be entirely ratisfac-
. Ws. it it even addi'd, that tins ease M. de
Tatirdat will nvoiveed immediately to the head-
gesso* of the Remiss army, sad deliver to the
teielterst.ieoChief•araleil orders, of which he is bearer.
It is whin will, that ,the Cabiues of Vitoria and
St. Jamee proposed
s have pposed to our Court, iu case the
Porte should lint accept all the terms prescrihed be
Hueco. to submit the clitioreoce to a tribunal
formed of the Plenipotentiaries of the great, in other
words to a-new, European Congress; but it seems
that otir Court bus not acceded to thiapormaud.
The first of the conditions, tiara rlllllO4 dictated
bt Russ's, is the entire evacuation Of 11Titifivia soil
Wallachia, and the nomination of new Christina
llospodors. • the repairs arid rebuilding of the
ctiristiati chemises are also required. act well.
lammed persona timed that the IrtfOt difficult arti.
• chi to• regulate is (List of tile ioderatiity in money,
Which Ramie require' to make good the espewe
of the araimmenta and inorebiog of the troopa_rs.
pence to common, that Moldavia and Wallachia
themselves would Ire an irstillciaut axuperisation.
Am:4er piece of news, hoe reistive to Tor liry.
but which excites some
.iisteiest in all our polioest

circles, ra that of the marriage projected iietsecit
'the King or. arra' Britain and a Windt Princew—
a project. which nlin gives manse tiorbrage to the
!Court of,Stockholni. The Danish party is Milt
.actaarissNotway, end Room cannot see with in-
difference the Engliqh Cabinet al quire a repot -
defence in the Council. of. the Kit/ of Denmark.
ITAttiStigliiia Oats might thee some time attempt
to dosassaleist the Bahac, wed to dispose of the
kpresagnef the Sound.—(Coerfer FrancaiLl

*ASCU 14.
. Letters from Corfu, received to-day, vernten. it
Is true, by friends of one Greeks, confirm the news
lof•the defeat of the Turkesh fleet. Colocotroni at-
tacked the Turks. who were landed on Cope Peplos,
near Paints, owl entirtly defeated them. The rest
of the Totkisli fleet entered tie Golf of Lemento,
end is blockaded by the Greeks, oho were
bitteries on shine. to attack the enemy's vessels by
its sod laud.

MARCH (20.

The Anstrien ()boron contain•, in letters from
Constantinople of the 45th of Fehrtorv, I nog et-
counts of the exposure of the head of Ali Pads..

Through the United States accounts from St.
Doming.) to the 84th of February have herr, re.
Cl:11,141. Thrlf cooings are important. It ia rant
that the President Boris had nieterded in 'sum&
iiez. his Government throughout the whole of the.
Wand. without bloodshed. The total force under
his cinnamon is stated to assoiset to 20,000 ewers.
All the lirineistal forts were garrisoned by black
troops. and from the energy displayed in the civil
sod military ailmtnistnition of the Govevansesst, it
was fully expected that no attempts *wild be soak
by the iolsoisitains of the Spanish part of the island
to oppose his authority. Ail the blacks hod born
emaucipsted. Some jealousies contiosed to ant
bpottrWtiett:oft the
he cold
rtei t hla*dc.iae been lidudeettobelancks'
espesiat:l w;
thoold be diuttard.