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LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 189.2.

The intelligence brought by the Paris Papers
of Sunday, received this morning, is not of so
pacific a nature as that communicated to our
Readers yesterday. The REIS EFFENDI has at
length transmitted (on the 26th of April) Ito
Qlficial Note, in reply to the Notes presented to.
him by Lord STRANGFORD and the Austrian In'
ternuncio, since the receipt of the celebrated
Turkish Note of the 28th of February. Tbig
answer is said to be conceived in more moderate
terms than that of the 28th February : it contain'
nothing offensive to Russia its tone is rather
peaceable, but in substance it does not alter
the present state of the negociations, for

the REIS EFFENDI again signifies his determi'
nation to take for the basis of future arrange'
ments the furious declaration of the Divan of the
28th of February, and endeavours to shew that
there is nothing hostile in that document, but, oil
the contrary, that it is very pacific. In Support
of these allegations, the Turkish Minister enters
into minute details on the various points 01 the
declaration, and asserts, that the Porte does not
wish to go to war witL Russia, that she has done
all in her power to avoid it, and, moreover, that
she is disposed to restore the official and dip IQ'
matic relations with that Power on the sole
footing as they stood before the departure of the
Baron de STROGONOFF from Constantinople'
This language of the REIS EFFENDI is far frol°
deciding the question which is the subject
the negociations carried on by the mediating'
Powers at Constantinople. Their object isf
to obtain the unconditional acceptance °
the Russian Ultimatum, and to this end have
all the efforts of Austria and England been di"

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rected. Hence it appears, contrary to the SC'
counts received yesterday, that on the 26th Ci
April, no more than on the 28th of Febr.rarfr
the GRAND SEIGNIOR was not disposed to rn°‘e
any fresh concessions. This state of thing;
must, we think, draw forth a speedy decisi°°,
on the part of Russia, for it is evidently tile. •
interest of Turkey to protract the negociateorts i.
with which design the present communication °
the REIS EFFENDI has been made, and notbil
we conceive can be more injurious to Russia t"if
further delay. and the consequent necessitY :‘
keeping up her present enormous military f°l.cl
We refer to an article from Vienna, a''.l°,-,-5
our extracts, iu further elucidation of the vie,l:e
of Turkey in the present important crisis.
c,,." .
,Gazette de France says that all the differenti:
between Russia and the Porte have been 3tt,
justed : but it is so completely at variance v",,,
• every other account, that the report is not OD'
tied to any credit. . the
The intelligence from Spain comes down to r.,
20th. Madrid is perfectly tranquil, and the,' io.
surrections in the Northern Provinces ant', 0,
Catalonia have been subdued. We have gi e
copious and interesting extracts under the hea
ci
1 of FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

American Papers arrived this morning t° oa
6th May: The New York Gazette of the
May contains the following document :--

UNITED STATES AND SPAIN.
(A BSTR ACT) .—TRANSLATION•
" Don JOAQUID/I DE ANDUAGA to the SECRE,"'
of STATE.
" Washington,, March 9, 10"
,e
gr
" SIR—In the Natiomd Intriligrncer of this /at, I "*r,..
seen the Message sent by the President to the House of ReP,
Ltici'
sentatives, is winch he proposes the recognition by the °I