The Sun.
London, England, 1847-09-14 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 14, 1847.

HAMBU RGH MAIL.

CONSTANTINOPLE, AUG. 25.—The Porte has re-
sumed its representations to Lord Cowley respecting
the conduct of the English Consul at Prevesa, in the
affair of Theodore Grivas, and stated that Hafiz Pasha,
of Janina, notwithstanding the positive instructions
which he had received from this Court, had not ven-
tured to assert his power over the Consul of so
friendly an ally as England ; but that Grivas had
taken advantage of this relation, and already num-
bered three or four hundred followers, and was only
waiting for a favourable opportunity for carrying his
plans into execution. In consequence of these repre-
sentations, Lord Cowley has sent dispatches to Janina
and Prevesa, in order, as he says, to put a stop to the
mischief caused by ie English Consul at that place,
hut in all probability these dispatches will arrive at a
time when Grivas will no longer stand in need of
British protection. On the 21st of this month the
Porte addressed a letter to the representatives of the
five great Powers, in which it declares its resolution,
in consequence of the absence of the demanded satis-
faction which it requires from the Greek Government,
on account of the insult offered to M. Mussurus,
respecting the adoption of such measures as the
Porte considers necessary for the maintenance of
its dignity and its interests, but which it has hitherto
withheld in the expectation of the mediation of the
Imperial Court. The Journal de Constantinople of
the 21st of August contains a detailed article on the
subject, and states that the Porte has this day issued,
to all the governors of the provinces the command
for withdrawing the Exeguateur from all the ac-
credited Greek consuls in the different parts of the
kingdom ; and further, that from a month after this
date all coasting in Greek vessels is prohibited, that
is to say, if the satisfaction demanded by the Porte
has not been made before that time. The main cause
of this proceeding appears to be the refusal of Coletti
to make any public or written expression of regret
for his conduct.

ANcoNA, AUG. 29.—Coletti has lately again applied
to Sir E. Lyons, and made arepresentation of the conduct '
of the English Consul at Prevesa, who openly supported
the plan of Theordor Grivas. Sir Edmund replied
that M. Coletti saw danger where there was in fact none
to be apprehended ; the true and sole danger lay in
the system adopted by the Greek Government; this
must be altered, or it would not hold on long. It is
reported that Kalagris is working out a plan which
contemplates nothing short of the surprisal of the
Rhim and the Anti-Rhim. No official answer has
yet been received from Vienna to Coletti's letter of
the 26th July. A letter from Athens states that the
Greek Government does not consider itself bound to
make any reply to the demand made by Constanti-
nople. All mediations are considered at an end, and
the threats of the Porte are looked forward to with
calmness.

ERZEROUM, TURKEY, Auo. 12.—1 lately informed
you of the progress which the cholera was making in
the Turkish territory. Yesterday the Governor-
General Izzel Mahomed Pacha received the news,
that the epidemic was raging in Ischelder, and had
even penetrated as far as 011 i, eighteen hours' journey
from here. In the other Turkish districts it has
assumed a less malignant character than in Grupten,
from which place it has been brought. Accoreling
to the latest returns of the military surgeon at Kars,
out of 400 cholera patients sixty-three died.
The extraordinary degrees of the atmosphere on
this elevated plain is this year greatly increased by
the drought, which is far greater than can be recol-
lected by the oldest inhabitant of the city, inasmuch
as it is three months since we have had any rain.
The dryness of the atmosphere is so great, that, if
for example, a map is spread out for one minute, it is
so curled up, that there is great difficulty in opening
and folding it up again.
Bederhan Bey and Chan-Mahomed, as well as the
two brothers of the latter, have been brought in
chains to Wan, from which- place they are expected
here shortly, in order that they may he carried to
Constantinople, and according to the treatment which
these ringleaders of the insurrection in Kurdistan
have already received, it is probable no very enviable
fate awaits them.

CHRISTIANIA, SEPT. 2.—The whole of the royal
family left Christiania to-day for Stockholm. The
King and Queen will travel to Arboga, and from
thence to Stockholm on the 7th. The widowed Queen
will travel through Svinesunde.
THE CHOLERA IN TIPLIS.—News of the progress
of the cholera in Tiflis : twenty-six new cases from
the 17th of July to the Ist of August, nine of whom
died, and sixteen were convalescent on the following
day. The number of those who had been attacked
was on the decrease.—Hamburgh Papers, Sept. 10.
lIAMBURGLI BOBSENHALLE, SEPT. 10.
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Russian 5 per Cent., Harab. Certificate. 101%
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