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fiNtoar THE OAZITT DE vlinteles, NOV. 15.
COMITANTII4OPLIC. Orr. Is.
falti of Tinghir Oglou has followed info
the two heads of ir, Agoi and Josef. The real
- • cause of this act of rigour can only be conjectured, bht
it is generally believed, that besides its differences re-
specting money matters with the Porte, the Seraskier
Kosrew, and Redschid Pacha, they were particularly
obnoxious to the Grand Viiir, who has taken the op-
portanityla revengs himself for their successful appli-
cation to the Sultan to break off, in spite of him, the
marriage of their daughter with the son of the Prince
of Wallachia.
OCT. 13.—The (Austrian) teternbncio has to-day
caused a note to be delivered to the Porte, supporting
the proposals of the three Powers, parties to the treaty
of London. This step is said to have made much im-
pression on the Turks, who have been used to consider
Austria as adverse to the mediation.
. Ocr. lt —A firman has been read in all the mosques,
prohibiting the Turks from using any rich garments.
Ocr.l6.—Three councils have been held at the Porte
to determine the answer to be given to the dispatches,
in which Ibrahim Pacha announced the provisional
suspension of hostilities, to which he had agreed on the
26th of September, with the English and French Ad-
mirals. It is affirmed that the Sultan has sent an answer
to Ibrahim that he is to execute the first orders of the
Porte, and to put to sea ; but to avoid, however, coming
to a rupture with the European squadrons.
The Turks, notwithstanding the alarms which they
cannot help feeling, still hesitate to believe that the
Powers will ever declare war against them. They rely
on the very expressions of the treaty of London. They
have not approved of Tapir Pacha's leaving Navaria,
and accuse him of folly.

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Money and fresh orders have been sent to Redschid
Pacha, that he may continue his operations.
Two Tartars have been sent with a million of piasters
to Omer Pubs. Negropont.

It is said that a Kalarach has arrived from the prin-
cipalities, with the news that the Russians are retiring
to a greater distance from the frontiers.
The Patriarch, oa the reiterated application of the
Porte, yesterday delivered to it the letter of pardon,
• and the removal of the excommunication of the Greeks
who have submitted.

A fifth Servian Deputy has arrived here.
The Charges des Affaires of NapleS,'Spaio, and Den-
mark, accompanied by Mr. Franchini, first Dragoman
of the Russian Legation, have been to the Porte to-day,
to sign the convention which grants their respective
flags leave to enter the Black Sea, on conditions which I
are in general advantageous. This convention was ne-1
gociated by the Russian Ambassador, conformably to
the treaty of Aker man. It was observed that the Reis
Effendi received the three Charges d'Affaires very coolly.
Last uight there was a great fire at Wien k, the bazaar
of Latula, which destroyed 200 shops and houses.
There has been another fire at Constantinople, but it
destroyed only a few houses. A Turkish squadron of
ten sail has set out for Mytilene and Chios. Two hun-
dred regular troops are just arrived from Estrin, and
will immediately march for Romelia.