New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-18
FROM ERERCE.
letter Of the King 20 the National Assem-
bIy-ue Makes Certain Demnnds-Ex-
element In the A A~embty.
corrs.po,deucs Of Tn. N. Y. Tribune

Coffe.p,1deucs Of The n. Y Tribune
ATHENS, Oct. 20, 1854.
The National Assembly Of Greece has been
now boiling rs sessions for months past. end hsd
some 10 noar,y the close Of De Constitution which
Uis forming when yesterday letter was sent in 70
them from the King by the advice Of his Cabinet which
gave rise 10 great excitement l hereby incioSe
s)u translation Of it. His demands are contrary 10
the liberties Of the country. and he implies threats
which Ia Is not justified in using The Assembly coz
,eneJ today 10 deliberate upoa and answer H. bu'
ga tcitenent WINS great that nothing could De &c
oomplishel and il adjourned Though heis IS tt
srDag party in his favor. yet we cannot pIcolct inc
sssnit VIII keep you Informed of anything impcr'
sa,.
GEORGE !. KING or THE HELLENrs
= SECOND NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF TIM ehhhNs HELD
IN A1nBNs
Invited by the persistent cai Of Greece yielded 20
,r voice under the persuasion that as FAR a. depended
On ier she would fulfill her obligations toward me-
rd lot Denmark last year even before tue iuhhmem
Nthe condition upon which depended my acceptance
Of The throne OF Greece. Va: The Union OF the lohan
Isnd, with the Greek Kingdom and, OF course PRIOR
% the adoption Of Constitution for the new hnsu'h
Nearly year has passed since my ARRIVAL Aoie'
lru.. there Is no who Wi. deny TIA! during ha' y.
.oi have patiently borne the Anomalous state oil
Kingdom hayingits own National Assembly exercising
Q, once the functions OF C0Hsfi'4snt Asssmby ana
I,sisof'us Chamber.
The union Of the Ionian Islands with the rest 81 the
Kingdom was effected some time ago The actual ap
rearauce Of some Of the representatives OF that country
n The National Assembly during the last two months
.al nor, removed every obstacle TO the immediate
ldopou completion of+he Constitution upon the OASIS
e;tss draft prepared year ago by the committee sp
p,nis for that purpose but proceedings OF the Ma
sola Assembly persuade INC 10 fear that these NAV be
,,loa ,el still longer The further proongation how
W Of such state Of things paTalyzne as II does al
No measures Of Government and ruiuous as is 20 The
proper administration Of the country, is not only con-
rary 20 he bs. interests Of the nation bat must inia
Dly produce injury, which it will be very difficult FOR
AZ one - correct Hereafter. The disconten, OF the
reop.' unlel such ijscordaai condition Of affairs has
are1jy reached ny ears.
An imperative duty. then toward the Greek people.
~vel as 20 those interests which ere TO be
iisi 10 ns by the Constitution imposes upon me the
necessity Of putting end such condition Of things,
sad % effect this have directed my ministers TO sub.
nit to the National Assembly the annexed draft Of the
eoserlins portion Ct the Constitution and to inform
yp1 that 1 AN prepared to accept and sign tie former
portion, which have been already enacted well rs
those which are now submitted (aer they have passed
yo1r yole the terms of which not remote from the
views Aithsrto expressed by the National Assembly
aal invite the Assembly TO pass their vote thegeupon
within ten days
. NJ ministers viii also transmit TO the Assembly
within tie period of ten days draft of bill for regu
lns election of Deputies 20 the Legislative Cham
ber which request the Assembly to take into consid'
Grafton aud adopt. by ,be end OF tins month.
L. however, the National Assembly shall not complete
these measures within the aforesaid period reserve to
myself ,goh liberty OF action with regard 10 my future
resolution as ny disappointed expectations shall die
fate and hold the National Assembly responsible for
Che farther consequence. eigneO GEORGE.
C0unis.ssned by the Ministers oi State;
CANALS, CoUxou SDOURos. LoSDOs THtoDOrE T.
DTiYGLASSIs SoTigorOULos. CARNALIs.
Ab.rs ls'b Oci0bev 1864.