From French Pupers.
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Odessa, May 8.-ssLptters from Constanti- nople May 9, announced that the Sultan has dismissed from his office, the Seraskier Red- schid Pacha, and appointed for his successor, Aga Pacha, who commanded the troops in the Bosphorus. The latter had been succeed ed in his command by Chosrou Pacha, whom the Greeks call Topal Pacha. It is inferred from the disgrace of Seraskier either that the Acropols of Athens has been delivered, or that the siege was going badly on."

 A report is current that the Sultan has com manded the Refs Efendi not to receive any note from an European Minister relative to the Greeks. This report is also mentioned in private letters.-AWgs. Gaz.

 Paris, May 27.-Since the report of spec dy and powerful inter, ention in favor of the Greeks is generally spread, the interest which is felt for that unfortunate nation manifests it. selfwith fresh ardour. M. Eynard is gone to London to terminate, ifpossible, the affair of the Greek boats.