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Ne,p- York, Ju,se 25.

 By the Packet Ship Henry 4th, arrived yesterday from Havre, we have received pa- pers from Paris to the 18th of May inclusive.

 ISrkey. .-The accounts from 0onstsntin0- pie of April Esd represent the negotiations between the Porte and Ibrahim Pacha as like ly to produce no favorable result, but to be speedily broken of. Indeed, one letter of that date in Havre paper ofthe 17th of May declares that the deliberations have been drought to an abrupt conclusion.

 lbrahiun, 1t Is stated, demanded inperioasIy the cession of Adana and Tarsus, and threat ened not only not to retire from Kiutaia. but even to advance. On the other hand, the Sultan, supported by the Russian troops which were constantly arriving. had determined to make no concessions. SO that hostities might be anticipated ere long.

 kussia.-A letter from Petershurgh of Apr. 25th, says, that Gen. Orloff has been ordered to proceed to Constaniinople to take com. mand Ofthe Russian land and sea troops there and has 6een'Accredited also as extraordinary ambassador. Hence it has been naturally concluded that the war will be continued. Al the numerous disposable regiments were con centrated on ths Turkish boundaries. Prince Paskewiichs has prepared plan of militar! operations against Ibrahim. 1t is stated tha time will probably be gained by acting on thu defensive, and drawing over certain Asiati' Armenians and Greeks, until an army shall b. formed by the Sultsn. The uninPeded pro