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The ship Jchn Wells, from Liverpool. ar
rived at New York, on Sunday evening, and
brought London tapers 10 the fifth August,
which contain extracts from Paris papers to
the Sd ult.


The Russian Plenipotentaries arrived, on
the Cd Of Iuly, at Audsehuck, the place
where the conferences with the Turkish
Commissioners are to be held. The con-
ferences were opened on the 18th of that
month, and from the present temper of the
two powers, the most favorable results were
anticipated.


They write from Constantincple under the
date of July 3, as follows:


"The Sultan is always or horseback, and
continually displays the same GrInness The
desire to receive military instruction is as
great as ever, and Frenchmen are every
where sought for to instruct the new troops.
-Constantinople is constantly kind OF
camp: commerce, however, is at complete
stand.''