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[From the N' Y. Journal of Commerce.
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lFfOm tne N I Journal Of COmmerce,1 News from the Continent is of no great in terest Bells Weekly Messenger says, "fron all the news arrived from those quarters, ii ap pears that the Russians are much more desi rors offinishing the campaign than the Turks In other words, the Russians are more ex- hausted by getting the victory, such as it is than the Turks are by losing the battle. Our own opinion has already been expressed, that q e winter will be season of active negocja- lion. and thataEurope will be enjoying per feet pacltication, at least in the North Eastern quarters, before the return of the succeeding spring"

 The Traveller oft the 2d Dec. speaks in tbe same strain: By private letters received this morning from St. Peterscurgh, we learn that an opinion was entertained there, that Nicho- las was anxious that negotiations should be O. pened through the mediation of this country for the settlement ofall differences with Fur key. Money had become universally scarce at St. Petersburgh, and there as well as here discounts were scarcely to be obtained"

 report had prevailed in France and Eng land that Silistria had fallen, but the latest pa- pers express doubts of It.

 RUSSIA AND TURKEY.

 FRANKFORT, Nov. 9.

 We have letters from Vienna. which may be depended upon, and which say Silistria still holds out, and that though closely press ed, there is no appearance that it will surren- der so soon as was expected. The Vizier who commands there, is man of tried fidelity, ,and the garrison is full ofbravery. It was repor ted at Vienna that disorders had manifested themselves among the troops of Count Witt genstein's army; they are attributed to the heavy rains which have fallen in the countries on the Danube, and to the bad quality of the provisions.

 LEMBERG, Nov. l2.-It is contidentIy as- serted that Gen. Geismar after having receiy- ed endorsements, had attacked the Turks on the lett bank off the Danube-had driven them across the river, and taken up his position at kalatat. The fall of Silistria only was wait ed Tor Tn order that the Russian army might go lnto quarters. The left wing would then occupy that tortress-the centre take up its quarter sat Bazardiik, and the left at Varna.

 CoNsTANTlNoPLE, Oct. 99.--The minds ot all are occupied with the news of the iall of Varna, which was received here on the s6th--especlalIy as it is known thai tne Sultan, who was extremely agtated by th's unexpected event. has taken some se- were measures. The Grand Vizier, Niche met Sel'm Pacha, whois accused of not hay lng done what he ought for tic relief of V arna' mas been deposed and sent to Gal llpoll. His successor is the brave defender or Varna, Izet Mohammed Capitan Pacba, 10 whom have been sent the seal, the treas. ures, and the warlike equipages, taken from the Grand Vizier, with orders to make g better use of them than his successor had done. Jussuff Pacha, whose treason. in inc Sultan's view, contributed much to hasten the fall of Varna, has been banisbed and his property confscated to the treasury.