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slider on the table, Nhich passed by large majority. So tiie whole subject now lies upon the ta- ble, and may be taken up at the pleasure of the House.

 NEw.YoRK, FEE. II. Late from P0ris.--By the Don QuixOtte, from Havre. we received Paris papers to the 9th ut. ssP3.

 There Is absolutely nothing new of the Rus sians aud Turks. The Gazette de France of the 4.h Jan. gives this extract.

 aMold0via. From the frontiers. Dec. l7. The report gains ground daily, that the Pachas of Ors0va Widden and Silstria, are about to unite to operate upon the Russian line of com- municatiOn between Varna and Isaacska.--- Hussein Pacha Is to take part in this move. ment, and Omer Vrione is said to have pre- sented himself before Barazdjik where Gene erals Roth and RudigOn had very warm af- fair with him. If this news be confirmed it will then Dc manifest that the Tarks mean tO mako winter campaign. t+ f@

 -Galignani's Messenger, of list January, pab. fishes the Presidents Message, So'

 BERLIN, Dec. 2O.--Our latest news fiOm COnstantinOple is Oflittle interest. The Porte persists in the same purpose as at the com Inencement of the campaign; and the condi- ton of its finances can alone induce any, thoughts of peace and as yet there IS ID eyi-, dence Uf embarrassment In that particular..- The unanimity which prevails among the for eign ministers at Pera. is of the hest aiigtry, and cannot but be useful t0 the Porte. The Prussian Minister enjoys universal confidence. Our Cabinet is also endeayOring to use its tn. flusnce with the Empsrer Nicholas. in order to obtain from hin some modification 0f the prctensions set forth in his war manifesto. - it is however doubtful, whether the Emperor will consent to any such for. it is said Count NesselrOde during the stdays Of his residence Ut Odessa adtlresscda circular to all the courts. importing that his sovereign would not admit of any mediation from any quarter; and re- iscrating the declaration of the manifesto, that the Emperor would not lay down his arms un- til complete satisfaction was obtained from the Porte. 3 H

 These ase not, it is true. very cOnsoling thoughts, the less so, as it is alike impossible to change the infiexible temper either of the Emperor or the Sultan. Still we are not dis: ccuraged--and clever statesmen may yet hit upon some expedient with which alI parties may. he satisfied. The late conference in London, though they have not fulfilled the general expectation, offer some sort of basis for pacific negotiations. The Government at 'onstantinOple feigned not to attach any i'm. portance tO the forced evacuation of the Mo reA by the M,,sselmans-- vertheless, the Turkish troops are ordered to remain for the time being ln the PnShalicKs to which they are carried by the Allies and there await fur- ther Orders. Ai t5 Sf@e |a ia2 | Ta 7bsli asgqrg - Na@va D6f Ua' | s,.t agD.i NEW YORK, Feb. n. 2 | LGtest from CoIombi0.- brig Tampic0, which arrived yesterday from Carthagepa, brought papers to- the 10th of January, We

 make the following extracts. a, ,.',.s,.. | The papers represent the state of things

 as very favorable, and the situation of the

 country as remarkably quiet and happy. A

 different picture however Is presented by pri.

 vate letters, extracts from which will be found

 below. Both are probably exaggerated on

 either sides. There is nO news Of the expe- dition against Peru having marched. A late

 BogOta paper says that Bolivar was on the

 way to P0payan, whence Obando had been compelled to retreat. The Liherator was to ! proceed to the frontier about the time the ar

 my should receive marching orders. but was nat to cross till some time after. He doubt less hnds it very difficult t0 manage the com. plicatcd difficulties which surround him and is to be expected that he should act witt : arbitrary injustice. when he can secure him.

 self by no other means against the popular , current.

 3 Bnlivar lefi Bogota on the 9sth Deccmhel tor Popayan. This was the latest intelh 3 gCnce.

 The inhabitants or the valley of Caucs 2 have declared ln favor of the goveFnmeue. } The mail Of the aaeh brought very littl. Inawa. na tha Earthmmnmn ,,anar saaaa~ pnH } War was at that time In BOiaca. Gen. Ger