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The brig Orleans, from Hamburg, left that port 9d of April. Capt. Chapman has polite. ly furnished ns with a file of papers 10 the 27th of March, from which we make the fol. lowing translations. ..

 JQssy. March 5.-Gen. Deibstich has arri- ved here, and given orders to the command ants of all the troops on the left hanks of the Danube, t0 he ready to take advantage ofthp first opportunity of commencing hostilties.-- The Turks will, in short time, be attacked in a manner that will force them to ask for peace. The leit of the rivers is already near. ly rid of them, and Ginrgero. opposite Reds- chuck. the only fortress they possess in the principaliies will he attacked very soon. A bridge is to he thrown over the river immedi- atcly to transport the troops tO make the at tack.

 h Bulgaria and Srrvia, ,he grass is already sufficient for the forage ofithe cavalry. and we may expect to hear in a few weeks of considerable military events. Not far from Paradi there has been q considerable battle between the Russians and the Turks, in which inc latter were defeated with considerable loss.

 Egiaa, Jun. 3l.--'The steam ship Kariiria, Capt. Phalanga, in an expedition to the Gulf of Voo and Nrgropont. have captured four Turkish vessels of war which make a very \ welcome increase tO our h0tilla. Capt. P. also saved 800 unfortunate Greeks who had escaped to K"hIen when the Turks attacked Lriivfn. and were prrishing for want

 In addition to the above, Capt. Chapman infOru1s us that it was reported in Hamburgh, "n inc Ist ult. that the Prussians had entered into treaty with Russia, by the conditions of which they were tn keep in readiness 10000 troops and they were accordingly 1.aaWSt sell eNaaa eI l the cavalry, and tt was expected inc next campaign would be deCisiye.--E ". Dn;I,, X AdueT1iser. -

 LATEST FROM ENGLAND. E London papers to the Slst March have been received at New York by the ship Co., Hlumhia, Delano, which sailed from Ports lmouth on the 1st of April.

 The Roman catholic Relief Bill was taken hp, on the third reading, in the House of Eominnns on the S0th. and affer a long and Bvarsm debate, was passed by vote of $40 t0 M4a--mai0rsty l7s. and sem tO the House of Lords for concurrence. When the question !, Avas put for sending the hill up, there was Nvery loud and general cheering. Several Auembers approached Mir. Peel, with whom Ahey shook hands, and offered him their con- $ratuiations.

 # The Irish Forty Shilling FreehoIders' Dis &anehisment bill, was also read the third time \ End passed

 E The accounts from Smyrna, arc t0 lhe elst bf February. Interviews continued 10 take place between Mr. Jaabcst and Ele Reis Ef- aendl but they vert uninteFestiu8. and would c0ntiuae so, iiIl the retUVn Of inc answers from London and Paris. The Porte hoped that the ministers of these powers would Fe- fnEn to Constantin0ple. or some place in the

 tcinity, to come iO fDal arrangement. IL Eas supposed that Russia had agreed that the

 .lhirs of Greece should be treated by the tw0

 lenlpotentiaries. and that 1t had promised

 eent Co whatever might be done. When