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these troops have, on every occasion. shown less courage than the irregular militia, who are excited by their fanaticism and rapacitv, to vengeance and plumber.

 "lhe east will thus again become the ob- ject of political interest; but unfortunately it will also again be the theatre of a most me- lancholy effusion of blood.

 "Hitherto the Sultan had delayed, to all appearance designedly, the payments of the war contributions to Russia; and he also en- deavors, by starting all kinds of difficulties, to districts with Servia.

 "Upon the whole, since the departure of ths Russian army, he has carried his head very high, and he seems to forget that his exis- tence has been protected solely by the modc- ration of Russia.

 "Ihe warlike preparations, which have for some time past been made by the Porte, are chiefly confined to the naval service, and appear to be connected with an extensive plan.'

 By tue ship Charles Carrol, at Ne,o- York May 23.

 PARIS, 18th April. news of the re- treat of the Austrians, from the Roman ter- ritory, arrived last evening at the office of the Minister of Foreign Affairs. Many bankers were turned away, and the Ministers have not yet arranged mode of communicating intel- ligence after the hours of Change. We have seen less important news communicated to men of business by handbills, placed on the door-posts of the Change; but there was yet great many operations made at rise.

 There is no truth in the account of the att tempt to escape said to have been made by M. Polignac.

 This evening at 9 o'clock, the government has received from Warsaw, no news ulterior to the first of April

 Some papers pretend that the project of holding conferences at Rome in relation to the affairs of Italy, had not been assented to by the Holy Father, This assertion is with out foundation. on.-Gazette de France.

 Berlfn, 8M .AhrH-A courier has just brought to our cabinet, official news of the n- surrection inVolhyna and Lithuania. General Umnski who left Warsaw same days ago with his brigade of Cavalry, without any one know ing whether he was going, eluded the vigi-' lance of the Russian army, and succeeded in suddenly entering Lithuania. The people every where met him with transport. Area dy 1t IS said, the insurrection has extended to the government of Minsk, the people every where have retakcn the arms of which they had been deprived, Grodno and some other governments are in open revolt. The brigade of General Uminsky is consi- derably increased, this General is now occu- pied with the organization of a corps of pea santry in Lithuania.