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siderable body of forces towards Plosk, to cross the Vistula there but it appears that as yet he has not executed any movement of importance. All Europe is watching with as much sympathy as anxiety, the results ot tnis contest, which Polish bravery has already prolonged so much. The valor and the un- ion of this eminently warlike people give still greater chances in their favor, in spite ot the numerical superiority of their enemy It does not become foreigners to abandon hope of their success as long as the brave Poles are under arms.

 -ConStantinohle, Afarfl 25M.- Daud Pacha, the rebellious Governor of Bag dad, has submitted to the Porte.

 The Turkey mail arrived this morning, with accounts from Smyrna of the 18th, and from Constantinople to the 26th ut. They are generally silent as to the insurrections mentioned in French papers; there is, how ever, no doubt, great movement, as 50O per sons were put to death in one night, and great number of bodies had been seen in the Bosphorus but the details we are unable yet to give.-London Times.

 Belprade Mav I've learn from Nissa, under the date of the 2Sth of April, that the vanguard of the insurgents, commanded by the Pacha of Wrana and Persorein, attacked on the twenty first of April, the Grand Vi- zier's troops near Pielepo, but was complete ly beaten and put to flight with the loss of 1000 men. Mustapha Pacha, on hearing this news, immediately advanced to repair the disaster, and met with the Grand Nizier's troops on the 2Sd. A terrible battle began, and the camlonade was heard the whole day, but the result is not known. The mail from Constantinople has arrived here by way of Sophia as usual.

 We learn with satisfaction, through the Ger man papers that the troops of the Sultan have gained advantages over the Pachas who had rebelled against the civil and military institu- tions of this reforming Prince.

 Letters from Semlin contradict, in the most positive manner, the intelligence of the de- feat of Reschid Pacha, and his decapitaton They heard at Belgrade, that the Brand Vi- zier had attacked and beaten the insurgents A price has been set on the head of the Pacha of 'Scutari. Proclamation to that effect has been made in all the mosques of Constantine ple.-y4Rgsbarg Gazette