CONSTANTINOPLE.
The intelligence from the capital of
Turkey is filled with the most important
details. Onthe arrival of troops recent
ly levied in Asia and ordered for Con-
stantinople by the new Vizier, Benderi
Ali Pacha, the most dreadful scenes en-
sued. A great number of Christians
were massacred by the infuriated SOL
diery. The popular evaporation a.
gainst the Christians had found its way
to the councils of the Divan itself.


Important dispatches have arrived at
Laybach from Constantinople, transmit
ted by the ambassadors of Russia and
Austria, relative to the atrocities which
have been committed in the Turkish
capital, especially with relation to the
horrid murder of the Patriarch. By
participating in the cruelties of the
people, the Ottoman government has
greatly exasperated the Greeks.


On the 25th April, a corps of 5000
Jannisaries commenced their march for
Warna, in Bessarabia. they embarked
I at Tophana. In ascending the Bospho-
rus, these barbarians burnt and piliaged
without distinction houses belonging to
the Turks aud Greeks. Mr.. Souton,
t Counsellor of the Russian embassy, only
saved his mansion by throwing handfuis
Of gold from the windows. The Rus
sian flag, which floated over the hotel
Of the embassy, is pierced with balls.
In Asiatic Turkey, the native Chris
tians have suddenly and almost universal
ly sought refuge in the mountains. The
Franks and European merchants Of
Smyrna have sought shelter on board
their vessels, with their most valuable
effects. The Turks set fire to the grand
Bazaar of the Jews in that city. About
500 Turks from Lepanto made an attack


upon the Greeks at Patras, but were to-
tally defeated, and nearly half of them
were slain