.EoretgG GmteIIfge,ucR. TWO DAYS LATER FROM FRANCE,
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The packet Sully, Capt. R. G. Macy, has arrived from Havre bringing Paris papers of the 18th of May. There is little additional news ny this arrival from the seat of War; Up to the 9th of May, no information of the Passage ofthe Pruth and reached Vienna- but the Gazette de France of the l4th of May says:

 The Russian armies have crossed the Pruth they will cross the Danube, and are now in iol' march for Constantinople. Instead of 10000 men, who would have been sufficient to invade Waliachia and Moldayia, s5O. .OOO are in motion. The Black Sea is covered with vessels. Odessa is filled with prepara- tions tor war. The sword is unsheathed. and at the head quarters of the Russian comman. der m chief alone must the Turks acknowl- edge their submission to the Treaty of Ack- erman; to'the treaty of the 9th of July, ,and to the promise ofpaying the expenses of the