AFFAIRS OF THE EAST.
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The following is the latest foreign intelligence, as received by the New-YOrk papers of Tuesday.

 It is now confirmed that the Russian troops crossed the lower PruIh and Danube tn several corps on the Eth of May at Roni and Ismael. On their approach the Turks set fire GalaIz and retired to BTahi. low. Wallasha & MoldivIa occupied without resistance. The Russians were expected at Bucha- rest on the 9th. Russian fleet had sailed with l2, 600 troops on board, which appeared of the mouth of the Danube, steering for Varna, where the troops were to be landed.

 The Grand Duke Michael set out from St. Peters burgh the 4th, and the Emperor the7th to join the Army. It is said that the army will pass the Danube till after the Emperors arrival lslaem.-- The Turks are reported to have assembled at Buga- ria and Romeiia, inclusive Of the garrsons and for tresses 2O00 regular troops, 600 body guards of the Pacha, and about 10000 militia.

 Letters from Jassy, dated May 9, state that the Russians continue to advance with rapdity, their ad vanced posts that day, B wersts beyond Jas say. TheIr force occupying Modavia amounted to B, ,000 men.

 An artncle dated Cons,antnopIe, April 9, states that the Baram had passed over quietly and that there did not appear to he the least symptoms of larm of disposition to nsurrectiOn the city. The Sultan has issued repeated and vigorous orders for the general armng of the people; according to these, 3OOOO men, are to assemble at Rudschnk, 5000 at Adrianople and ,00O at Constantinupie; ; but as the latter division only amounts to 2500O men, it IS assumed that the others do not amount to more than fourth of our nominal force.

 letter from Consantinople dated the 2Oth h.t. says that there had been .eat cavalry review at which the Sultan appeared in European costume, and com manded in the European manner.---The conduct of the Sultan and the Dvan appears composed and reso- ue. and in the Porte, tranquility prevailed though not accompanied by apprehension. Several Russian ships ofwar had appeared at the mouth of the Bospho- rus which led to the strong apprehension ofa bombar ment.

 Accounts from Egypt to the 18th April state the de- termned resolution of the Pachato support the cause of the Sultan in tue Morea. Provisions had been re- ceived at Alexandria, and produced a great sensa- ton.

 The French papers state on the authority of let ters from Alexandria, that the Pacha of Egypt was busy engaged in repairing the fortifcaions ot the city, and raising new troops; the number of reg uar troops remaining in Egypt was scarcely 10000 men. It was feared that the Allies would, in short time, blockade the port, as a large convoy was preparing to sail and it kaown that the Allies woud. not suffer any further slrcors to be sent to Ibrahim RI A4

 The Greek Bishops are goie from Ara to the Morea to proclaim the Amnesty. They ordered by the Patriarch to publish aa anetllema against Count Capo dIstria.