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LONDON, June 30. Letters from Tunis quoted, which show the pos slbllIty of a collision between the French and the Turkish fleets in that quarter, "unless that Russia shall intimate to the Porte the danger that would at tend such an lmprudence naval cement, even though undertaken with numerical superiority over the French" The Dukes of Orleans and Nemours arrived on the 18th at Roverdo.

 Adyices were received in Paris from Consantino- pie of the 9th inst stating that the differences between Lord Ponsonby and the Porte had assumed such an angry appearance to lead to cessation of all inter- course. The Turkish fleet, which had passed the Bosphorus, was Tn consequence of some vague fears that the British ships would make descent upon some part of Turkey, recalled

 Praeate Correspondence from Poais M. Boutanef (the Russian Ambassador,) had for warded to his Court and London remonstrances and protests against the charges directed aganst him and his Imperial Master by Lord Ponsonby, iustifyng him. self against the imputation of having had any thing do Tn producing the treatment of which MT. Churchill has been the subject. The Austrian Ambassador had also protested against those accusations declaring them to be unfounded.

 The Austrian Government has forwarded 10 it's Re- presentalve at the Court of London formal remon- strance against the conduct of Lord Ponsonby in the respect Tn question, and stating unequiyocay that it (the Austrian Goyernmen will consider declara- ton ot war any act of hostility committed against Fur key by any power of Europe and that it is determined

  the integrity of the Ottoman empire.

 cannot close this hurried but important statement without adding that all the despatches received last night (and there were three besides those from which these particulars exraeted,) speak of the affair as very serious indeed-Bah. jim.

 SPECIE.

 Between the 18th and 3oth days July. inclusive, there imported into New York, in

 Gold, S2,246, ,57l Silver, 60,S73

 S2,307, ,444 or this amount there was on account of the French indemnity, SS45,919 On account of the Bank of America, 24O,0O0 Sl,os5,9lO The remainder on account of other banks and ind viduals

 During the same period there was exported from N. York, $l29, ,927 Of which $6,6oo was gold, the remainder in silver Globe.