The Sun.
London, England, 1824-04-24 00:00:00

PA ILLS PAPERS.

PARIS, APRIL 21.—Letters from Constanti-
nople, of March LO, say the important business
of the Tariff is settled between Russia and the
Porte. The Arms of Russia were to be replaced
at the Consulate, which caused great satisfaction
at Constantinople. it was hoped that, in conse-
quence of this succescful megociation, Wallachia
and Moldavia would be wholly evacuated by the
Turks, and the Russian Ambassador would
return to. Constananople.
...letters from Trieste, of the Ist of April, state
that the Porte has nominated several new Pashas
in the frontier provinces, and given severe orders
for• a levy of troops. It is said that the Pacha of
Travnick will have the command of the Turkish
-troops which are to enter Western Greece. In
mitidle Albania, the most positive refusal to fur-
nikh troops for the use of the. Porte has been

C./OeSsA, MaucH 27.—The news of hostilities
by:::gpgland against the Regency of Algier:: has
excited the displeasure' of. the Divan to such a
dekfee; that they had come to the resolution of
delisanding a categorical
.explanation from
Lira Strangford on that point, as well as
the;l'part which Lord Byrowtook the Grecian
Iva's., and 'that a very energetic note' from the
Turkish Minister was delivered to his Lordship
on the 14th of March by the IltragOnian of the
note is said to contain a demand
:that ail-hostilities against A lgerine vessels slinuld
cease, On the ground that his Lordship had him-
self advised-the Porte, a short time after. the
breaking out of the war, to employ those veSsels
against the Insurgents, representing naval opera-
tions as the best means of reducing them. It
theri•.complains of the presence of .Lord Byron
and other Englislitnen.in the ranks of the Greets,
and 'requires that prompt satisfaction should be
given on both points. On the receipt of this
communication Lord Strangford is reported to
have diSpatched a Courier overland' to abk in-
itructions from his Government.
(From/he Etofle dated Thiirthay.
We 'yesterday -said a word or two upon the
ztews from Sotith America contained in the Mai/-
rid Gazette of the 15th, and received by the
Spanish Government• from Porto Rico. These
dispatches are dated February 5. From all the
details transmitted from Terra Firma to the Co.•
vernnient .of Forto Rico, it appears that the
.people of those countries Charged- with the yoke
of the Revolutionists, every where rise to
throw it off. Cries of love and fidelity to the King
are heard in all the public place,. The authorities
establishkl at Santa Fe, Wanting money and
resources, attempted to procure them from the
northern provinces of Colombia, and eye,: wished
to send troops against them to force the °payment
C-of the contributions which were in arrear. The
troops,however, being themselves unpaid, refused
to march. The simple results of these hostile dis-
positions is, that for three months duties have been
paid on entries into the northern ports. Caraccas
has been subjected to a contribution of 20;000
piastres towards the payment of the troops. There
are only 2,000 men under arms in Venezeula ; the
rest have deserted. The fortresses of Pnerto Ca-
-hello, Maracaibo, and Cumana, are nearly
out garrisons, and orders have been given to with-
draw all the materiel to the south of time Apure.
These dkpositioys indicate clear!: an intention
to fall hack upon :franca in case' of invasion
by the Spanish Royalists. There have arrived
at the island of-Coracoa several Colombian rune- f
tionaries, who have fled from Santa Fe in dread
of a re-action, and the Congress no longer dares I
.to hold its sitting there.