The Sun.
London, England, 1833-05-27 00:00:00

ST. PE TERSBURGH PAPERS.

ST. PETERSBURGH, APRIL 10 —The following ac-
counts hive been received re,retine our troops, who ar-
rived at Constantinople on the 2,1 April :
On Ile 2.1 April, the troop+ were IA from the I roiling
place to the position chosen by General alatavio if, near
Chunkrar, Iskalessi, and went iteo the coup. in which,
acco.rding to the wis es of the Sultan, assented to by
Gen. ral M.r si.ff, a squadron an l a battalion of the
Turkish body guard formed them. The care of to r Turk
ish Govet omega, and ti+ constant endeavours to aff ood our
ten 'pa ail possible advantages and accommodation, have
mp y provided for all their wants in the camp. It I eing
sery diffi tilt to obtain hors. a on t• e spot, the offic. rs ot
the detachment have roe,' furnished by to e Sultan's order
with sadoole horses from his stables, as well as the Cossacks,
who could bring but a very few horses from Obsora. Our
artillety, too, is provided with horse+ fro.. the Turkish
until ety, the hest of which General nano/6ff a•as allowed
to selecr. The S tackier Chosrea Pieria laitlifa ly executes
the wishes of the Sultan in everything relative to the sup-
ply of our army. The S 'lran omits no opportunity to
+how his regard for our troops. Thu+, on Easter Monday,
lie sent one ot his officer+ oo tr e camp to congratti ate in
hi+ name the Gener Is, officers, anti soldiers on this holy-
.'ay. and at the same time be sent many p,rsenrs to the
soldiers—Easter eggs, silt meat, brandy, figs, &e., and
to the a ffieers French wines, ruin, lon.ar, Turkish con-
fectionary, atm almond,. General Muravieff, ace. ping
these presents, thought to give part of o bent to the Turkish
troops that keep gu trd at the bridge of the lanolin/. pl our.
These troops, which ate very pun tual in their duty, live
on the must friendly terns with ours. Messene. re are
daily cent from thew to Genoa' Muravieff, and their tatii
seta often visit our comp, eager to learn o.ur regrilatio ns,
and to trivia e them. On our part evety facility is given
them. Thus, by order of Gcneral Aluravi, ff at a giaoad
parade, Turkish Nentitirls and subaltern officers were or.
d red in place of gendarmes, and an. fficer to teceive the
p role.

Our most constant visitere are Chostea Pitch and the
Sultan'. Aide-de Cimp, Moocher Achinid Pit ha. Pleased
with the che.rful and healtfiy appearance of our soldiers,
they attend all the exexiiiv.. The Sultan sometim. s
joins in thetn. His recur.' for our troops is highly n
of by G-nefal Munvieff, and he is indefatigable in provid-
ing tor their comfits. He often goes into the kitchen,
an I rates the f

On the 5 h (17th) April, the troops of the Turkish
Gond artivrd in the camp. Their Counninut.rs had be-
fore waited on the M.ljor-General with the Captains of
their regiments, and the latter presenting their officers,
requested that they might tie instruct-d in the services,
and inutolgence shown to their imperfections. These
troops are in good cotriito,n, and do the c,mp
duty with great z-al, which, by the Sultan's de.
sire, is petfolmed etutirely by than. Three officers
make their daily revirts tut ours in the coop,
and the Adjutants come in the evening for orders. Thu-re
are only ninety sick in the whole detachment ; there are
no pestilential disartlers and most of the tick are in a
lair way ot ru covery. Tue Hospit tl is at Butjukdele, in a
building well adapted to the purpose, anti amply provided
by the Tut ki.h Government with everything nece.sary for
the accommodation and care of the patients.

Vauxhall is hbout to commence its usual sea-
son. We und. rstand the propri tors have obtained per-
niis•ion of the Doke of DARMSTADT for his Ilighneal'a
brass Innd, and th. y are expectro to arrive in a few days,
in which case the gardens, we bear, are to open next
Mu nday.

A loan for the estate of Alabama has recently
ben negotiated, to the amount of 3 500,000 dollars,
liriroarr ,
oin
alginterestof,viiica five.
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i. p
atueur itcent,li
, befrourintrntitie kee6ddlititiroisi;, a
is
mark et by Mes•r... THostas WILSON and Co., at the price
iit 96 p• r eery. One of the conditions of the 'ci,ntrac! is that
the in an shall not be paid oil' earlier than the year 11363.
The p, ice f 96 in Lund n, at the pres.nt rate to ex
change between th-• two countries, is equivident to about
104 in Nrw Yolk, whict• lot ins, therctote, the teal rite
at which the loan is tak,-11. The dividends will be made
payable either in L. 11,1011 or iu NrW Y.ok, at the option
in the bifidas • f the stock. Besides Ala rims, sev.ral
other st Ars f the Ainericrn Union, as New York, Pen-
s) Ivan i I U.S aoa, MlS3l•Blpp mitt Vngin a, '• see
~,parate debts, and, TM tar as the prices are any crit. lion
which the snares in ch. to btar in this cottatiy, they all
enjoy a considerable share tof credit.