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FURTHER BY THE PACIFIC.
New YORK, Nav |.

NEW York, May /.
The Pacific arrived at 10 o'clock this
morning. She brings dates TO The 10Th
Of April. and four days later news
Flour-Wes,ern Canal 39s; Ohio 4Os.
Corn-Yelow Ais. white 42s.
No new incidents Of war except that ,
Russian mercha ntmen were taken in the
Butic.
LIVERPOOL. April 9,i,--The news was
sill altogether indefinite. Napior's flee,
Of 81 soi lef, ,hei- anchorage at Kioge.
and M! 10 sen eastward. supposed to attack
the Russian squadron. The Ffiga,e Trib,
une had reioinei Napier from Admiral
Plumri@ge's division. having captured the
first prizes, namely. three ships loaded
with lead and sulphur from Luhec. hound
10 Russian ports in the Gulf of Finland
Admiral Deschenes has sailed with the
French squadron TO join Napier in the
Baltic.
! The allied fleets. which wore n, Varna
April lsi Ind sailed in the direction OF So.
bas'ap0l; since which no accoun. Of them
Ind been received. excepting rumors that
thew were preparing 10 attack Odessa.
From The Danube, the substance Of nr VS.
is, that no great operation had taken place,
bu, sanguinarv shirmishes occur da;lv.-
Mustapha Pasha has bis main force OF So.
! 600 men al Rassovn. mud likewise holds
Tehrnowela and Kosiendje north OF Ira
inns wall. The Russians maintained
themselves in the Dobrudscha Omer
Pasha would no, hazard mn attack until
he had he allies in his rear. About ten
thousand Of the allies had reached Gal
lipoli.
There has been a great absence Of au-
thentic information for some days past
Tho Ausirians. il is said. ara matching
into Servia. This repor. is supposed TO
be true, hut il is not confirmed
The expulsion Of the Crooks from Turk
ish territory is being enforced.
The Creek instruction is feebler, bu,
still exists.
Dates from Asia are TO March 9th
No operations had taken place at Erzerou m
owing 10 unfavQrable weather. Zqrifn
Pasha, commander in chief of the Asiniic
Turkish troops, had arrived The Rus
slams were concentrating Mt Gumric. which
they were terrifying early in March,
The Circassians had gained victory over
The Russians, compelling them to evacu
ats several ports and return to their ships
Some OF the Rsr,isoniwere cut TO pieces.
Tbs English Parliament is not in SEES
sion.
Gsea, Britain demands tina, Spain shall
refuse the admittance OF Russian priva-
teers into Spanish ports. Breads,uffs
will be odmi,ted into Sweden until the
ID. Daily negotiations continue be-
tween Austria and Prussia. The Prus-
sian Minister has been recalled from
Sweden for personal. no, political req
sons.
The Austrian Consul General OF AleH-
andria notifies Russian subjects that his
pro,ectorate over them ceases April 29th
when they mus, leave Egypt.
The Danish Cabinet remains in Office.
bu. the Parliamentary leaders will be dis
missed.
The five vessels sized in the Baltic
by the English cruisers. were laden with
Fot, oOuiu isciI ~
Cronstadt. Duke Constantine has ss-
sumed the command of the Russian fleet.
and hoisled his flag. Advicef from Con-
stantinoply Of the 10th. say tina, the gar
rison at Varna had asked for reinforce
mcnts from the feet. The English and
French troops at Go,lipoli. will. il IS
said. be ordered there.
AT Mo,chin. there was sanguinafy
engage ment. three Russian and three
Egyptian ba.tallions' remained dead on
the field.