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ARRIVALOF THE ARCTIC.


II is stated that the French army in
Turkey will be augmented to 10000
men.
The rebellion in thessaly is gaining
ground.
1t was rumored that the Russians, be-
ing unable to defend the seaboard OF Cir
cassia, had evacuated all their posi-
lions from Matoma 10 Anaps, burning all
their own forts, after which they returned
10 keniz.
The Circassians came down and took
1900 prisoners.
IL is confirmed that protocol has been
signed BY the Four Powers to MAINTAIN
the integrity of Turkey. Austria and
Prussia will demand that Russia shall
evacuate the Turkish territory, and nc.
cordingly n draft of noie 10 Russia has
been sent by the Vienna Conference TO
Berlin.
According to advices from Frankfort.
the Ministers 10 Austria and Prussia have
presented to the Diet the join, declaration
of Aaslria md Prussia, announcing the
continued cordially Of the Four Powers.
and declaring that the proongation of the
struggle between Russia and Turkey con-
slituies danger 10 Germany. After
submitting this declaration. five protocols
af the Vienna Conference was laid before
the Diet; the AustrIo-Prussian treaty was
notified to The Assembly. and the other
German states were invited 10 adhere 10
il.
In Parliament, explanations had been
gwen respecting various incidents OF war
Lord Clarendon stated that the treaty be-
tween Austrin and Prussia would be laid
before Parliament as soon as the protocol
containing ii should be received; further,
TINT papers would be laid before the house
10 show that coercive measures were me-
cessary against Greece; and finally, that
the la,es. intelligence received by the
British government was that Persa
will remain neutral in The Turkish WAL
Sir Jemes Graham admitted that the I'll
ger, sleam.frigate. had gone ashore and
been captured by the Russians.
He also stated that The Russian potts in
the Baltic and Black Seas were block
AIDED. but. at present, there was no inteh-
ton on the par. of the allies to blockade
Archangel or the ;Whi,e Sea.
Edward Thornton, British Secretary
of Legation at Mexico is appointed Brit
ish Charge d'Anairs and Consul General
TO New Grenada.
Gen. Forey's division (French) left
Malta the 22d, in fourteen steamers. TO
tnke possession of Athens
Spanish ndvices say that the Black
Warrior affair is still unsettled. and tha,
NJ. Galliano, special messenger to Wash
ington, is to endeavor 10 settle The matter
without Mr. Soule's intervention.
The WAR AND THE GREEK INsuRREc-
TIoN.-On the 25ih the Russians were
manauverihg to Gu, of the communica-
ton between Vorna md Silislria.
An English division was to embark to
Cons,an'inople for Varna. while the
French force was 10 march OIL the Bal
kans.
On the 1th the fleets were cruising be-
fore Sebastopol.
1t is stated tina, Greek Bishop has
been arrested at Pesth as Russian ennis
sary. lmportah! papers, it is said, were
found OF his person.
ST, Petersburg and Odessa.-Exchange
q, both places higher. A case which
has just transpired seems TO indicate thai!
specie payment in Russia is wholly sus-
pended. A certain amount of bills, pay
able at ST. Petersburg. was RENTED from
London, short time back. TO an eminent
house in Tint city. with instructions that
they should forward the proceeds in spe-
Gle 10 Odessa; bu. it appears they refused
to do so. and would send nothing but pa
per money.
McHenry quotes Western Flour 39sa-
38s Sd. Philadelphia and Baltimore 38s
cd 39s.
News has arrived that the castle Of Gus.
,ofohoben. south OF Hauge, and at the en-
trance of the Gulf of Finland, has been
destroyed and iha, 1900 Russians had been
taken prisoners.
The 2lst Fusieers Ind received orders
TO hold themselves ready for active service
in the Baltic, aud will embark on'lhe go
or Whereabouts. Twenty sergennts and
forty corporals are 10 be at once appoint
ed.
A dispatch from Marseilles states that
arrangements hive been made at Constan-
tinopie for embnrking the whole English
army in "a hours.
A dispatch from Warsaw. May 24.h.
says the corps OF grenadiers wus daily
expected there, under The command Of
Gen. Rudiger, and be stationed south OF
the town, on the Bay Narven and Weis-
chel, in order TO be able 10 operate against
Prussia or Austria.
The Baltic Fleet. May l6.-on the al.
ternoon of the 9Th, the weather being clear
and sunny, the squadron got under way
and left El(suaven harbor. The Euryalus
and Driver rejoined tho flee, on the l6,h,
from detached service. The same day
the Duke Of Wellington went ahead ofthe
squadron. and commenced in downright
earnest 10 practice her crew at getting to
quarters.
Indian War in Texas.