German papers were receiv...
Gernzan papers were received last night. The following extracts are from the Algcfmeine Zeitung_ " CONSTANTINOPLE, APRIL 25. " Thefleelsailedfrom the Dardanellesen the23d, after the Capi. tan Pacha had been visited on board his admiral's ship by aU the Ministers. It is believed that it wiU first proceed towards Ipsaxa. It has on board 3,000 Janissaries, who offeredTthemselres far the sea service.` (From anuother Correspondent.) " The fleet has at length sailed with 4,000 Janissaries, and was accompanied for a considerable distance by the Saltan, who caused a present of 100 purses, and many valuable articles, to be delivered to the Capitan Pacha. Since the sailing of the fleet many Janis- sarieseffer their services to the Porte, great hopes being entertained of making rich booty in the approaching campaign against the Greeks. From the Mlorea. we hear notbing but disputes The Se- nate has summoned Colocotroni to surrender himself, and to de- liver up the fortresses of Napoli di Romania and Trlpoliiza, but he has positively refused. The troops that were besieging Patras have withdrawn, because they had quarrelled about the division of some booty they had made, on which the Turks sailed from Lepanto with 14 ships to illissolonghi, and blockaedpel that place. But it is re. ported that the Greeks there have succeeded in burning some small Turkish vesseLs"