German Papers.
It is now siX weeks since the conference of Lord Strangford with the Reis EtKndi on the 2eth of April, in xhich ttie cvacuat.on of Aloldavia and Wralachia was promised, but this promise is not yet fuilfilled. The latest acaounts from Constantinople of the 1st of June still encourage the hope of a speedy evacuation, but the ac- countswehave received directfromKischeniewgivenoreason o hop e any more than that part of the troops in the garrisons will leave tle principalities as has been done on former occasions- It cannot, how- ever, excite surprise, if, according to the system hitherto pursuel by the skilfal Turkish linistry, it endeavours to delay the evacuation of those provinces as long as possible: reasons of the highest import most likely have their influence here. However this be, according to the above-mentioned accounts from Constantinople, orders for the entire evacuation were not yet given, but it was reported that an intimation had been given to the Hospodars, to request the speedy evacuation, by which it is probable the D)ivau seeks to do away the appearance of a concession extorted by Rnssia, and to g ve the business the air of a Mcasure of internal administration. It cannot be denied that suclh a turn would save the pride of the Porte fromlhumiliation. With respect to lord Srangford, a report is again spread, that he has obtained leave to retire, which he has long asked, and that England will in future have only a charge d'afflaires at Con- stan inople; but nomoreis positively known than that he had asked to be recalled. In the Gulf of Smyrna the Asiatic troops assemblel there have massacred many of the peaceable Greek inhabitants: no troops have arrived from Egypt. At Smyrna the inhabitauts were impatiently expecting news of the operations of the Capitan Pacha. Some sensation had been ex- cited in that city by the Turkish authorities buying up hard pias- ters. said to be intended for the ransom of a Pacha made prisoner by the (;reels: it was not known where lie had beeti taken. FRAN1KFORT, JuwnE 24. Baron Nagler returned yesterday from Johannisburg. 'This morn. ing hi6Excetlency ha~s presented to the Diet isis eredentials as A2i. nister Een potgentstiy of Prujsia. IntnIediately a letter was read from Count tolz, taking leave of his late colleagues. His E]cellency I set-out yesterday for Berlin, whither he was summoned by his Alaji:ty; - - STUTGARD, Jumr 23 A notice-has been issuedby the l\inister oftthe Inter-or, ihat there will be (IuriP the whole month of September a public exhibition of works of art and manufactures of the kingdom, on tbe same -Ian ae tlhos- in France and other countries. GERAMAr PAPERS. ODESSA. JtiJE 6.