German papers arrived las...
terman papers atrived last night. We select the fol. lowing' extracts:- (From the Algemnine Zeifutg, 5lay18.) "ODESSA, APEIL 28. "According to accounts fiom.Constantinople of the2Oth instant, Lord Strangford is saia to have gained rather mnore influence at the Porte, because, as they affirm,-he has promised the Tarkish Blinis6 try that all officers in the English service, who were with Lord Byron. or in general amongtheGreeks,shal be recaUedby an order of the,King of England ; and that if they do not obey, they will be deprived of their pay and their commission.' TheDivan, as we hear, has been pleased withtthis determination, and&- belief- was againex- citedthat thenoble Lord, after presentfih hiIs note respecting the evacuation of MIoldavia ind lWallachia, wil at length Attaini the ob. ject of his long and zealous exertioBns. i # ,; "BUCHAREST, MAY 4. -' Tartars from Constantinople bave just brought us thenews that the Divdn has consented to the evacuation of the Principalities. The AustraianConsul immediately sent an express to Vienna with the newss: but as this evacuation has been so often announced, it. is no wqnder that-many people still refuse to believe it, though this time they are probably mistaken."