.6tczy York. March 10.
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TIE Grec& .SuhiH SAln.-The elegant
ship Chancellor, Capt Baker hauled out in
the stream yesterday, and will probably sail
to-day, with provisions, &c. for the Greeks.
Mr.. Miller, of Vermont. who was three
years IN Greece, and eighteen months in ac-
tual service, goes out in the vessel He will
have the charge oi the supplies. and pay at
tentlon TO their distribution. The cargo is
SAID 70 be worth $4,000, including the
freight and insurance. which have been paid.
1t consists principally Of corn, meal, flour,
rice, and the like articles. May prosperous
gales attend her, We have already stated
thata second vessel viii be despatched as
soon IS pr lctcable, in which Lieut. Carpen-
ter, OF the nitcd States Navy, who has just
returned from the Mcd,tel rancan station,
Will goas agent Can. .hh.


ltn"aoM # HnMmAhS "A Columbus, Ohio
paper states that ! boat which had arrived al
Stcnbenville, had on board the bones ola non
dcscript animal, one Of which was twenty fect il,
length, eight in wdth, and weighed upwards OF
1900 pounds. The back bone was sixteen inch
es in diameter, and the ribs nine feet in length.
1t is calculated from the size Of the bones that
the animal, when living, must have been about
ttiy isct in length, twenty 10 tWcnty.siX feet
IN width, and about twenty feet in height; and il
must have weighed at least twenty tons. These
bones were found near the Mississippi river, in
Louisiana, and form the greatest natiIal curiosi
ty ever bcheld. This animal must have as far
transcended the mammoth IN seize, as the man
moth common dog.