FROM GREECE.
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The sacred ship" the Chancellor. Captain
Baker the first slip despatched from New York
by the benevolent and patriotic friends OF Greece,
has arrived below that port from Gibraltar She
brings, as We understand, dispatches from Mr.
Miller, who went out in her as the Agent OF the
Committee for the Greek Fund raised in that
city, and in the vicinity. The editors OF the y.
York Statesman received from Mr.. Miller pri-
vate letter, of which the following is copy.


Mn Dear Sri have again arrived on these
once classic shores and have commenced my
pleasing, ifnot celestial employment, of distrb-
uting the liberal donations OF my countrymen 10
the suffering Greeks. Alas. could the sensible
and happy daughters Of my own dear country,
know what their sex suffer here, they would
even forget their ornaments and be induced to
send the proceeds Of them to cover the naked
ness of those who once were 'as soft rs the roses
they twined," but are now reduced to the most
abicct want. The frigate Hope has been in sew
crsl engagements already, in one Of which she
received eleven balls in her works, without hav
ing one man killed.


| Lord Cochranc is moo on cruise with tho
| frcate and one steam vessel. Report says, thai
| he has had an engagement with the Turkish fri
gates in the mouth of the Gulph Of Lepanto
and that he obliged the Turks to retire. The
steam vessel has lately burnt Turkish eorvett,
with hot shot. As both the frigate and thu
steam vessel have good furnaces Oh board,


hope that they do even more execution than
anticipated.


/ am, truly yours, J. P. MILLER


island Of Poros, jane lst, 1897