r Cincinnati Ohio Gazette.

From tie NmionM Aateligsncsr, Nov. :.
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The election Of Members of the Legislature Of
lie state Of New York is now over, and in few
DAYS we Shall have the returns of it. hl. VAN
hURnN, We are prepared to hear. with all his accom-
plshrd tactics, his profound political discrimination
has succeeded in obtaining majority IN the Legs
la,urt oi The State. 1t is fortunate thing there
fore that ihe Electors of President aud Vice Presi
dent ate no chosen by the Legislature though,
even IN chat case he might find hmsefout- general
ed. rs we yefy we'll remember that he has done
once before. ihp Election of Electors is now with
tie Pe2pie 6y districts and, let distinguished
friend, the huuoiabe Senator, be as successful as
he NAV at this trla II i, only to experience. hereal-
ter, more err.3la reverse. he innumerable ramt-
1 !icatuns vi his caucus system may do much where
the suspicion of The People is asleep we have seen
| in the S,tate Of New York. and we shall again.
at the Electoral Electlon, what public opinion Is
Wien 1t is fairly loased.


The following communication, in Romac, ha:
been received from the Greek government by thu
Philadelphia Greek Committee


TIE REPUBLIC OF GREECE.


The committe Of government, to the members 0
the Phllantropic Society, III favour of the Greeks


in Philadelphia,


The government has seen, with gratitude, you
/ generous contributions destined for distributor
among the old men, women and children, and thank
4 iu for the phlanthropic act, hastens duly TO ole
/ you its heartfelt thanks.


i}nt suffer- genticGpn, the government to max
= thc following remark Ii is true, that among tn


Grecian people, there are many poor persons have
. ms in fact need Of charitable aid. But the govern
! uent itself, of the Greciaa people, stands in sti
20 greater wMt OF charity and assistance which, as


Is dep wed OF necessary means, cannot protect ar


preserve 1hn people from the horrible evils of wa
:. "a war tray OF cxterminatlon,l which the pri
! ciptl cae-ps .! their poverty and distress.


In ,nakin% this observation, ii is not the object
re the government to prescribe to You now your cha
u ity shoula be directed, Heaven forbid, it, prncip
y tatennon, Is 10 make known to you that the nation
Ia wants many and varau@, are every day ncreas,
=, bv VAR Of seven years duration: and thatthe n


tiDn places It's gladtcs hopes upon The noble gen
" ro.ity Of the friends u Greece throug ghou the CIV
~ l.led world and particularly Of those III Americ;
q whose sympathy u having brfn sufferers il
e sinllar ca,. titPy hope aiway- to possess


In Poros, 10, 81, 0t May, l&@7.
L. GEORGE MAU8OMlCHALiS,
r. JOHN \. MiLAAl5,
he J0iiA NAhOs.


cd The Co.. littee Of Government.


The Secretary General GEORGE GIARAKl
=. - Gazette Extraordinary u .ltl..id, llh Sept. lex
l.. OFFICIAL.
H. The Secretary Of the despatch Of Justice !
ed conmuniv vated to tne FIRST Secretary OF State


iaiIowlng iaoya order.


Most Excellent sir the King, our master, has
ter rectcd to the President o.! the Royal Council
lie following decree.


his 9 Desiring to examine, in person the causes viii
re- have produced the Disturbances in Catalonia, a
IT, being persuaded that my royal presence will C
tribute powerfully TO the rc-esablishment Of tr;
tie guilty in that province, hAve resolved to sci
tx post haste, on the 22d OF the present month
ore Faragona, accompanied by a retinsie and by


ministers Of Justice to whom the despatches Of