GREECE.

LONDON, Oct. 4.
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LONDON, Uct. A.
The Turks at Prevesa having heard of the decla-
ration of the allied powers, were filled with appre4
tensions, and had sent a pressing application to
Redchd Pacha for reinforcements, without which
they said that they could not prevent that fortress
from falling into the hands of the ireeks il it should
be attacked


PARIs, Sept. 80.
A report is spread. that the affairs of the Greeks
had taken more favorable turn; that Russian
Consul to the Greek Government has been appoint
ed, and that the Count Capo DIstria was going to
be officially recognised as President of Greece by
the three Allied Powers


SPAIN.


Letters from Saragossa say that conspiracy IN
favor of the rebels Of Catalonia had been discover
cd in that city, and that twenty persons Of distnc-
ton had been arrested, among whom are Mai. Gen.
Aran Frigllo, Guerilla Chief during the time OF
the constitutions Col Leon Il Brlgadier, and the
brothers Of Generals Capape and Fryre.
GyMNAsrIc. The following account of swim
ming school at Amberg. in Bavaria. we find in the
New York Statesman, taken from the papers of that
country. which give splendid accounts OF the success
of some of the scholars


The soldiers of regiment of infantry were ena-
bled to 20 down "a feet under waer and swan about
from an hour to an hour and half. They jumped
from an elevation of SO feet with their uniform on
and bore at the same time the weight of so pounds,
They found. and took from the bottom of the river
gums muskets, &c. which had been lost there long
time before. Another experiment made at Pas
sau. The best swimmers separated into three par
ties, and swan for long time without touching the
earth. The first party had in their centre music
clan who played on the cIarionet. Before them OH
table was placed wine, and the swimmers drank to
| the health of the Colonel who was on the bridge.
The second party, composed Of officers, had before
them table covered with refreshments the third
also ranged themselves round the table. 1t is repre-
sented as curious spectacle to see men eating and
drinking and amusing themselves in the middle of q
stream ON tables the water bore up.