From the NJ. York DAILY .4dpertiser, Oct. 8.
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From the ~. YORK Du1tY .1dpeTtfSeT, Oce. os


By the arrival yesterday Of the Packet Ship Don
Quixotte, Capt. Clark, we have received Paris pa
pers to the 5s of August. and Havre papers to the
lst of September inclusive.


THE Greeks-Letters from COnstantinople OF the
e6th July, mention that the eport of the interven-
ton of the several christian powers IN the affairs OF
Greece, whatever may be the repugnance OF the 60
vernment to the method OF adjustment. as proposed,
we are convinced it will grant what is demanded
without striking blow; and the alarms which such


circumstance might give rise to for the persons and
property of the Franks are without foundation; ne
yeriheess as these opinions may not be accredited in
Europe, our commercial situation will be complete
" changed" The editor of the Journal dn Com


erce SAYS that readers must form their own oplni-
ons, from the predictions OF the writer's


The relations between Spain and Portugal re-
NAMED in statue quo on the 18th August The tall
of NJ Rccacho has augmented the credit OF M. Cal
omarde so much, that the Spanish Ministry Is tor the
moment entirely under his direction Letters from
Madrid to the Gath, received to-day leave no doubt
on this point, and nothing yet announces the change
of the Ministry. All was tranquil at Madrid on the
olth News from Catalonia continued to be alarm
nq. The Bishop Of Chrome has published an or
der on the subject of the troubles OF Catalonia
The revolt'' says the prelae, 6 Is the work OF
democracy- wishes to establish her reign here
| The NewYork Enquirer Tegras that so'''e ot
Mr.. Crawiord's steady friends are opposed 10 the
Military Candidate to which the National AnSo-
cate saws :-..There are very good reasons why the
friends of Mr. Crawford should be opposed to the
election of Gen Andrew Jackson. 1t IS impossible
' fiat men who have any regard for that gentleman.
to support his vioIentand furious enemy man who es
nubcly threatened to cut Mr.. Crawiord's ear nifs
ptvho andaciously declared the world was not big
enough for him and the Secretary Of the Treasury
and Who in his own house, when President Monroe
was his guest, avowed that the only act which as
"raced his administration was keeping Crawford IN
nnifce. While his friends remember these yo'ehe
denuncations they will not be likely to favor 'of inc
presidency the man VINO made them


:. a B,Il-The New York Enquirer says, that
tbe nconle are every where coming out for Jackson,
and ae prl the leaders foo Now if that is really the
case. then General jackson will be elected .frst-af-
ter Ill.,