PHILADELPHIA Press.
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.Nc.D York, Jan. 27.
Greek Fmd.rhe Of the fund actually collected
for the relief of the Greeks, in bank arly six
thousand dollars, and number Of subscription lists have
not been returned These contributions exclusive OF
provisions and clothing, which not inconsderable.
Arrangements making for splendid ball at the Park
Theatre, in New York the 22d of February The pro.
ceeds will be for the benefit Of The Greeks.


The Legislature OF Pennsylvania have decided by
ma jority Of 9. against removing the seat OF gov
ernment to Philadelphia.


A complaint has been made to the House OF Re,
preAen,alives of Pennsylvania. OF official miscon-
duct in Chief Justice Tilghman and MIR. Justice
Duncan Of the Supreme Court Of that State.


The U. States ship Hornet, Capt. Cax,on, in
which MIR Sergeant, Minister TO the South Amc,i.
can Congress, embarked for Vera Cruz, landed
letters at ST. Jago de Cuba on the l2lh December,
ten days out from Philadelphia.


The Kentucky Reporter of the 18th inst, says
the strength of The parties between Mr.. Adams
and General Jackson, in the Senate oil Kentucky,
is 90 for MIR. Adams, and 6 for General Jackson"
About thousand bushels Of wheat rye ond oats
in stacks in the field, belonging to Capt. Aaron
Saunders Of the vicinity Of Leesburgh, Va. were
destroyed by FIRE on Tuesday. 9th inst.


During the month of December the quantity OF
cotton landed at the wharves in Savannah was
$4,000 bales. This is exclusive Of that received by
small boats and Wagons.