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Atkinson has been apprehended for passing counterfeit
Gve dollar notes Of the Marine Bank. He succeeded in
passing Of them Friday, in the neghborhood Of
Howard and Lexington streets.


New York, March 5.
The Greeks-We have the satisfaction that
Mr.. p Miller of Vermont, who has been volunteer in
the Greek service for two years. arrived in this city last
evening He is full of ardor and enthusiasm for the
and win 60 Immediately the Agent of the Greek
Committee, in the ship Chancellor, which is loading
second ship will be despatched in short time in charge
Of Lieut.. Carpenter Of the Navy The Greek available
fund already received by the committee in this city, amounts
to $4,000 The subscriptions in kind amount TO upwards
Of 1000 lars So that there will be no difficulty
in sending two ships the purchases be
advantageousy made, and the ships can be freghted.


Neru York, March TO-
The Greek Supply Ship.-The elegant ship Chancellor
Capt. Baker. hauled out in the stream yesterday, and viii
probably sail to-day with provisions, &C. for the Greeks
Mr. Miller, of Vermont who three years in Greece
and eighteen montha active services goes out in the
sell He will have the charge of the supplies and pay at
enon their distribution The cargo said to be worth
about S18,0o0 including the freight and insurance. which
have been paid consists principally Of corn meal -four
rice and the like articles.