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for the ul6ment of any spulalons hat may be enter ed into with them: and quote, in proof of the asser ton the recent instance of the massacre of the Turks at the Monastery ofSpiridiOn who were butcheredin the most wanton and cruel manner, in the face of solemn engagement that their lives should be spared, the faith of which they surrendered. The Sultan requires, therefore, that this outrage shall be punish ed and that eere shall be established the Greeks as a nation, some form of Government to which the whole nation shall confess obedience, and which shall be recognized in that character by the Sovereigns of Europe. What answer has been given to these rep resentatons does not appear in the Vienna etters It is, obviously, ah eXpedient on the part of thc Sultan to gain time."

 The intelligence from Vienna, which is given a. bove, seems to have checked the advance of Greek Bonds because 1t threatens greater delay than anticipated in the conclusion of the negotiation for the independence of Greece. The last price was IS.

 The following is the Proclamation of General Mu- rote leaving his Head Quarters at Niagara, to march to Athens:

 "The Generalissino to all the Greeks.

 Appointed by the Greek nation and by its repre- sentatives TraZene to the dignity of C0mmander-n Chief cannot but make known how much feel the greatness of the sacred duty which this post imposes on me, and how highly appreciate the honor which it confers on me. know that neither my talents nor my requirements render worthy of the glorious title of Generalissmo of Greece but the zeal with which

 have long since devoted myself to the interests of this country, recommends me to the love and con fdence of the whole nation; and the more so, as a

 

 in fighting for their country were formerly my com paniOns in arms.

 "The Greek nation, happily united in National Assembly, at TraZene, must already expect great ad vantages from union patriotism, and energy; and, de-

 vered from tyranny, will soon be recognized by the whole Christian world as an independentna Has ten then, Greeks, of all ages and ranks, who able to bear arms range yourselves under the standard of your country Hasten to deliver the illustrious A. hens, and expel the barbarians from its sacred wals Hasten, and doubt not that the trophies of victory which you will gain in Aca will snrpass the prece- ding spendor, and lay the foundation of the safety and immortal glory of Greece.

 "On my part, will endeavor by all imaginable means to support the courage of the warriors, and to preserve from all acts ofvoence the inhabitants of the country through which the troops shall pass and if with tie assistance ofHeayen,we shall deliver Athens the warriors must then receive the reward oftelr val or and the citizens in the introduction of system which permits of no violation of the laws. "Such, in few worlds my sentiments which, make known to all the Greeks, at the moment when take the command of the army at Megara and be as- sured Greeks, that the glorious commander the ", as well myse is firmly resolved to contribute by all his efforts, and all possible means, to lay the foundation ofyour happiness your glory, and yourn dependence.

 (Signed) "CIIURCH, Generassimo."

 ''Given at Niagara, Aprl20.'

 N Constantinople, May 11th

 The apprehensons for the result of the negotiations of the European Ambassadors increase. On the Sd, M Muzear arrived here from Vienna, and is said to have brought declaration to the Refs Effendi, in which the Austrian Cabinet uses every argument to induce the Dvan accede to the proposals of Russia and England, but the sentiments of the Divan seemed to be unchanged. The capital, however, enjoys per- feet tranquility which was notnterrupted even during the festival ct tie Bairam during which, several proc lamaons and nominations took place. The most markable is that of Chosrew Mehemed Pacha to the command of the troops in the capal the Seraskier, Hussem Pacha, being appointed in his place, to com mand the forts oi the Bosphorus. The Sultan has left hI IYnynn fhn RoHar his summer palace. The fleet under the Captain Pa cha, consisting of 2f large, and 34 smaller shps left the Dardaneles the last of May, and it is said to have joined part of the Egyptian fleet.

 The accounts from the Theatre ofWar are not quite favorable. The Acropols, indeed, is not delivered but the gar rison said to have been changed, and the fortress supplied with provisions and ammunition: and Fab ver himself is said to have arrived in the Pirets. The Greeks are in hourly expectation of hearing that the siege is raised Itissad, that by an able noeuvre of karaiskaki, Redschid Pacha was driven

 from Athens for hours during which, the citadel was supplied as above mentioned Lord Cochrane is said to be busy in fitting out formidable otilla olive l ships. The Refs Effend is reported to have made serious remonstrances to the British Ambassador spectng the appearance of Lord Cochrane butto have received for answer that Lord Cochrane is not in he service of England, but in that of Greece. From the National Laellgencer. A. Extract of Letter form member of the Greek Com

 mittee in London, ac Dr. Wm Thornton, of the Ci- ty of Washington.

 "The Porte will not listen 10 any overtures for the pacifcation of Greece, though srenuously urged by the English and Russian Ambassadors at Consantino- pie. In the mean time, the Turks are re-enforcing their armies in Greece, which disciplined after the European manner. There will be some dcsper- ate fighting; but, as stated in the proclamation of Lord Cochrane, the siege of Athens is rasedand Alt tica is free from the presence of the enemy. The en- ergy of Lord Cochrane, if he be provided with mo- ney and provisions, will accomplish much already he has effected an union of the two Greek Assemblies. will command all the land forces, and the brave ac- ! tive and persevering Col Fabvier commands the A. cropolis If Athens The hopes of Greece are reviv- ed; the ultimate success however distant, certain Turks wifi, within twenty years be driven from Con stantinople and compelled to retire to their Asiatc