FROM GREECE.--.quthentic.
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The New York Commercial Adyer- tiser has been furnished with extracts and translations from various letters written on the spot, by one of the best and most intelligent men attached to the cause of the Greeks. One extract was published last Tuesday. The fol- lowing, though old in date, contains much more full details relative to the events at Poros, than have hitherto been received, and may be relied upon as au- thentic.-.Aat. Mfel.

 q will endeayor, according to your request, to give you some account of re- cent events, tho l think you would have clear view of them from our journals. While all the Provinces, especially the Islands of the Egean, were hastening, onc after the other, te express to the Government their wishes for the conyo- cation of a National Assembly-after all the means of the most abominable intrigues and corruption, the Govern ment, perceiying that they were unsup- ported by public opinion, endeavored to employ force to smother 1t. Pelopones- sns was continually traversed by the troops of the hired Chiefs of Capo d'ls- trias, who committed the most frightful disorders. Arrest, ,imprisonment,s scourg- ing, torture, was the lot of all who were suspected of opposition. An expedition against the Islands was in preparation, where all that had been Perpctra.ed in Peloponesus was expected to be repeated with greater fury. Tenos was 10 be the. place of debarkation, and the centre of the military opera tions. You may believe that our - has contributed a good deal to the formation of this internal plan. From that Island, military occupation of Syra, the centre of commerce, was to be taken, as well as of all the other