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TIE GREEKs.-rhe sympathics Of the peo,
e OF the city Of New York in favour Of The
|3reeks, appear to be very generally excited
pa The example Of the city has extended to 9th
sections.


Governor Yates of New York has presented
DO dollars to the Greek Committee of the cit,
Albany


The Managers of the Albany Theatre have ad
frtsed that they will appropriate the receipt oi
he evenings performance to the benefit of the
reeks.


The sum of $50 dollars was collected in one ol
he Churches, after sermon preached by the
ev II. Cumming The sermon was particularly
blended for young men, and it is said upwards o.
Wo thousand were present.


The Utica IN. w papers contain notice sign
y BY the respective clergymen of the Episcopal
Presbyterian, Baptist and Methodist Churches
morning their congregations that collection
Pouid be taken up on u certain day to aid the
'reeks. meeting of the citizens of Utica, t,
dopt suitable measures for the same purpose
vas to be held last week.


The citizens of Rochester IN. W were to NEE
pa Thursday the 18th " for the purpose of aidin,
ne cause of Liberty in Greece"


Inc Citizens OF Whitehall IN. W have trans
PNtted l02 dollars as the amount of their contri
Pu'ion to the cause.


Ameeting of the citizens Of New Haven, Cor
as held on the 18th instant to concert measure
N aid of the Greeks.


ihe students OF Dickinson college, rlisle
pave contributed fifty dollars for the relief of tn
l'reeks.


Mr.. Booth, the tragedian, has given so dollars


Messrs Warren and Wood, with their accus
tpnea hberalhy, have offered the committee q
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