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ant that ueSCflptlon OF HIS person., WIFI the
reward Of five hundred dollars offered by
the Postmaster General, be as widely diffu-
scd as poss ble, to which end, all the Edi-
tors in the Union, are respectfully and earn
estlv requested to contribute"


Post Office DEPARTMENT, 4th March 1926
A reward of five hundred dollars will be
paid for the arrest of each person concerned
in the late robbery of the mail. at or near PHI
ladefphia. to be paid on the conviction of the
offenders. JOHN M'LEAN.


The accounts from Morea are more favor
able for the Greek cause than we have had
fer some time. There is no further intelli.
gence respecting the ambassadors from the
Greeks.


Leghorn. Jan. 8.


The last letters received here from Santa
Maura, assure us that an engagement had
taken place between the Greek feet and
that of the Captain Pacha, off Patras. The
result of this engagement was completely
favorable to Admiral Miaulis. A Turkish
frigate was burnt, and the steam vessel
which Mehemed Pa 'ha had equipped at NAL
ia, fell into the hands Of the Greeks undam-
aged. This intelligence has been confirmed
by different reports which have come to
hand from various quarters Of Greece. Ibra-
him Pacha has suffered considerable de-
feat in Ellis; his loss is estimated at 500 men.
He is at present at patras, where he was
very coollv received bv Yussuf Pacha 1t
cannet longer be doubted that the greatest
misunderstanding exists between Redschid
Pacha, who does not know how to palliate
his defeats before Missolonghi, nor what res
olution to adopt with an army which is daily
deserving from him; Tnpal Pacha, who has
been cruising to no purpose about the Arch
ipclago with his Egyptian feet for these IA
month, and 1brahim Pacha who pretends
20 direct all the preparations of the war
both by land and by sea.


A correspondent in the Liverpool Albion
of the 18th, from London, says, "there has
been great gloom this day in the city, in con-
sequence of several important failures. The
principal of these in point of consequence is
the we'll known house Of Messrs. Hurst,
Robinson and Co booksellers, Waterloo
place.-hmong other branches of the busi-
ness Of this house which has been carried
on, we understand, to an extent not inferior
to those OF any others in the same line in the
city OF London, they possessed the agency
for the sale in London of Sir Walter Scott
novels, andare under acceptances on that ac-
connt only to the amount of g7O,OOO. The
whole extent of the failure is supposed to be
9400, ,000"


PARIS, January 2l.--A Corfu Gazette
which has arrived at Paris, makes known
treaty concluded between France and the
Court of Rome, by which the King of France.
wishing to give to the Hoy see proof of his
affection, pledges himself to afford the aid of
his navy to protect the pontifcal fiag against
the Barbary states. The journals announc-
ed some time ago that frigate would be en-
ploved in that service. The Corfu Gazette
expresses an opinion that the treaty con-
tains secret articles.


January 3o.-A Member Of the Greek
Committee received letter from Marseilles
on Tuesday, from NJ. Piscatnri, who was a.
bout to sail with the expedition bound for
Greece. The Postscript of the letter is thus
couched 1--WE have this moment received
intelligence from Greece, which is believed
authentc.--Ibrahm Facha, having deter
mined to march upon Cornth, was attacked
on the road by Gouras, who completely de-
feated him, and killed 5000 ofhi men,


Extract Of a private letter of the 23d Oct.
from Alexandria 1.-THE Viceroy has lust
received intelligence that the Wahabites
armed with muskets and nhamable sabstap-
ces, have surprised the Egyptian army en-
camped near Mecca, to the number of 5000
men of infantry and 1000 cavalry. They set
fire to the Egyptian huts, and killed SO great
a number OF the troops that scarcely l600
men escaped. After this victory, the Wa
habites, being masters Of the magazines
provls ons, and treasures of the Egyptians,
made triumphant entry into MTecca.''


January l8.--General I.afayctte who
dined At M. L.aiitte's on the day when the
prize tor poem on his voyage to America
was conferred on M. Labat, has returned to
Lagrange to make preparation for the re-
ception Oh the remains of NJ. Someryille
American Minister in Switzerland. who
came to Europe with him in the Brandy
VINE, and who IN his last moments express
ed desire that his body should be inferred
at the seat of the General, his friend.


A letter of the 9TH inst. from Vienna SAYS.
"The Greeks again occupy the important
passage OF the Thcrmopyln. They have
also made themselves masters of the whole
OF Moldavia by means Of the considerable re-
Inducements which they have received from
different quarters"


The Commissioners who had offered q
prize tor the best piece of verse upon Cen
erai Latayettes voyage to the United States
assembled on Saturday evening at NJ. Ia,
iitte's house to hear the report from the
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