TEE W1LMINGTO


AND
DELAWARE ADVERTISER.

Thursday, August "a, 1926.
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From Greece.-By an arrival at Boston,
Paris dates have been received to the 18th
July. Among other items of news, we find
one from Greece, which if true, places that
devoted country In a. very lamentable situa-
ton: this, however, comes from a source
which we think not altogether entitled to
credit. The Austrian Observer, the paper
from which the article has been copied by
the French prints, it is we'll known, is, and
long has been, hostile to the Greek cause,
and but seldom states facts when taking
view Of the affairs of that country. There
is, however, some grounds for belief that
the cause of liberty had received q severe
wound at the fall of Missolonghi.


! The Observer, dates the account from the
Morea, as late as the 10th of June, which
says that Redschid Pacha. after having left
at Missolonghi a garrison of 1000 infantry
and 500 horse, repaired to Lepanto on the
25d of May with body Of 5000 men, whence
after having taken some villages, he adyanc-
ed upon Athens. Ibrahim set out from Pa
tras on the 9TH Of May for Tripolitza with
an army of 10000 Egyptians and 1000 AL
banians. Colocotroni, whose force had a
mounted to 5000 men, was reduced to 500,
the others having been disbanded on the APP
proach of the Ottomans He retired up Ca
ristena, leaving the way free even to Tripo-
litza. Ibrahm stopped before Argos, whence
Nikita proceeded for Napoli di Romania.
Soliman Bey had left Modem and endcavour-
ed to rejoin Ibrahim. 1t appeared that it
was his intention to seize upon Napoli de
MaIvoism.


! The .Notizi del Giorno, of Rome, is far
from confirming this disastrous intelligence.
1t has received from Corfu, under the date
of the 25th of June, the assurance that Co.
locotroni was on the point of accommodating
the whole of the Morea, and that he had al
ready entered into an arrangement with l.
hrahim, who is in very critical situation.
1 Church and State.-In the State Of Yer
mont, two Clergymen, Ezra Butler and .4a-
ron Leland, have been put in nomination
for the Offices of Governor and Lieut.. Gov
ernor, to be voted for at the ensuing election!
/ Vermont, it would seem, is making long
and hasty strides toward, union OF Church
and State Governments. Does she think
that her interest, civil or political, would be
benefited by such a coalition? Is it the
bright example of few of the Monarchials
of Europe, where clerical craft and influence
bear such admirable sway, that has dazzled
her cyesi Or is it the glorious prospect of es-
tabllshing a uniform "national creed" that
would rule the better judgment of the de-
luded laify. We are we'll aware that there
are many, whose hrihcliles would cause
them to glory in the prospect of such an e.
vent, notwithstanding, they well know. that
by such an union the AK would be laid at the
root of both religious and civil liberty, and
one of the greatest curses that could befall
the human race, would be entailed upon the
country. The three members of national
government, Civil, Military and Religious,
when exercising their functions separately,
promote order and prosperity; but. when a
union of any two of them has become once
consummated, new system must ensuc,
which will not fail to prove itself delete
rious poison to all wholesome institutions,


Several wagons of extraordinary size, fill
ed with German families going to America,
have passed through Paris for Havre.
The profitable Office of Kings printer, for
Scotland, has been conferred on Sir Walter
Scott.


/ 1t is calculated that in the new Parlia-
ment, there will be majority OF Al in favor
of Catholic emancipation.


One hundred and thirty-threc members
of Parliament have been returned from Eng
land and Wales that did not sit in the last
Parliament.


There is ncn-descript animal exhibit
ing in New York at present, which, it is said
partakes of the human body, combined with
that of fish, 1t is rather too stale hoax
to offer an exhibition of this kind to an en-
lightened public.


The Savannah board Of health state that
no case of fever, of malignant type, has ap-
peared in that city since the fatal summer Of
1920.


7! DIR. John D. Goldman, of Philadelphia, has
accepted the Professorship of Anatomy and
Physiology in the Medical College of New