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From the London Courier Of .7pril 10.
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From the London Courier Of .9pril 10.


MISSOLONGHI.-We copy the follow
ing from a Morning paper, where it is des-
cribed as an authentic letter from an Eng
lish Colonel, who was one of the brave de-
tenders of the place." and with copy of
which the paper had been favored by the
gentleman to whom it was addressed.


81. .Anne's near Letanto, March IA.


Missolonghi has fallen. That heroic city,
which for eighteen months had defeated the
power of the Inhdels and repulsed 50 attacks
was taken by storm on the 10th. On the
9th, while we were rejoicing for our last
victory, lbraham having been reinforced by
1000 troops, arrived before the place, and
again summoned it to surrender, promising
favorable conditions, which being refused,
sharp affair took place, the result of which
was that he fell back, having lost 700 killed
200 wounded, 400 prisoners, pieces of cam
non, and two standards. On the 9th he re-
turned with 10000 men, and formidable
tram OF artillery, surrounding the town on
all sides.


We had only 1000 men to oppose him, and
those worn out with fatigue, but all resolved
to conquer or die. In the evening we re-
ceived the sacrament in the church of St.
sophia, and marched to our post from which
tsw returned. At IL o'clock the enemy o.
Qsf, ! tremendous fire from 1876 cannons,
tru. S.9lsrrs, which continued without in
afthe v: sftll 20 O'Clock next morning,


-easae 2 heap of ruins. The