FROM LATE FOREIGN JOURNALS.

GREENE.
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The following private letter, dated Iante
18th. Nav and which appears in the Paris
npers, gives some shocking details of the
atrocions conduct of the Turks on their cap
ture of Missoonghi. The palace of the Sui
tan at Constantinople was decorated with
"trophies Of human heads and fcstoons Of
ears and noses. and these are the barba
rians whose aggrc cssoEs upon the brave
Greeks are looked upon by Christian states
men with perfect apathy and indifference
The details Of the sacking of Mssolonghi
are but imperfectly known as the approach
of Ionan coasters is forbidden;--but we know
that lbrahim cut off S or 5000 heads, some
of which were sent off daily to Constantine
Pile. The body Of Bishop Joseph was salted
whole, as a present for the Sultan. The
Women and the young girls were distribu.
ted to the officers and prvates to be disposed
of as each thought proper. The churches
were all destroyed, except one, which was
converted into mosque.-Previous to be-
ing murdered the people found at, Misso-
longhi were put to the torture for the pur-
pose of extracting from them whether there
was not treasure hidden in the fortress. Up
on the Christian Legations at Constantinople
receiving official Intelligence of the fall of
| Missolonghi, they sent their dragomans to





ing the palace, had to pass amidst trophies
of heads and festoons formed of ears and no.
ses.''


1t is remarkable circumstance that in
Prussia Jewish rabbi has made an energetic
appeal to his flock in favour of the Christians
of the Fast, and this appeal has not been in
vain, as subscriptions in the Greek cause
have been opened in several synagogucs.


A Society formed in Siesia in aid Of the
Greek cause, has remitted within few
weeks to the Paris Hellenist committee the
sum of $4,000 fr


The Frankfort Journal states that Colo
cotroni's party, has trlumphed at Napoli di
Romania. Mavrocordato quilted the town
III the night to escape an ignominous death,
and he, as well as Conduriotti, has taken re-
fuge at Hydra.


The National Assembly of Greece has is
sued a decree, temporarily vesting the civil
and military affairs of the country in COM
mission of eleven members.


Five sacks full of heads and ears of the
Greeks who tell at Missolonghi, have beer
received at Constantinople. 1t was intend
ed to exhibit four Greek Captains there a.
live, and kill them before the Seraglio, but
they were seized and carried off on the road
1t is supposed that the Captain Pacha's flee
will next descend upon Hydra and Spezza.
! The Gazette OF Genoa gives the following
statement of the loss of the Greeks at tn,
capture Of Missolongh:-Killedi in the town
, 21OO;killed at the foot of the mountains, 500
. men made prisoners, $50; women killed by tn
: Greeks themselves, upwards OF 1900; womel
a and children who drowned themselves to es
t cape the fury of the Turks, 5000; wome
n and children made prisoners, 5000. Thes
S detailessadds the above journal, are extract
= from letter from one of Ibrahim's officers
: A letter of the 29th April, from Trieste
states that since the fall of Missolonghi, a
y the Greek chiefs have redoubled their enei