Prom tile .Ner FORK Ecening Post, Sept. 23.


FROM FRANCE.
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By the packet ship Howard, arrived this morn.
ing from Havre, we have received our files OF Gal
iguani's Messenger OF The l5th Of Aug inclusive.
GREECE.-On the affairs OF Greece, which re
cent accounts have rendered interesting, these pa
pcrs contain nothing in addition to what was recev-
ed by the last arrival from Liverpool. The reports
Of The capture Of Ibrabim Pacha by Coocotroni con-
tnucd uncontradicted, and were generally credited


The Uoty .8Uiance.-By all accounts, the mem.
bcrs oil this notorious junta employing the pow
crlu means which they possess, TO prevent the
progress of liberal opinions throughout their terrific
rics. Foremost in this attempt we find the "mag-
nanimous" Alexand,r the patron OF Bible Societies.
and the boased friend Of the emancipation OF the hu
mar lie is stated to have ordered the Drec.
tor General of the Ecclesiastical affairs Tor the Rus
sian Emprc TO issue ukase ior the seizure OF sew
eral writings, which considered hostile to the
established faith number of which had been in
consequence placed under seals, TO be judged Of by
the Ecclesiastical Director s strict search made al!
ter similar productions In all seminaries, schools
and cloisters, throughout the empire. The king ol
Sardinia in imitation of the Russian auocrat and to
show his subseryiency to the views OF the -" Holy
band' had carried matters SO far as actually TO is.
sue AN ordonnance prohibiting reading and writing
to be taught 20 any who had not property to the
amount OF 150Clr.


ne person tcaCnnB, anu tHc Perooh iea' nitiE, III
conrayention Of this ordinance, were both liable to
punishment. Travellers in Piedmont were also Tor.
hidden by the high authorities there, TO carry
with them the works OF Goethe, Wieland and Schil-
Ter, which the police Of that country considered dan.
gerous.


Paris, .9ug. IS.


Extract of private letter of the 10Th ultimo.
from Zane =" Gregory, bishop Of Mopon and II
officers OF rank, have been cruelty put TO death by
lbraham Pacha, in violation Of the treaty OF capitu
iaon at Navarno. Between the 9Th OF June and
the 18th, the number of Greeks. men, women, and
children, in the Peloponesus, sacrificed BY the mon
ster's troops, amounts 5000 A host Of the mis-
creants occupied in sailing their heads, Tor the
purpose Of sending them to Constantnople.-Th
damage done in the plain Calamata is computed at
l5.00O,0oofr. AT the three Kams, lbrahim distribu
ted young girls to The European officers, who have
degraded themselves by disciplining aud leading on
hi, internal bands 81


A humber OF the friends Of General Lafayette
have subscribed for the purpose of offering gold
medal of the value of 00ofr. for the best piece oil
verse upon the voyage OF that officer to America
his stay there, and his return home