TIE CREEKS.
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The London papers contain numerous ac-
counts respecting the Greeks which represent
the aila.rs III 4 prosperous manner. .-ibrahnn
liacha had been defeated IN his second advance
upon Napoli, with the loss OF 1000 men, and his
energies are re represented TO have been paralyzcd
and crampcd by the step the Provisional Gof-
crnment Of Greece had taken in seeking the
protection Of England.


A Trieste alticll Of Sept. 21st, says the Greeks
have taken several European vessels laden with
waIikc stores, from the Turks. MissolonShi is
entirely free on the side Of the sea, but the block
ade on the land side is not AS yet raised. Sever
ii combats have taken place, which terminated
n favour Of the Cross Numerous corps OF Cue
rillas threaten the rear Of the army Of ltcdschid
Pachi, and they have taken several conveys OF
arms and ammunition.


II appeas that on the 10th OF Aug. an attempt
was made by Canars to burn the Turkish leet IN
Alexandria Three fire ships entered the har-
Dor disguised AS European vessels. The tist
was soon recognized, and those OH board per-
ceiving this set it on fire in the middle of the
/ harbour, and to the wndward cf100 European
merchantmen anda French brig. The crew got
out in their long boat and fled, leaving the pi-
lot on board the fire ship, which burst into flames,
but fortunately did not explode, perhaps for
want of sufficient combustibles; passing through
\
two fire ships seeing this took fight; couple Of
balls which the French brig fired at the long
boat OF the first reached, but did not niurc it, II
this attempt had succeeded, not ship would
have escaped.


five were 70 iudge from the following facts
respecting the Greeks, there is 10 reason to


doubt their success.


FromHe Lu3dm Mor4ing H5uM # Sept, 2T.
The CONSERVATION Of tlie Turkish Government


is ur the most extensive character; and some in.


tcrcsting c9nmtmic2tions, illustrative Of such
fact, arc understood TO have been made b


I.ord strangtor3, now in London. to the English
Minister. This vas previously 10 the arrival OF
the protfcr made 10 Commodore Iia"iton. 4
further supply ot money from London part oi
the Greek Ioaa, Sc. WAS followed by the arrival


Of numerous European engineers; then some


American vcsscl,werc mentioned as approaching
the Archipelago With friendly views 10 the


Greeks; and finally the defeat Of the Turkish
forces, by land an.l b. sea, at Mssilongh, indie


scribably agitatcd and alarmed the Diyan. Fur


thcr important events have heightened the con


sternation at Constal,'inoplc; the otter of The


Greeks to GUr gCvgrHmcnt-thc snlin!r of tho
young Minlls Che t,rcek Admiiris sony fol
England on this subiect-aIsu the forwarding O
dispatches by Sir Frederick Adam-and theI
f the arrival of an American squadron off Hydra


were naturally enongh calculated to make the


Crescent itself ,rcmble for events in Greece. II


is even stated that the American squadron took
! possession Of PorIUE, opposite HYDRA. Nor die


these events aticcs the Divan alone; the Russian


Charge d A,ii,rcs, H. M;nziackv, and the Frencl


Minister, Count Giillemnot, 6 Immediately for
warded from ContMtlnople advicest to their sew
elal Gov rnmcn,s. Cora. Hamilton remains OF
Napoli dl i.omania The British Cabinet il
the recent Councils Of Thursday and Saturday
as we have before stated, were almost Who'll,
occupied with the puzziing and difficult qucs
ton connected with Greece; the non-dissolutiol
, OF Parliament this year had before been deter


mined I.orl Strngtord, again on SATURDAY
was with the Ministers; indeed his I4ordship i
+ occupied almost day and night with the critca
affairs arising out Of the Greek question.
The last accounts from the East, state th.,
the Captain pacha had returned from Alexandria
! with 5000 fresh troops, who were landed at Can


ada. The Turkish feet was at Sud;l, and til,


combined Greek feet was cruizing off Canada II
prevent the newly arrived Egyptian troops iron


being conveyed to the Morca.


: Vienna paper states that Retlschid pacla
had collected troops, and was again proccede,
TO renew the siege Of Missoongh--his hea


depending on its capture. The place was opci
on the sea side, and has received large supple
S of provisions and ammunition from the ionia
y Isles.


n The Journal Dcs Debates of the 28th Septcn
u Der, has the follawing artcle;-


Ii Trieste 1871 Septembr.-'rhc Greek feet an
y that of the Captain pacha are both in the water
! of the Suda. A battle is expected which ma


terminate the campaign.


), Swedish so gun ship and two large frigate


from Carlscrona, and are hourly expected at Ne
: York, on their way to South America. The
!, are to undergo repairs and their crews are to b