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we're attacked during tire night, and all killed,
except few who were taken prisoners Nearly |
3. 500 including many wounded and sick. The
Greeks are now III very good spirits, and Coloco-
troni's army, when crossed the Norca nve days
ago, was between II and 14,00o strong, and was
daily increasing, by the Morlotts coming down
from the mountains to JON hm--their affairs III
all quarters have assumed favorable aspect.
The Greeks are more united than they have ever
been, and this campaign may be cohsiaercd as
approaching to a termination"


The Courier Francals gives the following IN
tclGencr, dated Sept. "a, which II states comes
from an authentic source


.lbyan,m Pacha has marched upon Mama, raw
aging all the country as lie passes; he has captured
the towns Of Mslt,a and Mraton,si. The Greeks
are terrifying themselves IN Hydra The spec
fists arc sending all the women and children out
! of their island. The siege OF Mlssoonghl con-
tnues; the besiegcd display great courage. 1t IS
hoped this town will hold out, as the Greeks are
successful in their sortics. few hundred Can
dotes are collecting together to return 10 their
Island, III order to support the lnstlrectioh' Cn
happily divisions continue among the Greek
Chiefs; each party accusing the other OF nlano-
vres. A misunderstanding has likewise manifest
ed itself between Mavlocordato and Gen. Roche


The American squadron had tete given tby the
Greeks previous to its departure. 1t has lett a
corvette here to protect its commerce against pi-
racy.'


Geusyal LafsyeHe. We fnd the following ac-


count of breakfast given by Mr.. BkAsLEY, the


American Consul at Havre, to Gen. LAFAYETTE,


on the morning after the landing of the veteran.


1t W II be perused with much interest by Our read
ers generally:


IIAvRE, October6.
General Lafayette has this morning left US for
, PARIS The Brandywine American frgatc, with
. the General, his son, and SUIT OH board, arrived


here yesterday, after A passage OF twenty-five
7 davs from Hampton Roads. He was r.ceWed
: with every demonstration OF attachment an, re-
spcct, but without confusion or riot otany kind.


Madame George Lafayette and her alniable fam


lily nave been in iilvrc for some days await n5 his
arrival, and as soon as the frgate was at anclor,


they went on board in Il steam-vessel to receive


him. The, Immediately returned together and


the party were elegantly entertained at the house
, of NJ de Ia Rouche. Here the veteran received
I the congratulations Of his friend, and appearc(
|, in the highest health and spirits. This morning
{ a most sumptuous breakfast was given by Mr
e Beasley, the American Consul, at winch the zen
4 eral, ais family and sllit, Commodore Morris can
J. mander Of the Brand ywlne. and about fifty otac
4 persons, were present. Nothing could cXceet
! line elegant arrangement of this entertainment



h on the top of the coast, with garden cont nan,i


ing view of the town; the mouth OF tn. * Nc
" its opposite bank, and the. sea in the dis ancy.
r In this garden, tent, ornl ncnted with thc tlrS
:. of France and America, was pitched in
manner AS to indulge the whole company WI,
tn magnificent view The banquet WAS 30,
splendid, and the animated and graceful 1l.,.r
= fitness of the amablc veteran, vino was tn oo
ect of it., communicated an air OF gaicty and cn
oymcrt to the whole party As soon as The
e entertainment concluded, the Genera! and III,
party set off to Paris. A guard OF honor consist.
ing of many gentlemen o! the town, mounted on
horseback, awaited their carriages 4 mile out oi
: the town, and attended them TO Harfeur.


-Four manufacturers Of the department of tho
t Lower Seine, had entered complaint before
. the civil tribunal Of Rouen, against Tie agents
II the police and military for matreating them on
= their return from the dinner given to Lafayette
:. They stated that they were returning peaceabl,
. 10 their homes, when they were attacked by the
! military by order of an individual whom they be
;, level to be an officer Of the police that the
4 we're pursued, and that one OF them received
!, blow on the back from the butt end Of a misket
y 1t appeared, that on the next morning, on pre-
j." senting themselves before the Mayor Of Rouen
; IN order to obtain justice for the brutality OF tht
: police, they were badly received, and the name
+ ofthe individual who had caused the atacl: upol
II them was refused to be given up Under thcs


circumstances they thought it advisable to en-
+ terra complaint before higher tribunal