{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
rnents will DC transported in safety. Upon the
subject of Greek news in general, the London
Courier of the GOTH makes the following re-
marks, which are more just than we could
wish.


awe have long ceased to regard these state
ments as worthy ofa moments consideration. 1t
is not only that events which really happen are
vastly exaggerated, but constant stream of pure,
unadulterated, falsehood is poured through the
continental journal, the exposure OF which would
stagger the credulous mind. 1t is within our
positive knowledge, for example, that, in the
course of last year, there were accounts Of naval
victories gained by the Greeks, and of fleets de-
stroyed BY their fire-shps, BIC. when not only
no such victories were gained, but absolutely
not gun was fred at sea between the alledged
hostile natives! They are tolerably secure, too,
from detection, for time at least, because the
Turks publish no accounts, aud read none, having
no public opinion to influence. They merely
fight on. If they are defeated, they wait till
they are able to fight again; if victorious, they
pursue their advantage, and say little or nothing
about it.'