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GRECIAN REPUBLIC.

 SUPREME GOVERNING COMMISSION. To the Presidents and respectable members cj Greek Phil0nthrOpic Committees of the Uni ted States of America.

 The Greek nation, fully sensible of yOnr unwearied exerti0ns for its benefit, and 0t the many and varlOus aids you have afford ed to its cause, feels impressed with the deepest gratitude, and being unable to make any other return, tenders through the Gov ernment it's sincere and heartfelt thanks.-- It hopes that for the future also. as indrfdi igable Phianthropists and 3ealous friends of justice, you will not cease to labor for those iDdsputable rights which Turkish tyranny has for four centuries trampled on, and is now struggling to destroy entirely. Your coun- tryman,Dr. Howe. man remarkable for his professional skill and for his virtues, has ser we'd Greece as physician and surgeon, for two years and half, with cheerfnlne. s abi- 1y and honour, and tO the entire satisfaction Ofthe Government. This excellent man. ar dent to serve Greece in a manner analogous to his strong enthusiasm for the cause, has conceived the plan of esta bshing regular hos pitfalls for the army. The intention is noble and worthy thousand thanks, and if put in execution can be of the greatest assistance to Greece. But how is it to be executed in the present deplorably poor state of the country? For this reason he comes to you in the hope of obtaining the necessary means for execu- ting his plan. Government, adnliring his zeal and philanthropy. recommend him to- you, the members of the Philanthropic Com mittees, as worthy of your confidence, and beseech you to assist him in his able and use ful scheme for the good of Greece.

 Gentlemen, the wants of Greece are indeed worthy ofpity. The seven years struggle on the one hand, continually dlnlnishes her nat ural resources, while on the other it aug ments and mutiplies the necessities of the fu- ture. The Greeks repose their hopes in the noble. generosity of the PilheIenists of the enlightened world, but particularly upon those of America: who, having once been placed in like situation, can feel sensibly what it is.

 Farewell, have health and be happy.

 The Supreme Governing Committee.

 G. MAVROMICHALIS,

 YANNI M. MILAUTRY,

 YAFNULI NATROS,

 Signed. G. GLARAKIS,

 Secretary ofState. Pores, s7th April, o. s.