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happy. They aOW enjoy she 6Tst moment of rrSs they have known since the commence u,cnt of the NSr. They are still fighting hut |, is with a dishcartrn~d foe. The conirihu- tiOns Of fOod and clothing now making in this country will help to support many Of their houseless and starving poor until they can SOW and reap their next harvest. With one srason Of peace, their industry will place them beyond the reach Of suffering. They have moi an enetny tO contend with at sea Lord COChrane and the larger vessels have retired; while iO show the sincerity of the Greek government in condemning the pira- cics. and |" justify similar representations by their friends, the smaller vessels have gone tO cruise against the freebOOters, who like the pirates of Cuba, are motley set of all drs- cIiptions. l5,OOO Egyptians have heen ship ped for Alexandria; and only 5000 remain in the MorPa. The Pacha of Egypt is said to have anticipated this year the miSfOrtunes of the Turks. Perhaps he may add to them hy his revolt. Missol 'nghi; is pressed by Gen. Church; and great activity prevails in the Greek army.

 We do not hear 0fany obstacle being thrown in the way of the Greek expeditions against Scio. Candia, Sc. and hope soon to get a good account of them-N. Y. D. Ado.