(Conn. Observer.)
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The Greek Cause.-Among other evidences of the progres of the Greek in our state, we are told that our Greek Committee have received letter from aworthy barter, dated from his Head Quarters, at Newburgh, and enclosing the sum of Sll ,68, being the proceeds" he says "of his shop on Tuesday the 25th n day set apart for the benefit of the suffering and oppressed Greeks" The letter is full of honest and liberal sentiments, and closes with the following professional stran Bnt will not dwell on this se- rious snbect sincerely that all the Knights of

 the Pole throughout the states will on the oc casion and with Brush in one hand and Razor in the other, aided by their Scissors and Comb, will lend

 helr abilities, to assist the Greeks cut of the Turks, and make the Great Basha,c tremble for his aohiskers |! Yours, JamesC. Clarke, K. C."

 We understand that the venerable John Jay, hav- ing resigned his office of President of the American Bible Society, in consequence of his advanced age and increasing infrmiues, Richard Varick, Esq. has been unanimously elected by the Managers at their late meeting, to succeed him. Col. V. has acted as presiding Vlce-President of the Society since the death oi Gen. Clarkson, and has always been disn- gushed by his liberal donations and zealous services to the cause We the appointment mt will give great satisfaction to all its friends.

 the Assembly, the bill passed by the Senate for the appointment of special Attorney General. The bill has been warmly opposed on the ground of the extra ordinary powers conferred by it on this officer and "o uanSCi dPPfsheHueu from precedent Ot establishing what is called the inquistoriaI power. Several members of the House, however, who are nGsons, have come out and openly acknowledged their convictions that Morgan was murdered and mSr dered by masons under the influence of unaccounra- ble delusion that the excitement felt in the western part of the State on this subject is onyexcusabe but highly praisworthy, and honorable to the feelings of our nature that combination had existed amongst members of that raturnity m several of the western counties for a least the abduction of Morgan and tha, the occurrence was Of sO extraordinary character as course of judicial proceedings for the investigation of the facts connected with this transaction and to bring to punishment the in this dark and bloody tra. gedy. The bill is still under consideration; it will pass, but will probably he considerably modified

 Monday next is set down for discussing the various applications for banks'and the renewal of bank charters. The Opinio0 is ventured that nothing will be done. No bank charters will be passed this ses- sion.-4-N Y..Toar. Of Con-