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 An article from Corfu, April IS, says some Greek vessels are expectea in the Port Ire vesa, which are to commence in the Gulf of Arta. the operations for the invasion of Epi- rus. circumstance favorable to the Greeks has lately happened in that country. The Beys and the Agas of Dalvin, and other pla- ces in Alvana, had not obeyed the orders of Redschid Pacha.who had ordered them to re- pair 10 Jaina. In consequence of this Red schid sent his son with 500 men to Dalvino. to punish the Albanian chiefs but the latter made themseves masters of the forts of Sam pa Quaranbana. and also entrenched them selves in the citadel of porto Palermo. The most active among them was Sey Bey, the son of Mustapha Pacha. These chiefs are therefore. in open revolt against the Porte. and are become the more dangerous because the Christian inhabitants of the country have joined them. Their example may have an influence very injurious to the Porte in the rest of Albania.

 They say from Alexandria that the Pacha of Egypt is determined to assist his master as much as he can. It appears that lhrahim Pacha has received instructions, should he find himself hard pressed tn the MOrea. to march to the north and Allnite with Redsched Pacha. Gen. Church has intercepted differ ent Firmans, amongst which is one specially