The Courier des Pays 'as and sever al other Dutch papers state, that the Editors of the former Journal and Le Beige, now in prison are exposed to ex- treme vexation. Not only have the pa .pers connected with thcirjournals been seized, but even the Editors private let ters and accounts. It seems that they are confined in dungeons apart from each other, and that the only reliefhitll- erto afforded to theircaptiylty, has been to walk separately by permission in corridor of the prison.

 Sspdiia.--iAasxtiaaet Of |, private letter et the 5th of Feb. from Aiadrid:-" The Presidency of # the the Council Of Gastile be |ilg vacant, M. Calomarde wishes to q vail himself of tie opportunity to retire from the Ministry, in which for three years he has sustained struggle that during the last few months has turned to his disadvantage. The moderate part of the ministry arc therefore apparently on the eve of a decisive victory. Hhe apostolcals have lost one of their frn- est supporters inthe pefsonof M. O'Doh- nell, Captain General of Old Castile, who died yesterday morning.

 Greece.-The Hamburg Correspon- dent contains the following article, da- ted Banks of Neya, Jan. %. " It is re- ported that our government has trans mitted to Lord i4etysbury, 2 detailed note respecting the affairs of Greece. 1t is also asserted, that the Russian Go yernment insists on the principle, that as yet no alteration bemade in the Govern ment of Greece, and that the Adminis- tration ofthat country shall continue to the indefatigable zeal of the interested and philanthropic President. The choice of the Sovereign, it is added, is to be left to the wishes and will of the Greek nation, without any interference on the part of the Allied Powers. The Snt- tan expressed himselfin this sense. Well informed persons assert, that those and many European questions, will be dis cnssed at the General Congress next spring, to be held at Berlin; the great iestactivitY is employed to complete our army in the East; the new troops and officers, recently appointed, are reqair- cd to hasten their march as much as the severe winter will permit; and, as has been before stated, no furloughs are to be granted to officers.

 4 letter from Navarino Of the I7tb Jan. announces, that l6 English men-ol- war lately moored in the Gulf ofLepan- to-, opposite to Petras. The cause of their appearance is unknown. Itis how lever, supposed, that they arc intended as check upon the President party. The Courier de ia Grece of the 18th of Dec. contains the following decree, published by Count Capo d'istrias:- :. The Kingof France has afforded a new proof of his benevolent disposition towards Greece by sending Col. Ger ard to cooperate in the organization Of our regular troops. In order to evinee to this distinguished officer the senti- ments of confidence with which the choice of his majesty has inspired us, we declare as follows:-l. Col. Gerard is appointed to the rank of Lieutenant General.-2. As such he will receive from Us special orders for the inspection and organization of the troops, and eve ry other measure relative to the ragula- ton of the Greek Army

 Harama-Extract ofa letter to theed- itors of the Baltimore American, from their correspondent, received by the schr. Lovely Keziah, at Charleston:

 HAVANA, .NaYch l6, 1850.

 !" have nothing very interesting to hand you at this time. On the l4th inst. the hrigs Maine from Buenos AYres, and Athalia from hIontevideo, arrived here with jerked beef On. the 18th, the brig Statesman, l4 days from Boston, came in. The brig Spark, Smith, of Baltimore, is here for sale, freight or charter; the ship Margaret, Adams, re pairing.

 Commodore Laborde has issued a proclamation, which Ienclose. Itseems that the Mexicans have been endeavor- ling to decoy sailors to their privateers. from Matanzas and Havana, with some success. The Commodore is trying to prevent 1t.

 Itisrumoredthat a. Mexican privateer is upon the coast of the island, and most of the smaller vessels of the Spanish squadron areout or preparing to go out l inananAi 4olr Ilhrno hrio orc hau1 aniIod