The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-24

FROM SMYRNA.-Smyrna papers to the
Goth of January, have been rec, ived AT Boston.
They mention no event of great Importance
The serge Of Athens cOntinues-but Fabyicr has
carried some relief to the Acropolis. The Greek
have Just received 10000 francs from France
Condurioui is said to have rendered himself ab-
solute master OF the Hydriotcs, with the concur
renee of Colocouoni Canaris has been ap-
pointed captain of the tlgate Helas under Adj
miral MiauS but. by the latest accounts he
had lett her IN consequence of some dispute with
the Admiral. The trigate was still at Egyna
Syd, Jan. 2O-Since Col. Fabvi has been
in the citadel of Athens, Catay Pacha has re-
doubled his watchiulness, and has constructed
new batteries. lie has received reinforcement
of 5000 men, who have been employed by him
10 press the blockade, aud prevent any commu-
nicatlon between the Acropois and the country
wlthout.-Fabvier has made already two sortics,
IN which he has lost eight Philhelenists out OF
the number oftwenty which he had with him
Robert, the chief OF battalion who has been "a
companion in arms of the Colonel for twenty
years, was wounded the day OF the entrance into
the citadel, and died a few days after of hi,
wounds. The loss ofthis officer can hardly be
made up TO Fabyier.
Col Borbaqui, who has been excited TO a no.
bic emulation by the critical position OF Fabyier,
has collected men in haste, and is making the
greatest efforts to place himself in situation to
assist Fabver. Ills talents and his courage
might be useful 10 the Greeks if he were at all
seconded but when we recollect all the zeal and
patience which Fabvierh has broug Int to the organ
lzation OF his corps, and the small results which
have been produced by II, IT is difficult TO imagine
that BoIbaqui, though Greek, should be more
fortunate. Great hopes are placed upon the ar
rival OF Lord Cochrane. There are, as vet, how
ever, no positive advices respective the time OF
his departure. Col. Nuuticr who has dlsband-
ed all his people, is awaiting him at Alilo.-lt
appears that he will not come until two steam
boats, which are expected from England, shall
have arrived the Hastings is entirely dlsarmsd.
There are at present IN Greece, of troops rea-
dy 10 march, none but the Albanians in the pay
ofthe Government, and these would pass over
tomorrow to the opposite party, If the wages
should be greater, or more exactly paid They
have not yet decided upon the place where the
national assemblies shall be held the choice OF
the spot alone excites discussions which will APP
parenty hold out for long time.
A new mandatory Of false money has just
been established at Tina it is said to be under
The direction of a European, who has brought
with him several workmen. Col. Rayband Is
still here he begins 10 recover from his wounds.
1biahim Pacha is still at Nayarin, and his
troops have been embarked on board the soua-
dron. Some say he is about making an eXpcdi-
ton against Samos. Other reports are thar
these troops are o be transported to the isle of
Gambia. But this is certain military operations
are every where suspended, aud each party
seems tobe waiting for some other decision than
that which depends oa The chances Of battle.