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New YoRK, Aug. 9.

9th Of June, inclusive, received by
the brig Hornillos. Their contents
possess considerable interest, and trans
latlons are annexed.
1t will no DOUBT be gratifying to the
numerous friends of General LAFAY
ETTe, 10 this country, to learn that he
has been elected a member OF the Cham
Der Of Deputies.
The Paris E)oile, Of the esd, says,
ave announced, several days since,
that a treaty was about to be signed by
the i've great Powers, to save Greece,
We have since had to deplore the oc-
currence before Athens. We are happy
in having it in our power tins day to
announce that decisive orders, in con
formty to tie preceding arrangements,
have been gwen by Russia, France, and
England, to unite their respective fleets,
and separate the c%ombatants. This
step, though tardy, may still, it is hoped,
be ia time to save them.'
The Observer, of Trieste, of June
Ia, says, on Friday, the 10th, the Turk
ish fleet of % sail, was seen passing
between Cape d'0ro and Andres. If
it had gone towards the Gulf of Athens,
it would have spread great consterna-
ton both on sea and land, and would
have struck q memorable blow; but
instead of that, it suddenly took the
direction OF Suda, in the Island of Can.
dia.
II is stated under the bead of Trieste,
June IL, that the English Consul at
Tripoli had sent a messenger to Malta,
to inform the Government of that island
of his differences with the Dey.
The village Of Gousselin, near Gre
noble, was totally destroyed on the
night Of the l4th of June, by a water
spout, which descended from the neigh
boring mountains. Nearly all the inhab-
itants were killed, and sixty dad bodies
bad been taken from the ruins.
1t is said that General Karalskaki. a
few minutes before his death, being
surrounded by General Church, Lord
Cochrsne, aud several of the Greek
Chiefs, recommended his soldiers to
their protection. to whom he gave all
his property, amounting to 10, 600 Turk
ish plastres. AS to my son" said be
u leave him my arms that the blood with
which they are stained may renew his
Courage" These we're bis last words.
His body was TO be transported to Napoli.
there tn be inferred with the same pomp
as those OF Marco BozaFis, and Lord
Byron
The Romeliots, one and all, took the
following oath. after the death OF the
brave K%araiskaki:
1--WE call God to witness, and swear
by the Holy Trinity, to die under our
arms, aud not to Law them down till the
enemy is driven from the land of our
fathers or in the bosom of which their
bodies are buried; we swear a perpetu-
al union and fraternal love; we will d.
vide amongst our families our last NOR
sci of bread, and will protect the wo.
men and children of such of our com.
panions as may gloriouslv fall in battle.
We swear eternal vengeance against
each individual and his descend
ants, who may violate this sacred obi
CATION; and if a single v~iolator of this
oath should escape our hands, we sur
render him to the imprecation and
vengeance of the Most High: May God
grantthst he experience no happiness in
this world, and that bis wife NAV bear
him no chi ldren to assist him in his last
hour, and close his eyes We, in fine,
swear tobring up and instruct our chill
dren IN an eternal hatred towards our
oppressors. .Amen"
RUSSIA Petersburg. June g.
squadron of nine ships of the line, three
trlgates, and two brigs, win leave Cron-
stadt IN a few days, to which will be
added the two vessels sent to the Medi-
terranean in October last, which are
expected from TouIon. This fleet will
sail under the command of Admiral
SenJagine, with secret orders. for the
Archipelago The Emperor will pass
the ships in review during the present
week.
PARIs, June 99.-The Marquis de
Lafay cite has been proclaimed Deputy
OF the Advertisement of Meux, by a
majority of TAI out of 28l votes NJ.
Trouchom obtained 1872 suHrages.
The Governments of Portugal aud
the Brazils have agreed to abolish the
slave trade throughout their dominions;
the former Immediately, and the latter
at the end Of 8 years from March, 1927.