The New York herald., 1850-05-03
The Affairs OF Greece.
rI utrFlCvlTY WIN ENGiANn--Ilir lgIRENrNiNG
ATTITUDE UF EtS>lh, HrC,
Hmm the Lnndnn IinIna Anrll 10


ATTITUDE Uf RUSSIA, ErC,
frrOin the London Times April 10
The last accounts which have reached us from
Greece are Of ~ bate date as the 2-h of March.
Down to that period, although Baron Gros had
been upwards of three weeks al Athens, d,iini-
tive settlement had been arrived at. An interview
had taken place on the 2ti. on board the French
steamer kedetir. between Baron Cros and Mr.
Wye, which was Understood To- have borne very
aiHCahlc character, but nothing authentic had
uanspircd in Athens OF the arrangements said to
have been agrstd upon for the adjustment Of the
dispute. Meanwhile the drspstChes which have
arrived a, Athens from It. Petersburg have power
folly contributed TO support the resolution OF King
OHIO, under the trials 10 which hr j. exposed aud
Tie -iitci Of the policy pursued by England has
been to threw the GrccN government into more
complete reliance upon Russia. Notwith.i "A ling
the moderation Of Count Nessclrode's second
despatch. We have reason to know that the Russian
cabinet adhcr,s without Tesery, TO the position IL
VI irrt Assumed; and NJ. Biographies has received a
aTcri GfsurGn-c from fic Epgsfcr Ni~huas. that II
IcId PGimoN0n dos Mt rtncfc. Rrsfa u.R
eogcncc. la spite of the interview on bolrl the
Ncdritc. the cXcriions of NJ Grcs during tho three
weeks hc has spent az Athens have been les .a,i--
rciory than Nas, perhaps anticipated; for, n
VIC nrc coircc;ly informed The points on whi-h
hr was DISPOSED To recommend some cnnccs-
siv'' ~ The trceb CuY'mmsni. ere those On which
Nir WYE does not insist: and those points on
which Ni. Wye dr.~ insist. namely. fhr sltiSfac-
ticn md nroluiy jo the lonian SUBJECTS are prc
cisCiy ihosc which the French cuoys consider
ton was s,ii'Cd between loEion AMI Paris before
Mr. Grcs sct uut thc acgotdfun is still Imperfect;
and even u Tie good offices of France are rcqui-
'sc,d in hy England. Greece has s;l con.ii rahlc
r7iC 10 rely On The counjcnancc ia" h1- hitherto
itc'ivcd iIom that northern power 90 who's sup
put fhC has hesn taught IN this emergency 20 Nv.
ln tie meantime. 80 Greek vessels r., main in the
cusiudy q Admiral Parker. O2 having been oriain-
glly cnpturCd and nine restored. Hut this seizure
affords very inccmplciC estimate az ir actual la
mage done to thr mercantile interests ef Greece
4 hc esnorai ~ Greek Shipping employed princi-
TsUy w the Mcdfcnunean trade. j. exceedingly
large " has fiscn IN lSio. according ic the French
commercial returns, 20 no lees than J.n52 vessels,
rated ~ 2'i fi3 tons. exclusive of the Greek ships
which continue To- sal under the Russian illg. The
Greek FnoTs navigate with extreme economy, and
tie profits of their carving triic are estimated nj
nearly two millions sterling year. lu all thr Me-
dicuancnn poiis the Greek merchants have now a
we'll established trading superiority. The Effect of
Admiral psrlcr's operations has been 10 parayzc To
a great eXtcmi these lawful speculations and even
now. since the blockade s only si,sc ndcd, and the
caTiurcs may ic renewed. great unwillingncss has
ruiufully been felt 10 despatch goods and vessels
hom ncutral pcfts under the Greek tag The in-
juiy thus done to the trade Of Greece far exceeds
the direct loss uf property, and immea-urcably sur
their value may I. supposed 10 BE-. With reference
10 ihc claims oi finlay and Pacico, We have re-
CtNcd from Athens some additional documents Of
rrcrt ifnportancc, which have beehive must sup
fo.r accidentally suppressed in the papers laid
bcioic parliament The first Of these documents is
80 o. latch oi ihc 18th t3fhl July, Isi~. from ".
tolocotfun to Sr Edmund fyons. IN which the
Sfeck minister relates the cxorbtant prrtensions
which Mr.. finlay had al differ, M times raised and
modified for the value Of his land and proposes 10
refer The case either TO arbitration on 10 the courts of
justice. Thai d,syaicb VIC DC not find 10 the blue.