I am now, the group occupies our capital. We are aware that the American people always have fought for liberty against slavery, and therefore appeal to their powerful influence to avert the subjugation of those who desire only to remain free. Owing to our exceptional position with respect to the position, we have always exercised the utmost vigilance only by America. We trust that the noble American people will lend a sympathetic ear to our appeal, and call for three cheers for the American people. Hurrah! Hurrah!

Also, there are about fifty persons in the crowd which marched to the legion, carrying in their American and Greek flags. Recent reports in Creek newspapers that an American leader of thirty Whigs was on the way to Greece inspired the crowd to insist on recognizing Mr. Broppers. For several hours the fruitless attempt to gain a hearing at the legation was continued, with repeated cheers for the United States, but to one threatened the hell.

According to the crowd, the crowd, with the exception of the United States, was not in the mood to be heard. The crowd, with the exception of the United States, was not in the mood to be heard. The crowd, with the exception of the United States, was not in the mood to be heard. The crowd, with the exception of the United States, was not in the mood to be heard. The crowd, with the exception of the United States, was not in the mood to be heard. The crowd, with the exception of the United States, was not in the mood to be heard.  American minister and the delegation secretary were in a tilling the demonstration, from windows of the American club. Directly opposite, eventually a committee was made to wait upon Mr. Procopies today and beg him to put the case of peace before the American people. 