The Express.
London, England, 1863-08-03 00:00:00

THE RECENT DISTURBANCES IN ATHENS.

The Meniteur of yesterday publishes the follow-
ing reply of the President of the Greek National
Assembly to the collective Note of the English,
French, and Ruesiam Ambassadors, of the 3rd ult. :

Athens, July 22, 180rA

M. le itioiNtre—l h►ve hastened to bring to the knowledge
of the National dasembly the Collective Note which you
did me the honour to forward on the 3rd inst.

The Assembly, after having ministered the contents of
that Note, cannot but appreciate at their just value the
sentiments which hese occasioned the representatives of
the three Powers, in the midst of a conflict ever to be la-
mented, to recommend for its reflection considerations im-
pressed throughout with that enlightened benevolence,
that sympathetic solicitude which has been the source of a
long series of benefits of which Greece will never lose the
remembrance.

In obtaining a suspension of arms for 49 hours, and in
placing a guard at the National Bank, you have rendered
an Important service to Greece.
I am happy to announce that the assembly has profited
by these salutary measvres to take steps which have re-
suited In ameliorating the situation. The capital will re-
cover its trangni•rity, parties will be reconciled, sod that
patriotism which I have no hesitation in affirmieg has
ceased to animate the hearts of ell the Greeks, will
gain the victory over every other feeling.
Thanks to the generous co-operation of the three courts,
Olsen has had the happiness of choosing a king who
fulfils all her desires. Thu is undoubtedly a greet fact,
but the country is also desirous by the aid of the new mo-
narchy of founding a condition of affairs which, while the
met solid and real guarantees to the national liberties,
shad at the lame time entirely deprive anarchy of
the mem of moldering those liberties illusory.
This, IfoliaMaar le Ministra, Is the object of the unani-
mous wishes of the satire. To arrive the more surely at
this molt It reckons sport the active and benevolent as-
sistance of the Powers which have proved its benefactors.
Receive, ke., DIONIDI KTRIAIOO.

Ustwoommoluirifear.—On Saturday an act of I Unofficial accounts state that a portion of Gene.
Sherman ,
parliament was printed to smiled the Nuisance Removal real army has occupied Jackson, and
Act with respect goi the seizure at diseased and unwhole- the remainder has returned to Vicksburg.
some meat. T" act i. nowin km*, mad • 'Laical milker General Lee, who held a position between Martine-
t( health, er impactor of nuisancea, may inspect sod
examine any anima mime, wag, mom pme, fifth, burg and Winchester, moved rapidly this morning
flab, fruit, vegetable, cons, bread, or dour, ezposed for gale! in the direction of Winebester. General Noma,
or deposited for the purpose of lek or preparation, and
iotended foe the food of Imo ; end awn either appear to of Cum • who had moved in the direction berland,
him to be diossel, around, or unwholesome, or unfit for also fell back and followed Los.
him'', 4° "Jam and take it 'wily, sad' to harm the same dmmall The correspondent of the New York Tribune 'aye
with by • megiatrute, who as comiotion may floe the
offender • Kim not auseediug 201., or commit him to prone that General Lee no longer presente the aspect of
for three meths. Any person ohnkneting the medical
ollieer Of imposter is liable Ma lea of bl. The meat Bo precipitate retreat, but assumes a bold and eves
threatening attitude.
seized is to ba destroyed.