The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-24 00:00:00

TURKEY.

Constantinople advices of the 13th state that the
Sultan has just signified his satisfaction with the
conduct of Ali Pacha and Kiamil Pacha by making
them respectively a eadeau of 1,000,000 p. Edhom
Pacha has similarly benefited by the Imperial mu-
nificence to the extent of 100,000 p. On the 6th
his Majesty passed the evening at the Pers. bar-
racks, and on leaving gave the whole of the private
soldiers and non-commissioned officers 200 piastres
each, and a month's extra pay to the officers. A
few nights previously his Majesty visited and made
similar donations to the troops in barrack at
Dolma-Bakclut It is estimated that the awn total
of the above would pay four mouths of the whole
arrears due to the army. Orders have been sent
from the Porte to Scutari to hasten the erection of
the blockhouses in the Zeta valley, as agreed on in
the submission of Montenegro. They will be tem-
porarily constructed of wood, till stone ones can be
built.

(Per lfiagertoo fientbampton.)
LISBON, Nov. 17.
A monument is about to be erected to St. Joel
Fotevio.
The English minister, Sir Arthur C. Megan* gave •
dinner ea Sunday, the 16th inst., to Prince Alfred, e
Egerton, and several abase of the St. George. The
father, Don Fernando, wee also present on the occasion.
The Luke de Seidanha has given great offence to hie
party by going to Rome as Ambassador.
The restrictive measures an the Custom House are still
Tan PUBLIC DM' or Amerate.—The financial I continued.
It is expected that a strong opposition will be shown to
committee of the Austrian Reiehsrath has proposed to raise I the ministerial measures on the opening of the Celt=
the duty on coupons to 7 per cent. The tax is levied on the Her Majesty's ship St. George is to mil today for
bonds of the public debt of Austria, sad is collected by Gi.brsitar tad Malta'
means of stoppages from the interne. A The Federal war sloop Saratoga, Commander (Mandy, ar-
rest Put °I rived here on the Bth, from the coast of Africa.
taw" bonds are in the heeds of foreigners. whom inierosio 1 The Royal Mail steamer Tyne, from Southampton on the
ought to be guaranteed in any arrangement such as is pro. ' 10th, arrived on the 14th, mad left the same day for the
posed. Brasile.
A tug steamer has been established on the Tagus-
Tax Zouviasur.—K de Bismark, acknow- I Busin.r is somewhat more mimated. Eunimngenn Lon,
lodging a &opt= is which the Wurtemberg government don, 90 days, 5.14 ;
Coupe's, 46g. 441. Lisboa
Paris, 630 ; Ham figs- tigs.B Three per
declines to accede to the Franco-Prussien treaty of August Cent. Stock, 46g.
2, nays The argument. for and against aan now quit. Bank, 562 dols. Oporto Commercial Bank, dais.
exhausted, and in acknowledging the receipt of the venewed
refired of the Wurtemberg governmeet, it cagy remains for Tax PLTIMIS Law Cowirreinow.—The find meet-
es lie recognise in it the expelled= of its decided will net is lug of the OFlBuideßrpeißßßß lent no the motion
remain in the Reneges= with us at the expired= of the of 84 Magi' to *Mfr. into the working the of
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a= the lots= telsignise, and , Alsoney-cieneral, Sir H. Cairns, K. Grove, Esq., and
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