The Express.
London, England, 1852-12-16 00:00:00

GREECE.

The Augsburg Gazette publishes the protocol of
London, Oct. 23, relative to the Greek succession. It
secures, as has been before stated, the succession in
the lino of the Princes of the House of Bavaria, who
will ascend the throne with full right, having
previously accepted the Greek religion, according to
the constitution. In the event of a minority of the
succession to the throne the Queen will assume the
regency. The high contracting parties are Queen
Victoria, the Emperor Nicholas, and Louis Nspoleon,
President of the French Republic.

MALTA, Dic. 8.
Thu inventor of the infernal machine, to destroy
the ruler of France, has Dun acquitted here of the charge of
being concerned in a conspire:l to compass the destruction
of the President, the net providing for the extradition of
murderers, or theme attempting• to commit murder, bring
silent ma to conspiracy against the life of sovereign rulers
under any denomination.
The two Fennell gensrPartnes with the necessary docu-
ments, and a proves verbal /rubs the preen du Roi hid
detained the lad steamer, expecting to carry the prisoner with
them to France.

she bed ruled ere I could give any account of the remit
of the incluiry.
There t. no &seal news, the Modesto will leave in a few
days on a mime to Nsplee, Leghorn, Nice, te , &e. We
bear nothing of Admiral Dundee.

CHINA.
THE OVERLAND MAIL.
In our publication of yesterday we gave the
Indian news received by the Overland Mail. We
add the following :
(From the Overlaid Prim, of Chino of Oet.,her 30.)
Tien-teh is still said to maintain • position at
Hing-ghau, in Kwangsi ; and there are yet appre-
hensions for the safety of Kweilin, the capital of the
Me editor of the North CAinst herald
Cretictsied in obtaining a pretty concise rimmary
of occurrence. since the last attack on Kweilin,
which we bare subjoin:
The insnagena bands, passing by Kw•Hin, the espies!
city of Lwing4lll4 which, after investing, they had with-
drawn from. had peered in great numben into the conti-
guous diarists el* sf Hoo-nan. For • time they
carried everythisg beim them Two departmental cities
and several plows of lei mete fell into their hands. Ac-
cording to the (OVOTSIIBII4 Goatee, these losses arose from
the general defending diet treader allowing himself to be
outemanteuvred by Wielaniallsnes. who are also described as
capturing one of SININI slake by batwing a breach in the
walls with art/lilt The misuse§ made here so enraged
the captors that put to the w cers sward all the offi, civil
sat tary, Osumi In somber, elm were takes prisoners,
elm about 1.011.4 the people. Foe these misfortunes
the general wee eared se seeintat, mil the plenipoteotiary
Sai-eangab we degraded elvers stem bet ordered
to 'Maul at by put. Here their farther pro•
great in Hoe-use seems to have been chocked,
and their plans for effecting a dissent upon Chang-
sha, the capital of that province, were based by the
government. Subsequently their attention has been
directed towards 'Usages*, sod it has recently become
known that they have taken ewe towns in Nan-gas-foo
on the math-west (satin of that province. They thus
threaten the line of easswinioatiou with the province of
Canton bribe Meiling Pass, which is said to be held by •
powerful government force.
A are of an alarming nature occurred about three
quarters of a mile in the rear of the Canton factories
on the night of Wednesday, the 27th inst. The
fire broke out in a cooking house, and quickly
spread to some 30 or 40 silk-throwing warehouses
and private dwellings, whereby silk goods and
foreign manufactures were destroyed amounting in
value to tome 160,000 dots.

(From the Hong Kw" Register, Oet. 19.)
From a Pekiag (Madge, dated in August lut, we
learn that an earthquake occurred in June in the
pralines of Hannah, which was felt for fifteen sue-
, waive days. Upwards of 20,000 houses are said to
have been dermoyed ; 300 of the inhabitants pe-
rished, and 400 ers were seriously hurt.
_ _

(Frau the Hay Zoog Resider; OIL 26.)
We are Wormed that a larr. Chinese junk,
bound to Asa_ hem Singapore, with a cargo valued
at 20,000 lara, was attacked near Namoa by
pirates, and nineties of her crew, including the
sailing master, an ituraras, murdered.

(From the
.thof Now lygiefer of Oet 29.)
The weather is saw falightful, something like
warm autumnal erosible is England. The in-
habitants, inelwilai the bangs, are therefore all
healthy, and Mx* se mew so, we hie, for
tas next No se dm assetbs d said weather. With
sash s cowastaillog Awe as tie eft Rwlinsst has
sew at its Wei Users is as rows why the reglernt
dmosid asts he the rearker at its service, enjoy
drams psi Math am the ohil part of ths Asap

Wags tee sits BAZPOI 0100.0, or LONDOIC—W.
lowa Sou Army thee tet the isarsbe of the 12th October
Capella isle, of the Wyse Ohm. arrival there with hie
stew la e lids Peak. saipeporewl that his easel he/
bees meshed ea the maks of tie nth ea 'Ng. Theslgees.
between tie Itessisiree sal remeas. The Oitaaa hit
twain so the 116 ire with a carp Ur Shanghai.—
Olikes rea, oft n.•

PARTIAL DINITEUCTION OF THE CITY BY AN
EARTHQUAKE.
Several shocks of ik earthariat • occurred at Manila
during the months of ember and October, at-
tended with great destruction to the city, and some
low of life. A correspondent, under date Manila,
Oct 17, writes :
At ball-past six le the evembps of rho lath 8e tuber,
wa exporabed ieneed a
= a very severe earthquake. The shock
laded . dada thsewiag deed the reefs of two
thank.., several walla, sad greatly damaging mum brumes.
Five other shooks, bat slighter, were felt daring the night.
Ales • shook at 8 pm. cm tke 17th; a smart shock et 6 a.m.
ea the 18th ; a sitjht shook at neon ea the 19th ; another
at 10.16 a.m. est the 110th. Daring all die thus the earth
trembled more or less at intervals, and slight trembling@
were fait for several
Manila, dept. 21, days.
We adised that on the aced-
ranee of the SWIM host ea UN 16th tbo barometer roes to
88.9, and ea the BNB IS rue vapidly to 10 in., embattling
upla when tie bed pored. Previous to 'he I
davidiee deed at 29.90. On the fled
the beremaded *3l. The earthquake on the 16th
IMO* by the ag enelme is the roads, aloe by the
.a wss by die Coestantio, 26 nail's
Ikea by the 'Maria, several miles
odd& Y deedilseil di have been as if the
vosselebed etre* die Wen& and it was only on
/04 the leted= hoed that
er sleeks Bash wee
l net
f the 1
bendadlik=naria. People ia bOarata onistb: rliv°ner
M sessation.
I I Lisd lIT A a eardquake took place yesterday morning
at half-past 6, and a slight shock at halt-past 8 p.m.
Oet. 12.—This morning, at 8 o'clock, another earthquake
wee felt. Barometer at 29 80. At 1p m. barometer fall- I
ing feet, 2084; at 6 p.m. barometer 29.60, and the wind
TfMOet.
aft. 13. —lt blew a hard gale of wind last night, veer-
ing from west to south-east. Doubtless a typhoon was ex.
pardoned °dads. It is blowing very frisk today. Malay