The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-01 00:00:00

TURKEY.

The Journal of Constantinople states, in Its num-
ber of the 17th ult., that by an imperial decree dated
the 11th, Vely Pacha is appointed ambassador from
the Sublime Porte at Paris, in the room of Prince
Callimaki, who only had the title of envoy extraordi-
nary and minister plenipotentiary. Vely Pacha is a
young functionary. son of Moneta& Paths, President
of the Council of State. lie is said to have rewired
an excellent education, and to speak and write the
French language with facility. " Vely Pacha," says
the Journal, " poeeeseee everything that is required
to make himself a good position wherever it may
please his sovereign to send him. This has been
proved by the manner in which he managed the
affairs of Bosnia, and where his departure was a uni-
versal subject of regret. It is expected that Vely
Pacha will leave Constantinople on the 25th for his
poet, and that Mehemet Bey, one of his younger
brothers, will accompany him as second secretary.
Buleyman Paths, ex-Governor-Oeneral of Browns,
has been named Governor-General of Aleppo, in the
room of Osman Paella, lately deceased."
The correspondent of the Conaitulional writes
that—

By the missal of the Turkish gemeranutat to ratify the
loan, the treasury fogad Waif ladebted to the Bank 140
mallow of piastres (35 milling of lams), which it was ne-
worry to pay at mum to amid the divan of an imminent
hsakruptcy. This mu wee Mad to two days by the pria-
eipal disulfides and beaks% Abut so volaatary gifts or u
lease an Yoe* We* IMO inn= of piastres (20 mil-
itate of frame) see slseadyj la brad. • sea .1 12 millions
is abeed_y healed ever to pay the Mt beedment of the
loan. Part aft was sent on the 14th by the pmt to Vienna
in bills of masses ea Paris and Loadea 1 the rest in gold
is sent by the Prose psalm which leaves Omobiatinople
on the 15th. A sewed aunt of like antouat the the payment
of the bills farad by the Beak, and talft us on Nov.
15 sad 116 as& Densmber 5, it le loan ea our 26 in the
=neeybig the new embossed,/ to Paris. In fine, a
tima to sorer the bills falling due fee the Beak on
Dee. 111 mad 25, and lan. 6, is to be sent by the packet of
November 6, after the return of Idaddaraey, who is gone
to Nape to ask Abbas-Pacha for two yu to bate, one in
&drawl. Thal will be found regulated the debts of the
treasury to the beak, as fax as famign parties are con- '
esened. As to the other sum widish it claims from the
will be equally paid. In order to falai
is latter th e olde p bas asked for a loan
of 40 millions of plate. ( 0 Eddins of franca) from the
!=imembasth Thi joireNisa was mods at the
samoleg held en vise arm, to which eight of the
priaelpd 2111111/SIS ameshasne wise canted. Five of them
subscribed at the meeting two sad • half millions each.
Other siguatares were aflonsorde; given, mad there it no
doubt that tits regain& alma will be mode up. At the memo
meeting it woo dissidsi that the best coals be hope up,
but with important smodidoseisse Y its adraiaktratioa.
Vely-Pacha, the new embossedier to Paris, is sherged to
explain to the French goesesment and bankers the emotives
of the auvratideaties of the loam They ars these : The
Porto esampinim tho blerprolades gives by the sego-
, timers albs Ina to the SOW. dung authorising that
dassaid agouties. Tits Nom hearten the date of June 10
aratitseins the usgolimlima eta lama of SS millions, at 6 per
mat..lbr that room It le show all the eztensicin of the
Ono whish &pima the Sulles, whoa he heard of the
eler .4100 the Nati. as the dabble omen which led to
'the arm= eta* Ogisi Viler. and sake the Sultan ac-
Igusielsd mkt the seal ellamlima et the imams, up to that
time stadium* amessid hem him. It apposes that mi-
nisterial imetesotioas bad utsdldal the Sultan, decree, and
ectearbed to tea years the ems otthe loan, which eau raised
to 60 millifiaa But *lse instrnedeas, given without the
kaamisdgent Ohs SelMaore met salisient, wording to the
pdrM mishlore, to Jty themediae of the negotiators
of the him. The miat is hoed at work night and day to
sepleam, at least in part, the specie which has been with-
dawn hem shoulatien is semsemmetos of the large remit-
tomes to Bump& Alma .5 the push.., independently of
the rams whisk Ow gave la epee* have had part of their
glom met le the mkt, without even asking (or a receipt.
It is able maid the dractionarios are to give up a month's
sslary.