The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-16 00:00:00

TURKEY.

Amounts from Constantinople to the 30th ult., in
the Colutelutionnel, says:
Naga Pasha, the Minister of Finance, has been du-
mimed by en imperial Semen of the 2sal. This dismissal
was received with the most unequivocal marks of satiate°-
, tion by all classes. Although it is very difficult at the
first moment to ascertain the exact cause of the fall of a
minister belonging to the Turkish cabinet, yet it is gene-
rally supposed to be the opposition he has endeavoured
to make to the ratification of the loan recently contracted
at Paris; and there is little doubt that the remon-
strances which have been made againet his financial eye..
tem have also powerfully contributed to it. This
system has consisted in exacting by every means except
violence the payment of the seas due to the treasury, and
paying nothing. The troops composing the army of the
leak (Kurdistan) have from ale to seven months' pay in
arrest, which has occasioned great dissatisfaction amongst
them. Nafia Packs has been replaced by Moukuut.liey,
sub.director of the artillery, a man whose intelligence so
much spoken of, but who yet had an opportunity or
displaying his ability in financial matters. lent Nein,
Minister of Commerce and Public Works, was dismissed at
the same time, and has been replaced by Kyamil-Paeha,
formerly in the Egyptian service. lie is a clever man, end
his appointment is generally approved of. Ilia pre-
decessor had allowed the greatest disorder to prevail in
his department. Halil-l'ocha, the new governor of Brows',
has quitted the capital for his poet. Mouse-Safetti-Pache,
who replaces bins in the government of the Shawls of the
Turkish Archipelago, has received orders to proceed imme-
diately to his poet. Ilaggi-Izzet-Pacha, ex-governor of
Trippli, who wee dismissed in consequence of his quarrel
with the French consul, arrived at Constantinople yester-
day, in order to give explanations on the subjtet of the
events which led to his read. Reechid Pache, after hav-
ing been present at the levee which took place at the impe-
rial niece on the day of the Ceurban Bairam, left for one of
Ms eeuntry houses, where he will remain for the remainder
of the summer. The affair of the holy place. has been
definitively settled by the acceptance of the lot note
delivered a few days since by the Porte to M. de Lavalette,
in which it is expressly declared that the finnan given to
the Greeks in March last did not in any way modify the
conventions previously concluded with the French am-
bassador and that Alit Bey had been cheeped to carry them
out; sad that, in order to secure the strict °heiresses of
the instructions of the Divan, a functionary of the Porte,
Eased Effendi, and the Count of ltochegude, an attaché
of the French embassy, had left for Jerusalem in order to
be present at the reading of the orders transmitted to the
authorities of that city by Afif Be;. Prince °hike, Hospodar
e Moldavia, has been specially charged by the Porte to ;re-
treed to the camp of Vosnesensko to compliment the emperor
of Russia in the name of the Porte. Prince Stith'''. 'lmpe-
der of Wallachia, was also preparing to repair to the camp
to meet the Czar, who was expected to arrive in the early
part of October. Letters from Vienna state that the Em-
peror of Austria and the King of Prussia are to meet the
Emperor of Russia at Voatiesensko, and that conferences
will there take place between the three sovereigns on the
subject of the affairs of Turkey. The Pule has also des-
patched six Olean belonging to different branches of the
service to be present at the grand review and the =WWll-
viva which are to take place at the camp of Vosneeensko in
promo of the Emperor."