The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-10 00:00:00

GREECE.

The following I. a list obsedale of honour awarded
to BROM inhibitors:—

Clan 1. Medallic d'
Britain.

WArthur (Now

Class 2. Medallic@ cr
South Wales), British Gahm'.
Class 3. Modailless d'Houssur—CrcoskiU, W. ; Garrett,
B. ; Hamby, R., sad Sou ; Howard, T. sad F. ; Hansom
and Sims.
Class 4. Medallisa d'Housour—Todd sad Margrager.
Class 6. °nada Modailla d'Hoassur—Whitworth,
aad Ca. Modailla d'Hosseur—Claytoa, H.
Class 7. elude Modena d'lloaceur—Platt, B. S. Me-
data, d'Hoaseur—Pszker, Ch. (Dead's.)

. •
atm 8. Medallic, d'Honnear—Prodshaar, C., Ordnance
MaroMoa.
Clan 9. Grande Modal]. d'Honneur—Blkington and
Kamm
C 1.... 10. *slain@ d'Honnear—Oastler and Palmer,
Torment and Co., Pries'. Patna Candle Chrayany,
J., Lay, Bolan.
Clus 11. Grande Maclaine d'Honneur—Dr. N. Arnott.
Clan 13. Grade Medailla d'Honnear—Nsyisr, Hobert.
Clue 14. Grande Medals d'Honnear-Btepheason.
M.P., Resdall, J.
Caen 16. Grand. Medaille &Moamar—The town of
lIMMeld. Moulin d'Honnear-Bpear and Jackson,
Tarns and Sons, Wastesholm, G.
Class 17. liedalUes d'ilossear—Host end Reeks%
Bannock, C. F., Garrard, R. and 8., Vcabtl (Frame).
Class 18. Grande Urchin' d'Honnear—Minton and Co.
Class 19. Grandes Medellin d'Honnear—Ths Manchester
Committee, the City of Glasgow. Medailla d'Hoonsur—
Holdsworth sad Co.
Class 10. Grand. Medals Salt, and
Co. M.dailles d'Honnsar—Pamos and Mann (L•ads),
Akroyd, J., and Son (Halifax).
Class 21. Macklin d'Hoansa
Class, 22. Onside Msdallis C'Honnear—The Town of
Belfast. Medatli. d'ilonnsul=Baxter (Arbroath).
Claes 23. Medallist d'Hooneur —Crossley and Co., Ball
and Co.; Hine, Mandell, sad Co.; the Town of Nottingham.
Clue 28. llsolaillas d'Honnesz— Jackass and Graham;
Boole, H. (81to81eld).
Chas 26. Grand. lledaillo &Moamar—Th. Deimos
Close 26. Medan' d'Honaeur—Lockett, Manahrster.
The amiasellied medals are :
Grandes Medellin d'Hnsaintr—Ent India Compasyl
j Dr. Rolle, so-oporatear. Medal's d'Honnear—Board of
Trade.

mg Ca.

A letter from Athens in the Semaphore of Mar-
seilles, says:
The newly constituted Greek minhtsy will have to un-
dergo some modifications in consequence of a deplorable
eircsasstence. M. Siiivergo, the Minister of Finance, and
shamed ad interims with the portfolio of Foreign Affairs,
has been attacked with mental alienation. This enlightened
end honest statesman, devoted to Fetuses, whose language
he always uses in preference, was attacked in 1846 with •
similar derangement in consequence of over fatigue and
domestic annoyance. On the 18th of this month he pur-
chased 160 pecdules and 50 droning tables, which he got
pleeed in his cabinet. He expected, he said, • visit from
two of his colleagues, end wished to receive them with all
due honour. This first symptom of dsraegement was
for the moment allowed to pass unnoticed. A short time
after M. Bilivergo received a visit from the Ameriesn
Mitsiater. " Have you a white waistcoat ?" was the ques-
tion put to that functionary by the Greek Minister before
another word had bees spoken. " If it is dirty, send it to be
washed;" the American minister was quits astonished, end
soon took his leave, not knowing whet to think. After this
visit, M. Silivergo went to the palace and demanded an
audience of the King. On seeing his Msjsety, be said,
"Sin, which do you prefer, the polks, ths mazurka, or the
minuet ? For my part, lam • legitimist, and I prefer the
minuet." And he danced some steps of one. When he
left the palace he Hot for the chief of_ pollee of Petrel.
On that person entering the minister's cabinet, this latter
suddenly closed and bolted the door, and then addressing
the functionary, said, "Are you a clever man ?" The reply
was, " Your ogoelleacy, Ido my beat to be so." " Well,
them, if you are clever pus through that doer." " But it is
closed." "To be sun it is, and it is therefore that you will
show your cleverness by going through it. Come, try."
The chief of the police felt alarmed, and called ant for
assistant*. &sme tenons came and broke epos the door,
when they found N. Silivergo sitting ea a sees, soambod
with laughter. Oa the 19:h N. Coadostakie was appointed
to succeed U. /Wirers°, and the portfolio of Public Liam).
Lion was madded to M. Christopoulo, the illtestor of the
Ministry of this Interior.

GERMANY.

The Lithographic Correspondence of Berlin states
that on the Ist Count Esterhezy communicated to the
President of the Prussian Cabinet the Austrian cir-
cular relating to the reform of the German Diet.
This circular, it is said, recommends a modification of
the Federal Constitution, with a view to increase the
influence of the Diet over the policy of other Euro-
pean Powers, especially in the present state of the
Eastern question. It, however, contains no definite
propositions.
The Poet Ampt Gazette announces the arrival at
, Frankfort on the 6th of Count de Rechberg, the new
811".7 °Gr." I President of the Diet.

SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov. 7.
The committee on the budget has declared in favour
of the re-establishment of the octroi duties. The
Cortes have adopted the first ten articles of the
Northern Railway Bill.

AUSTRIAN-ITALY.

The Imperial Lieutenant of Lombardy, Baron de
Burger, hu issued a notification to the effect that the
ordinary direct taxes for 1836 are to be increased by
4i coratani per florin (about 8 2-3 per cent.)

RUSSIA.

BT. PETERSBURG, Nov. 8.
General Gortchakoff writes under date of the
7th:—"Since my lest despatch the enemy has
undertaken nothing new. The number of vowels
anchored before Kamiesch is considerable...

The Jourdein, with &deices from Constantinople of
the lit, mad the Crimea of the 300, arrived at Marseilles
this morning. She briees 240 invalids. Fifty ship, lades
with MTh. bare entered the port of Marseilles.
FRENCH RAILWAYS AND BRITISH
The French goveramest have communicated to the Se.
weary of State foe Foreign Affairs the particulars of ea
arrangement under which the French railway oomputhe
consent to convey officers and men of the lead sad
naval forces is her Majesty's service, on the same
terms as those in the Fronds Services. Olken cola-
mending regiments bare, therefore, been apprised
that under such arrangement officers are required to
pay half fare for whatever class they may choose to travel
by, and the fares for soldiers and sailors are in like manner
reduced to the extent of one half of the ordiaary rates.
The railway companies will also be ready Co make further
modifications in the case of troops travelling in large bodies,
which are to be: settled according to the number/ tithe.
ported.—United Service Gavin.
A CORING CONCERT IN PARIS.—The programme
of the monster concert preparing by H. Berlioz foe the close
of the Paris ESFOSitiOn runs as follows:—Chorus from
" Judas Keembens " (we suppose "See the Coeqaering
Hero," this being the ore comp•eition by Handel which the
French teem to Imola) ; Chores by Oluel ; the Overture to
'• Der Freischuts," with oni hundred violins ; the " Mao
diction des Foignertie," from the Huguenots;" it which
the quartet of monks is to be nag by eighty hien/ surely a
minims obeli* for the modal. suing that it is the Riegel
cheese of ethepinters assembling to plot a 1211111111111111; the
Prayer frees Sigeor Ranieri " Hobo," moomposbeg by
tyranny. Preach and concoct English Impen, sad the
new "To Deem," by K. Berlics. Invitatietts, we bar,
ben bees seat to the leselieg Waging impieties of Lades
to ftntribute some of their forms to a amen, whisk, it will
be 'maid, mast be • suffieiestly curious use.—/amsemes.
Oat of the 37 Refugees expelled freer Jersey, 22
have take* up that madman la Gunny sad 14 fa
Booked.
DISTROCTIVE FM! TS NEW2OI7I4DLAND.—B7 d-
oom &mins. Joke, of the 20th of October, we lona that
en awful ire had broken oat about 7 p.m. on the previous
Tuesday mid raged till 2 a.m. next day, teaming out several
Inuagedatibummiab 811. abOst 1,100 tosaarats