The Express.
London, England, 1852-01-10 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OP Tlll 7111111.

Sir,-1 am glad to see you have taken the " pro-
SOMA sent " in hand, and I hope yen will call on the Ad-
lairalty I For the date of the eioatsset, sad by whom it
nes aimed 2. lot the terms of the esintract, and whether
it isa• what per canning of mese were to be opened
ea being received into store. 3. Whose duty it was to open
thews, and if they performed it; sad 4. If any accunty was
fives, and what, for the des padems..e of the contract.
t may, perhaps, be alleged that to open the cages would
injure the meat, and that no contraelor would submit to
loch terms. If thia, Sir, is the ease, se routines ou/iahott2
have ri he• made at all, but i/ made, the security
hate hi en high that no loss would fall on the pavers-
meat, tibial would have been muse consolation to the Chan-
the Eiehequi r; but what eoasolatioa will it be to
Ihr John Franklin and his gallant crew if, when reduced
to the law extremity, they (*nod their metros unfit kr
Aswan heal
I remain, Sir, your obedient servant,
Rerchistous, Jan. 8. CHARLES NAPIER.

k;•NUtiRLD OBJECTION TO KOSSUTII'S RETCIOf
Ilsasbam newspaper states that the
Ottoman Porte has addressed a note to the Emilia& Rovers-
Meat. in which it encriteticallv protests against the contem-
platid mum of Kossuth to England, his liberation having
Wire plane. it is &Betted. upon the express condition of his
peruan,•nt residence in the United States. The Porte adds
that it will insist the son Remaly upon the strict fulfil-
Wet of this eagageasent, on account of the salve which it
Mathis to the amicable relations which have been happily
mestehlisliest between It sad Austria. We hod a parallel
Mai west in Ow Vienna correspondence of the Cologne
Gazette.

INstRAECTION AT Val.e.iitaiso.—The following is
es extract of • letter from Lloyd's agent at Panama, dated
Der. r.. IKiI •—" The brig Mansielita, Captain Lase:argils,
lerived here yesterday from Callan, whence she sailed on
Ike lith of November. Ile reports that, ten days before
he sailed, a French schooner of war arrived from Valparaiso
briernorz news that, shortly after the sailing of the monthly
•teareer, a revolution broke out in the city of Val-
Pogue', which was at first quite formidable. The vessels of
war "I foreign nations lying in the harbour immediately
&embarked all their marine force for the protection of the
Suloro-h"9.9. and the propery of foreign residents ; that
Ike miunrents were finally overcome by the soetraraent
hisss, but not before 1,200 persons were killed.'
'
PlikilrluATitiN OF THE COA9T.—A battery of 100
r: of 'wary metal, is ordered to be emstructed at the
Licht, of Bfinbrifte, near Spithead, r well as a
hairy !tempting) at Lumps, also off Spithead, on the
Pittinmetb shore, and also for 100 heery gun., with the
has poattile delay. A sew fort at flrowndown, optinsite
114.- (Wee( Wight), ea the Gosport shore, to in course of
aaYtrw ties by two companies of Royal Sopren and Miners
elshoov.l at ort Moneton, evediipsten being used to
ammo to the works in two months- l'orfrosoufn Times.
14,1 GI WALES RAILW.tV.--Trafile for the week '
mdir,it Jemmy fl, 1142, exclusive of mails Passengers,
11/11 7`. Id •_pareala, 17e. bd.; goods, including traffic
heed gi'Dasa., 3721. fid. Total, 1,3651. Om. 11c1