The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-26 00:00:00

ALGERIA.

We read is the Aikbar :
Two ships desesited best oar asediterransan fleet have
been sent to sidafetoe the Tunis station. This measure is
owing, it is said, le the ascertain state of the Bey's health,
and to the aggethenelea et esearlioations which sight
arse &sold ifs Nor fatally. It is oaten
that is Sit kw, itypsthatis the Ottoman Pope would
mai=lls serail one ot theta tbastestratian which /WY
TnpilL but which we have hitherto hares how
neeleaties bet bribe awns& that the
heft et Ike Noy is it hades his Mese of
bit Mb lbw Serape= iastitstises, es thee shame
mew of the mieseeiga woad Wiles redisal shame 'fele.
tea b Y dem that an shorn sealsgeos danger exists in
Moms% sad that the Napwree Abil•er•ltahtuan, who,
beim% ass os es r little am. pecrerve, bee for Pew
floor who pm yob withdrew the few eon-
Shot severely kW bees:ibis to maks to tines
ad desorsorr Then see two oontingensies which
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most mot be his sight of, for they nay arise it • met sae:•
patted tit.

SYRIA.

Oar correspondent write, from Malta u follows :
MALTA, Ocr. 17.
Affairs in Syria are looking dark. Letter from
Barad, of the 29th September, announce that in the event
of the Dram manifesting further opposition to the
Sultan's orders, the Seraskier who has phial himself
at the bead of 15,000 men, bad r.solved to attack
them. The extreme measure would not, however be Te•
sorted to, until the great caravan, loaded with privisions
for the pilgrims of Mecca, bad attained a parities of
safety [tom the attacks of the Drums, who would
not hesitate to pillage it, it hostilities had eneakeued. At
pasta they have retired to the most inacessable parts of
the lieuran. Is the meantime the &riskier has ordered
several of the Draws to his amp, and u some have obeyed,
the spina. of ,ilood may yet be spared.

EXIIUORDIBUT

of the wee ex-

tra;rdissey amps apes reeved ocarred upon the Sri i;tol
end LAW Hallway dude( the pest week. •
yea galddeff the althea of the up alpha seen errimanOsi-
=4l4 wed te peel sway the Uwe be emeesseed
whenepea be was mewled le p wild& Ow
somploys phinishh This he dit. At Isis she train
eatived, awl then hetes very little ft de.le stated tether
Deemer thee thee!. The gwerd'e whistle, lelleasies to the
sailawlrivie that all wee AP*, ahead the ushrtmate
',stigma hue the wade whisk be wee adopter over
hie pipe. Maim saw the plethewt, he mit •kap into
the epees haw= the wethhes mad the adloalep
cantage, lambing, so it is esed, that he towl=e-
the seat Man ea the oosseetW shales. them grallethea
es the iswesplatlerwt well es the porter saw the Mimi.
used chips k whisk he was Owed, mad vMs the knew
sheath/ Si the elver at the lip of their swim, the letter
raa termed, and, between thew, the drives, ins Wooed te
stop the Webs. The statismister and ether WIN& at
ease tethered the as hen his therfel reside& The sheik
pe eland by the felpht wee Ireowelese. Althea* wawa
posieposies the Oedema be peeseated eseeedieily red* arid
s ~my'
ee bed lath ble thee whew be was
hmi dreedild Weeny tibia wee Witte in
wftie toes hespeke the ethele of the accident. No
Wow, Weever, were beekee, and he was placed lea w-
age sad peeseeded ea kik jemmy. We hope this will ant
as smmmWi Is those mem who are ia the habit of coter-
ie( ad kaki salmi wisps while tbry Are la motion.

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THE OVERLAND MAIL.
We have received the following message by eleo-
Ms telegraph, despatched yesterday morning, the
26th, from Trieste:

"The steamer Egitto has just arrived.
" A brigade under Brigadier Reynolds, C. 8., con-
sisting of her Majesty's 18th Royal Irish, her
Majesty's 80th Regiment, and the 34th Native In-
fantry, with a proportionate force of artillery, lett
Rangoon on the 18th of September in steamers for
Promo, accompanied by General Godwin.
" The steamers were to return immediately for the
second brigade.
"The Burmese troop. had destroyed Prome, and
had posted themselves in matses on a height ten
miles off the town.

" They were said to be only 7,000 strong, with a
few guns."

Vbe Court.

WINDSOR, Orr. 2.5.
The Queen and Prime Albert walked in the Home-
park this morning.
The Prince end Princess of Hohenlohe Langenhurg, with
the Princess Adelaide and Prince Hermann of Ilohenlobe,
visited the Duchess of Kent at Frogmore-house today, and
remained to luncheon with her royal highness.
The Earl of Malmesbury he. been invited, and is ex.
petted tomorrow on a visit to her Majesty.

The Earl of Derby arrived in town yesterday morning
from his residence, St. Leonard's, near Windsor.
The ...;bancellor of the Exchequer and Mn. Disraeli
arrived at their residence, Grosvenor gate, yesterday rnorn-
ipg. from Hatgeld•honee, Herta, diciest of the Marquis of
Salisbury.
The Hight H0n..1. W. Henley arrived in town yesterday
morning from his neat, Waterperry, Oxfordshire.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial office
from the Governors of the North American provinces.
Despatches were sent off for the Governors of Hong-Kong
and Ceylon.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon at
the Foreign-office. It was attended by the Earl of
Derby, the Earl of Lonsdale, the Marquis of Salis-
bury, Mr. Secretary Walpole, the Earl of Nlaltnes-
bury, Sir John Pakington, the Chancellor of the
Exchequer, the Duse of Northumberland, the Right
Hon. J. W. Henley, the Earl of Ilardwicke, and
Lord John Manners. The council eat four hours.

COLONELCT OF TUE Vitt REGIMENT.—Major-
General Ewart, C.D., who formerly commanded this rent.
meat, will, wo hear, soctwed the late Lieut..Geueral Clithe-
row, u Colonel.

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11011 SE GUARDS LEVEES.—It is, we understand,
arranged that the new military secretary, Colonel Airey,
will usually hold a levee on Tuesdays, as wu formerly done
by the late Military Secretary.