The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-14 00:00:00

GREECE.

The Turkish envoy has protested agains t the de-
mand made by the provisional government on
Creeks residing in all countries to send deputies to
the Greek Chambers.

The Porte, on the other hand, recognises the pass-
ports signed by the provisional government.

THE SEARCH FOR THE ALABAMA.—From lettere
from New York received in Liverpool yesterday, we learn
that the government have taken active measures for the
captors or destruction of the Confederate steamer Alabama.
Three fast vessels—one of which is the Vanderbilt, probably
the fastest vessel afloat—were about to leave New York to
look after the Alabama. The news is dated "New York,
October 31, and says that "in three days the Vanderbilt
sails," and "the captain, who is known to be as smart •
fellow as Semmes, has pledged himself to either catch or
destroy the privateer before he gives up his cruise." There
certainly could not be a better vessel selected to oppose the
Alabama in speed, while far superior to the Confederate
in strength and equipmeot, than the Vanderbilt. A des-
patch dated Boston, October 30, rya :—" The ship Young
Turk has just arrived, and reports, seeing • square-rigged
ship on fire on the 25th October, let. 39. long. ss, but fear-
ing lest the vessel had been destroyed by the Alabama, the
Young Turk cleared away, and did not go near the ship."
AMERICAN SHIPOWNERS AND THE ALABAMA.--
The doings of this nonriona Confederate Yokel have begun
to affect the craws of American ship* in Liverpool, and it
difficult to effect an is trance on an American

is now very a. . _Tel _
owned vowel. Indeed it ie generally believed that unless I
---- the career of the Alabama is brought to a sodden termina- during the greater part of the pa e. On the 7th
Gaon; Ourasoa—The house of a farmer, named mat., inlst. 39.58 N., lon. 36.47 W., signalled the
Patrick 1111fahon, residing at Grigue, in the county Lime-British barque Sea Be t hove to n the port
rpen , 0 British bottoms. An
Statestion,al.linibeeyeutradetnaybettewmmedeen Liooversool and the United
rick, was attacked by a party of armed men, with their facea instance of the dread which the "290" has created amongst tack ; and on the 12th, in lat. 48.39 N., loss. 9.0
blackened, and wearing white sheets over their clothes. ; American owners has just come to our knowledge. A large W., signalled a British ship with 3rd pendant No.
Having obtained admittance, one of them struck ti'Slabon ! American verselorith a cargo valued at nearly half a million 8,349, standing to the southward.
on the head with a gun and demanded fire-arms ; two others lon board, and in the Kersey outward bound, was suddenly The Jamaica Legislature was to meet on the
of the party held his wife and servant maid, while some of : sold as she lay for nearly half her actual cost, in ready cash.
them searched the house for arms, and not having succeeded . A. soon as a British register was taken out the roust ' 4th inst., and it was expected that the government
in finding any, they assaulted It'ffishou and hie wife, and I sailed for the United States. 1 would encounter a formidable opposition. The
fired a pistol in the house. They went to the hum, smashed ; CEMAL PALACH—OXI SHILLING DAT.—THHHff- formation of another company for the cultivation
in the door, and also seareled it for arms, with dialler " gay,
They then left, firing shots as they went away. i iem. ticks* Gm ; total, 935.
Nov. 13. Admisaices oa payment, 353 ; ditto by of cotton in the Island was announced. The con,-
success.pany is a Glasgow one, with a capital of 50,0001.
The present population of the city of San Fran-1 Importing Tea without colour on the leaf pre- already subscnbed. A large abandoned edger
deco is estimated as follows: Men, 32,510; women, vents 0. Chinese
par children 28.000; Chinese, 3000: urge% 1,800; I wads. II 'ninths Tea is uncoloured, therefore always purc
estate had been hailed, and operations already
1 Sating populatiOn, 7,000. Total, 90.300. paring off Inferior brown leave. se In the
good alike. 8,,y; In prnageti, by %no sB.,&_tadmiimemese.) commenced in the clearing of lands, doe.