The Express.
London, England, 1853-03-17 00:00:00

TURKEY.

Letters from Zara confirm our previoss intelli-
gence of the evacuation of Montenegro by the
Turks. Omer Pacha has withdrawn to Albania,
Reis Pacha to Nikisch, and Dervis Fuchs has left
Grahovo, marching towards Kovienieen, taking with
him the Woiwode of Grahovo. We refrain from
!reprinting the picturesque reports of the Dalmatian
journal, professing to desci ibe the state of things in
Mordenegro, and from which one of our contempo-
raries continues to draw freely, having the best
reason to know that they are as fabulous as they are
puerile.

The Austria states that the vessel on board of
which M. do Lavatette left Constantinople was on
her voyage, when a couple of shots from the castles
of the Dardanelles at ones gave the captain to un-
derstand that he would not be permitted to depart
until sunrise.

EGYPT.
ALEXANDRIA,Ieacit 5.
bier* last packet we have had a commercial crisis
here, above a dozen of mercantile establishments
having suspended their payments. The cause of
their embarrassment has been imprudent speculation
for a rise of price in grain, founded on the expecta-
tion of a scarcity in England and other parts of the
west of Europe. The accounts by the recent mails
having, however' been such as to discourage suck an
upectatien, wheat, which had been raised to 104
piastres the ardeb (about 20s. for five bushels) ra-
pidly fell to 65 and even 60 piastres. The parties
who have stopped are principally of a second rate
description. None of the English or large European
bermes are supposed to be seriously affected. Among
those who have stopped the firms of Itosetti for
150,000 dollars; Fiorentino, for a similar sum;
Drachnct, for 100,000 dollars; and Arbuchnak (a
Jet), for Iso,ooo dollars, arc the most impatient.
The state of the European markets brought by the
French steamer, arrived two days since, being more
favourable, it is considered that the panic will ho
checked. A large quantity of shipping is now in
the hae,ser, waiting for return cargos et.
Tlss way progresses satisfactrily.
ur rail
wLich arrived aot Suez on the 2Sth
alt. with cal passengers, reports that the Cayman,
French steam frigate, was at Men awaiting there
the arrival from Poudicherry of the French .50 gun
frigate, Joan d'Arc, bound to Suez, which the Cay-
asau was to tow up the Red Sea.
The Paella, with his u.ual punctuality in money
matters, has forwarded a remittance by this mail
for ;eying off the first st:rit 9 of debentures and intc-
rev. of the loan or rit:vattee made to him by the
l'eutasulur and Orion t;sl Company.

110.Tt1 Set BATuIM; INkIRMAItV.--An egfrnOr-
dmery court of governors of this institution was held yew.
Imlay at the London Tavern, fur the purpose of receiving a
am,• of regulations reconan, nde.l by the committee ap-
Itx'ated I.y the extraordivary court of governors of the 23rd
Meolry lid, calculated to carry into effect the repot re-
d at the said entrarniinary Quart of governors and
adqPoll by the same. Mr. Wane in the chair. Rules 6.
'a. 14 13, 14.1 n and IV in th4l existing rules were omits di
sad, •h, re Q.n emery, new rules Mel, titnted for tliona. The
abject of the alterations of the rules being to inercx...t the etß-
y the charity, the; were adopted as proposed by tbo
toce:a.:tre, with some mtbal amendments.