The Express.
London, England, 1853-06-01 00:00:00

THE GREEK CHURCH AND THE CZAR.

SO TEI IDITOR, OP PRO ESPIES&

SlB,—Are we not wrong in supposing that Eng-
land has no interest in the ansagements about the Greek
church, conoidering that • considerable Greek population in
the lonian Isles is under our protection ? Are they to be
placed under the special care of the Cur ?
The Greeks. it appears, reject his alliance, and neverin-
riled his aid, for • better future is reserved for them
than the vassalage of the &lave race if they co-operate for
the present with the Turks. Within Russia itself there are
two Greek churches, and the one denies the spiritual
supremacy of the house of Rontanoff, and has no desire to
behold the patriarch of Constantinople the creature of the
head of the new Moscow sheath ; hence the resistance of the
Porte gives it a certain moral power at home, such es
Russian rulers have felt. England has taken her stand on
the jos grittiest, and will defend herself by asserting the
Independence of others, and it would be unwise to allow
such internal matters to pus into an European conference,
elm the affairs of Ireland or Hindoatan might follow the
ism fate if • precedent eo dangerous to Europe were
allowed. To what conference did Russia submit the anni-
hilstion of the kingdom of Poland, which was guaranteed
by the treaty of Vienna? What mediation did she accept?
Yours very truly,
London, May 31. EPOPTSB7

Roman Litholien, and copied into another oath in the 1851, the federal army comprehended 108,000 men, under the &dike of legal iatlierity, had determined in the chair. The Chairman said the clause of the charter Ito the very unfavourable wcatner conics bas prevailed
LONDON MEDICAL R RN CO. TTEE. A upon winding ugftliteh:siarncoewrai; andkptayinttetheeorrerdr. preliminary requiring the
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tob not 1 during thattepeirio:lo.l,ieTehe giterioldshatrvaeft has indcreased ; and
reign of WILLIAM M. for the purpose of excluding not including the landwehr, of which 72,000 be: meeting of this body was held last night at the F Le
the PRLILNDER, were now directed against a class longed to the regular army and 36,000 to the reserve. Tavern, Dr. Lankestcr in the chair. Several new members bankers having voluntarily signified their intention to nese,g and had nothingi
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and 3 *pular n:esannot7r c?mentsted,ofin7l b4aLtalicootnas were added to the committee, and subscri•
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lad adopted, ::23' :Ili rtl,:g"rerefooretethueil attrvetietetste. ftriturellsoly.o The directors had only to see that
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money moved, the directors hope that this portion of traffic will ti
turc. The Jews who arc now kept out of the House Leeds, and other towns, announced. The chairman stated whole of the deposits would be returned to the shareholders close the atffeirs ofitThewcoasmpandi'tyrililidedr: 17u rtu sant dt
heard they
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panics of 1213 men each, and 9 companies
of Commons by this very clause were at that time of (linear,. The reserve numbers 31 battalions that be had received a communication from Lord Palmer- within 21 days, or so soon as the consent of three-fourths had received 15,000/., and hoped they would have givenit place in the per tentage of working expenses, owing to the
in banishment. They are now useful citizens, 11 demi-battalions, and 1, companies of chassenrs. trifenz.ollmtailt Friday nest newel% for receiving de;iipuotteatdi
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portion of the
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arc prevented from enjoying their rights as The tirsilleurs, or sharpshooters, number 7,300 men, interested in the passing &medical reform bill this session ISEP, the solicitor and bankers, and the meeting separated. would no doubt came to the shareholder. The meeting line.
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such by the existence of this oath, directed, as it of which 46 companies belong to the regular army should immediately write and urge upon their parliamen- THE YELLOW FEVER ON BOARD THE LA PLATA.— then adjourned to June 23. House of Commons. The statement of receipts and expert- '.
and 27 to the reserve. nary representatives the importance of being present at the George Mundon, the seaman who was ill of the yellow 1 .7iIPORTATION OF TIIE PRECIOrS METALS.— (limn on the capital account to the 26th March showed
stands now, against the descendants of a Prince The cavalry, according to the new organization, deputation to support he London committee. on this aces- fever on board Lta aPa mail packet when she arrived in During the last three years gold dust from California and that the former mounted to 471,5311. 16s. 2d., and the
whose lineage is extinct. It is worthy of remark,mon. A letter was read from Lord Aberdeen In answer 10 a Southampton Waterton Monday list died at 10 o'clock on silver bullion from the south-western coast of America to latter to 469 3331. Its.
841 leaving a balance in hand of
consists of 38 companies of
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the evening of the same day. MS clothing and --ding the value of fifty millions donors, have passed over the 2,1981. 4s. 63. After some little discussion the report wee
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the importance were carried out to sea yesterday morning, and buried in Isthmus of Panama, ti be conveyed to England by the Royal adopted, the retiring directors and attlitors were reelected,
IQ graphic terms the absurdity of retaining the The artillery is composed of 66 batteries. The of the gulden 7of medicalg
reriorm. W deep water. West India mail packets. and the business terminated.