The Express.
London, England, 1848-12-01 00:00:00

Pericles, and landed at Naples in free prairete
saying one word against the clean bill of health g-
French steamer by the Maltese government. To the t -e,;7
!debased of Lord Napier, a few days afterwatds, the
fo
lug donsuut was foe wazded to him by the N
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be ealigein as•rdusibsell the royal &minima, but ',Mil
ke gmeleg dielnepnenemeeptlble articles into qnsi7..."
jsowleszy =emu he adeplefi for all pun of ewe
qweesellee fluelleas and tweaty-one day., with re,„;,;,..,.
emegeglibila allwelgaie urges 4. That all arena from aye opo
Peensee Ouse, laggsees, sea Mita Westin, meet t„, ban
with a mellieste leem ths royal 00•44141. agent reagent 42
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earned 61111 an no suaceolible Foos on brat,
hmernetirs Willed with cholera; kr the
it are he speeded n theaaW wD ate
es* el them (width tea he eerily dons by
time dean al their essuethe pupae* that te,,,—;...144
leas ten &ye from Wiwi or Malta; if wanting in any dt,—„....5
63411 to be snowed la the metliteite, the veers sit am by
to free prate:pie. I. His eassilesey the minister of Aeriesulmtye
Ocaanerce fa requested to MMus, lo the cedinaq way, ae
menhir. the cocaular agents in the above-Wau.ed ymb.t
0441f41141 to the tenor of the preceding article, so es not t,,,L,
injury so ecumerce by preventing the passage or thong .vvrat
may not have cm lied ten days' Mona from Ennui brot strho
His excellevey la alto requeged to communicate m,
,00" h.
the royal mil:tater in Horne, that travails by lane
mitW to enter the kingdom suttees they ere ten dap from tea. Q
any other pima " !similarly infected.. 6. That !be matinee pneur
In Article 4, respecting the certificate spoken of, dull te eseseadr-
the vessels
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present that require such documentfrom sedate: the 2
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'Admiral Baudin, who left bore in the Panama steamer te
the Bth, and arrived in Naples on the 10th, treated elk
" sanitary" regulation as it deterred. Be
formant) went on board his flag-ship, hoimml lifs z
communicated with the share as it no such " unitary. T.l'
lotion existed. At the present moment qursatias
those places stands then :—Malta is in quarantine with 'h
Sicily, and all Naples. AU Sit ily is in qoaratvine with sag
Naples, and also with Messina, held by the Neapotitia,
Her Majesty's steamer Ardent, from Nodes, went to p
Memo—was admitted to pratique ; fries Palermo she eel',
te Messina—placed in quarantine; then to Sy raeust...Q.
Batted to pratique. Is et nut time that a mink tad,
standing should be come to by the great European piste
respecting quarantine laws end custom., so es to preveetna
annoyance to pusengers, and the great injury dove to
pierce by such governments as those of Naples, who limn
other method of annoying other poi, en, but through re a
Titus end spiteful " sanitary regu:ations ?"
Malta is entirely free from any disease whatever; cat
sickness amongst the soldiers bee entirely disap)esid,,a,i
there is no reason for putting Malta in Tummies
I send you also an extract of another sanitary regteen
sent by Prince Cariati to Lord Napier on the Ist lest,
Ist. That, from the 27th October, all vessels from Log*
llull, and Edinburgh will be strictly refused admitunce
will all arrivals frqm Sicily not tuljugated.-2. All matt
arriving from any other part of the united kingdom of Gee
Britain will be a .hjected to 21 days' quarantine, if enin
with susceptible goods, which will only be permitted tome
posts basing a first lazaretto; those ve reels which have
susceptible cargoes can be admitted to any port win,
lazaretto. Vessels in ballast, or with empty cults, mein.
f.rm 14 days' quarantine in any port. 3. All arrival' tea
Gibraltar will be subjected to 14 days' quarantine, seethe
they have susc ptible or non-susceptible Roods on board, et
a port when there is a lemma.); thou that are in billet
or have empty casks, can poi form the fourteen days it ley
port.
Letters from Mervin& mention the feet of a Mr. 8010., t
wine-merchant there, and a young man 4414.4
having been earned into the nountaini by a pa, ty of tei.
Rands, and threatened to bo put to thigh unless they pa
cured 6,000 ounces (2,5001.) front Messina u a noun. IN
robbers ultimately agreed to take 500 ounces (25011, Ile
money wss paid and the poetics set at liberty. All that put
of Sicily, from Palermo across to Trapani, is infested win
br4andc
The government here, through its chief semen, he
officially informed the Chamber of Commerce that Milkiest
of Health at Alexandria has established a quarantine of Ica
days against vessels, goods, and passengers, entente dm
port from places where the cholera exists, and of eight an
for men-of-war and passengets by steam-packets. Thu,
passenger by a sailing vessel from a cholera port leaving as
the Ist of a mouth, and arriving on a 29th, gets pratiqm a
the 30th; another, leaving on the same day in a shunt,
and arriving on the 4th, gets pritique on the 1291,41140
days before the other. This is only equalled by the tea
existing quarantine here against Alexandria, when tl.e stem
pickets performed fifteen days and the protegees by this
twelve. By another letter, the government has intimated a
intention of estab,ishing some map:lnes of deposit in to
Lazaretto, for the reception of goods that require to he in
mediately landed.

ATHENS Nov 19.

Par lament opened here on the 9th by Ling Otho is pa,
son, attended by the Queen and their respective seta
After the celebration of divine service by the Arehhisepd
Athens, his Majesty read the following speech free au
throne :
Gentlemen Deputies and Gentlemen Senaton,—Ageee
bled anew in this chamber by the protection of the Me
High, let us tender him thanks, and join our elf its i, tie
interest of the happiness of our dear country. The meats
tion, that indissoluble bond of our political regime, Sims,
by the free action of its provisions, the ourest_gurintso
the consolidation of the national prosperity. The maker
tion of the necessary expenses of the state, by means of the
discussion of the budget in proper time, snd the 'Medea
other hire which will be submitted to your grass &liter
doss, will lead to a suitable economy, and will contribute
faalitate the march of my government. My Matins eith
foreign powers are amicable. A gratitude altogethersperi
attaches us to the three powers, inconsequence of dishes/is
which they have conferred on Greece. In declaring nyiell
gentlemen, proud of the striking marks of prudence me
heed by the Greek people for the strengthening of pafit
order in the midst of grave and critical circumstance, let
prom the joy with which that conduct has penetrated my act
Afflicting events, in contradiction with the sentiments of tie
Greek people, have momentarily disturbed tranquillity a
certain points of the kingdom, but they have mired to spit
prove the enlightened patriotism with which the people s
animated. C'enfident in the noble sentiments of the eau
let no advance with zeal in the work to which we se Wei
—the strengthening of the prosperity of the eninuy,
yoking to that effect the divine assistance. I now defies
the present parliamentary session is opened."
Vs hen his Majesty had finished reading, he quitted te
chamber, greeted with repeated "Fire le Ha" The
chamber has not yet commenced its sittings, as the antis
of members required by law is not yet complete.
Several changes and appointments Lace tak‘n place inns
department of the interior amongst the tionsupie; ef
course all this is done to strengthen the present minims.
Two of the oldest employ, s in this department have bin
sent adrift, without any. alleged reason, to make way for thi
brother-its-law of the minister and another dependent. The
Turkish ambassador, Museum, has left for Constanneeple
Osman Effendi awe in the meantime. Another peculate
has come to light, to the tune of 8,5,000 drachmasmious is
accounts of the officer in charge of the military chest in tie
city. It is said that deficiencies to the amount of 2.50,0 V
drachmas have been discovered in other 'Mir
chests. It will all be laid upon Coletti ! Te
is the great scapegoat of Greece. The Inland' en
actively atThey lately plundered the Ctlke
of the customs at name of a thcusend druan
and then shot him, his servant, and three soldiers. At 13g.
dano they plundered and then murdered a rich landed Pt&
prietor. But a recent affair at Latraki, at the heel of it
Gulf of Lepanto, exceeds all. Some time ago a penes sued
Stamatis was kiUed by a robber named Bisbisis, upon whoa
head the government then put a price. A few days ego the
brigand, at the head of eighteen others, met on the red
scree the isthmus with three gendarme, whom they neM.
diately disarmed, stripped and bound. Three of the Woo
then dressed in the gendarmes' clothe, bound two of the
comrade* as prisoners, and entered the village of Laski
apparently with the intention of going to Patrol. Ups &
given signal the remainder of the band rushed into*
town, plundered the custom house, the establishment d
Austrian Lloyd's steamers, and the vessels in port, and the
marched off loaded with booty.
We hear no more here of the cholera. Quernotifo!'
Bgins is abolished, and the steamers from Constantino?,
Smyrna, and other porta, come as formerly into the Pima