The Express.
London, England, 1856-09-10 00:00:00

TURKEY.

The Constantinople journals and letters up to the
28th tilt. have come to bead, bat they contain little
of interest beyond what hu been already communi-
sated by telegraph from Marseilles. The prominent
question which occupied public attention appears to
ha*e been the establishment of the National Bank, of
which, it la maid, the Sultan has approved. A finan-
cial company is in camas of formation to obtain the
eonoeasioe, bat no decal= be. yet been come to, a
more recent arrival with Woe to the lit makes no
mention of it. The trial for the murder at Vans,
which had been temporarily suspended, was room-
wood on the 26th, when nine fresh witnemes were
examined. It was after this day's proceedings that
faith Packs was set at liberty, ea it did not appear
that he had either directly or indirectly taken part
is the murder of the Bulgarian girl.

The ligoormee• of Athens, the Paris Preas• and
other journals, give an account of a serious datives-
meat which has broken out between the Greek
government and the French admiral. The latter has
hitherto respected the military authority of Greece
in the Pitons, out of personal tepid tor Qiptain
Menages, the commandant, who had received the
decoration of the Legion of Honour foe his Meadow
oa eveziolifeasion to the Frank troops, and for Ge-
neral who had appointed him. The court,
viewing h dislike as °Meer acceptable to the
allies, removed Captain listings., and appointed in
his place one Major Anghelopoalos. The French
admiral, Boon de Willaumes, se hearing of this
appointment, announced that he would not acknow-
ledge him. He waded that the power of the Greek
government did not extend to the Pitons, where the
French flag is flying, and that the late authorities
were tolerated solely throagh respect for General
Kahle, the late Minister of War, who had appointed
them. He next proclaimed by sound of trumpet
that the command of the Pitons was exclusively
French, and he confided it to Major Beboul of the
Marines.

This new incident has given rite to an exchauge
of notes. The Pruso says that the English Minister
has given his full sweat to the sets of the French
admiral.
The Greek government has foamed to Athens a
number of Frenchmen, in order that they may give
inatruotioa with respect to the beet manner of making
wine. Presses have been ordered at Bordeaux. The
last method of making casks is also to be taught.

The Arphava* of Atheoe, of the 29th ult., isys
• few due ego • band of 60 brigands approached the
Tillage of Anita., about four leagues frees She hastier, and
doeunded provisions from the uttabitants. The Tartish
&Waimea% is the village forbad the inbabitaata to give
thus aay, but the brigands attacked sad pat the Turks to
flight, sad thee entered the village, which they pillaged and
set are to, and thus destroyed hall the house. The Turks
is the seightourhvod WNW no further attempt to molest
these despeudoes, whit got clear off with their booty. Oa
burin of this outrage the Greek troops near the fruitier
crowed it and wear in pursuit. bat the Irrigatede had souped
into their fastuesse, and could not be ...rectal's'.

CANADA.

(riot 001 ORS

LIVERPOOL, TUMIDLY.

This day, at 6 p.m., the Montreal ocean Steam
Ship Cempany'ssorew steamer Anglo Saxon, Captain
A. M. Master, arrived in the Mersey. She sailed
frost flambee as the 30th sit., mad has brought,
besides the mail, 126 passengers. On of her pr
angers, the Rev. J. J. Brains, died on the voyage.
Several attempts have been made to fire the cities
of San Francine mid Sacramento. Our dame from
Nicaragua, to August 7, ny that matters are pro.
grassing onfanarably for Walker, sad that the de-
sertion from his army have been numerous.
Commercial affairs at New York ate in the same
enclitics as when the Etna sailed. Many at
Quebec was light.
The bendatoff market was declining. Provision
inboard.
Timber was improving In prior.
Freights were steadily advancing, with a tendency
MW upward.