The Express.
London, England, 1847-06-28 00:00:00

las of them has thwasict d uwrillse.rujwifF
in dm emir, to TWA le owe. alesigtance. Tlw
intim uf Grum campard of a haltenvilised,
dimaildokiwrbsdrit saws, waited only by as
haw st Wald Is Orli firma masters, roma
of when dries *grata km, T~hey ban riitaistbsib
bottoms Ale width they Motto& booothoir boom
oat lowed le *fr torporors, mei their iiilsyntimo a
oadook bee minekas jeythooo
which woes monesia7 el swift
thom her under by the Ma
bead gibe Took, • are residans hseause they are p.m
WI WA to tour bon &air Otoodisoto vanity. They sr
mot yaks to dub **Mr arm alma and rock it Its
atom of pannobe tam side het& provinces of Tub%
• elvealift thole dram depisaftdia arms on the dem
at 84;E, Their acids sus siwadlewsil because them
who hi enhieste thus pair the Milan sf FA-
kary; their that booms sioroudiny
moss thy apiothr, ac that Nagoloory foods "and Sm,
ticoratottibbiliko plea in tits toms. Theo"' arm the reap:,
for ea tollootto awe whom France and England think fit to
quarrel ; *ere an the people with whom Europe
still aymisflass, because the deeds of their
eettOTl SW our minds in youth, and became they
have din emousget Gem the names and the lop..
P&P merle lommotol by warriors and posts. Colett,
however h bet a poor rerreuentative of Themistocles or
Lawassio of Lmeakim. The spirit of the people hu under-
goes the sew diner as the soil • all that was graceful sad
attendtve hasdisapperawl and is laid by : ungratgiil sterility
dime lesmims. TIM Greeks have long trafficked in the elm.
dal symbethim of Arse. But it is only the tomb of
„dim Gramm that they bauthit, and they hays exactly the
ease connexion with thaw who wen laid there as the
sefeeme things that frequent the vaults of Westosimter
Abbey hays with thereat names inscribed upon the tablets
above.

—*ism. in 1843.! Mavrocordato came into power, English
isibilibea Was Maki to be in the attendant. England pawned
an Ml' inlisswee then than Francedoet now : the (lid notch.
falls assr=dvarage during the whole of the time her
in power. Yet when hlavrocordato fell,
ilinlinsta were said to have received a cheek. rash
was the gamma impression throughout Europe. What hat
Francs ebleined under the administration of Coletti ? She
km Abased nothing. But when Coletti is overthrown
Fran will find herself in exactly the same position
r Itagrad did on the fall of Mawooordato. The reprewn-
Mhos at England or France may. in appearance, attach this
se that Leder to their interests. But it is an alliance pro.
Westin, Ono other consequences than constant broils with

their edlotines, a lavish eipenditure of Mcrae,' and a pain.
*adds fa tea &Brace which invariably Laminates go
corm of their proteges. Etude is the only power which Ina
• real and durable influence in Greece. The Greeks are
fanatically attached to their religion—the Emperor of ROOM
is the head of their church. The Greeks hate Turkey—
Runde is the deadliest enemy of that country. Greek mer-
chants residing in foreign countries are taken under the pro.
tection of her flag, and participate in the benefits of her
clever treaties. Even Greek assamins as in the we of
Stantatiadee, do not appeal to her friendship in vain.

FRANCE.—PARTS, JUNE 26.--CAMP AT CON.
Putotes.—lt is said that a camp is to be established this year
et Compiegne. The troops are to be all assembled on the
26th August ; they are to form two distinct divisions, one
under the orders of the Duke d'Aumale, the other tinder
those of Lieut.-Oeneral Aupick. The Duke de Montpelier,
it is said, will be at the head of one of the brigades; and the
office of commander-in-chief, it appears, is relayed for the
Duke de Nemours, one of whose aides-decamp, Cal. de Ha-
nsel, is now on the spot, in order to study the ground where
the manceuvree are to take place. Orders have already been
sent to prepare apartments in the palace. It appears cer-
tain that all the princesses of the royal family will reside at
Compiegne during the time, and that the King and Queen
will spend eight or ten days there at least.

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SWEDEN.—STOCKHOLM.—About a fortnight ago,
in digging the foundations of the new National Mesons in
the quarter of Keyrkokolm, at Stockholm, the Murat
discovered a mine of silver, which appeared to be very rids
The works were immediately stopped, and the mining
engineers ordered to sound and examine the ground.

GERMANY.—THE AMERICAN
OCEAN STEAMERS.
By the Washington, which arrived yesterday at
Southampton, we have received a heavy batch of papers
from North Germany. This vessel's passages between
Bremen and Southampton have in a great measure
justified the sanguine estimate of her qualities made
in New York. The voyage from Southampton to
Brerben was accomplished in 44 hours, the voyage
from Bremen to Southampton in 48. The Washing.
ton left Bremen on the 25th, discharged the pilot at
12 p.m. at the mouth of the Weser, and steamed into
Southampton Docks yesterday forenoon in fine style.
She took up her station at the eastern side of the
docks. The immense size and ship-shape appearance
of the vessel, have excited general admiration. In
consequence of the eager curiosity expressed to view
the interior, the American consul has resolved to
issue tickets of admission to be sold at ls. each; the
proceeds to be handed over to the Mayor of South-
ampton for charitable purposes. Messrs. Smith and
Ashley, of Southampton, have completed new hat
wells for the Washington, and not a doubt is enter-
tained that when they are fitted. she will put forth,
to the full extent, her extraordinary powers of speed.
The Washington is to leave Southampton for-New
York on the 10th of next month. She hes brought
about sixty passengers from Bremen, mestd whim
go on to New York. Amongst them us six num
Subjoined are extracts from the recent Nadi Germs
papers received by this opportunity.
DINNER ON BOARD Tin WASHINOTON.A2II 41S/S.
Ztilllll9 says that a great dinner took plan. an
Washington on the 22nd to Weber* the mom. ,1 Is
steamer. The large cabin in will&
rated with German and Amnion' OW • p.
of sot. Wom far and near were pisent, the
Dr. Smith, presid'ilig.
_Several spables wire
Coma Oelnehs informed the aminalliy at the thee ths
dinner that the second ship at an klairsaf,
rapid progress, would not be eillidlitrwm at fiat ,lath.
Weyer" but would bear this MOO at the libeller sf
' Cimmay, Hermann.
Harms.—Ltamer or two PlOsk—Tes Jsws.-11s
Proweeieeke &Mb seYwdl as s• 24, whisk has emir
hind, brings demelsedlerainkos of the dist kik l 9
In the aser Zeitung of the 24th (mama by de Yoh*
tun), we hays a notice of the proceeding to the mime
ehasabr on the 21st relative to the Wady of the woe
Matmiedilemeills4"l6rilsdtbabsis iguelsi
teeelabellimtlaitliti
cessorate ; others,
Igth=triel kw reopmdleg Mika
the press should be to the dist • ekes' le Ohl la dta
moral of the maxictioas ea
llem • eel a
again, for trial by jury in sessue4 Oa=
In the debates in PININI ms
the royal commissary seated Mat the Meg W
ss
long aware that the pee system Arid
guarantee against abuses of the prom, mil had, mom,
many disadvantages. Prussia, however, mid ass se is
this matter except as a member of the Germ& Omihrs.
tien. The subject was unier the consideration el tbs Drs
of the Confederation. but matters me set re IP
action. Much anxiety was felt lest a debited ths
should be kokted upon in the road elosolow,
as it could lead to no remelt, WO! SOW lilW
that ri oll** end of the essisa Wag re ars, ei
NAM employed. Thh sppederties
es dr Ur, by DC vow Airtsweld rawsztko moresI Is•
✓esses":2lhewbristidanprepre hat= 47eribIl18.1,01"'Ii:
dm wed nerrabung, by just
state, rid ahem of the prem sad to sebeint—r....a.„.lWflo-
diendiew tithe diet. The mars wre arritri
widow* disoessita. It mew be ebserred bre
same 'lay a royal edict weeposkaleka,
tautie time of the diet's (Wm, is rdwisaittloht.
fel minding up the bmkew et use eseim awl muldim
with a merest that hie Wskay Wok melee fmeiriste
bkimiloa whoa the elmalesta were ready le era
The twee amber of the Weser Zraweir siudier weed
elesweromese whisk them the welmidel interest with Oak
th 4 Pried= Jews have hawed the debates of the art •
their social sad NNW maim tM
jerr. Voce Meer
immbayfoset aerldatedtsit covardi* W
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cording to the
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he hss sever hen kaehwee
in sappesdest Prussia sad titmsamy es his amilly •
emry semdsa to whir it has bees weresar girlie a
do so.
POLITICAL RIOTS IN ROSIMMI.••4O/00115
of the 18th state that distantness el a weirs MOP
bad taken pleas Is liestebirp. They wore sat
W....aby the demems of promote', but wore OrliN.
name.
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. wad the Mg of IMP Vl4lt
4Abei vocifeme* wag by mar el UteMrdet 0.7.4
and mated to remit the
grew
kikrat maned, in erworwase el whidt#lo.l.;
Who to that the Derek Beak was wiw
Medk, and it rooked an armed form le_
Fartemately o lives were easdnealls
woe ultimately nreelabni:ed.

ihs Oarraillas ea lidsoadiad of her MajaV
Idirruadde Pah' Oseald WM • to ea
girlish wee Mended by the Lard Prodded of dr
Lori J. Roma, the Red of Clerendlea, die lot
ibe Rea of Andtland, Vieroant Mee ....110111116".1
Mr G. Gay, *. Chancellor of lie ,
Rieke Esc T. B. Mseralay.-16. Kisg
i. ardendanera—Sir R. Fermat bed ed Wired" with w
Red at .
Clareirdo an Sanarday.—Kr. irre a.
laderview with then
nobie earl —Farieer Meow bell as 111
uniew with Lord J. Reasell, on Saturday, at Ws Add ao
ee
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donee in Downing.ctreet.—The Margins el SAW/
interview with Sir G. Grey, on Saturday, at I* Kap v=
The Chairman of the Customs bedsit intervievr,ce'
with the Earl of Mandan.