The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-10 00:00:00

THE LEVANT.

By this men there is news from Malta of the 2nd
inst., Athena the 28th, and Constantioopie the 25th
nit

Nothing particular had occurred at the latter
plea aims the departure of Prince Bedevil for
Odessa with the refusal el the Sultan to comply with
the demands of Russia and Austria, in respect to the
Hungarian and other refugees.
The Sultan also sent Faud Effendi as envoy to
Yarns, with his official refusal to the demand of the
Eofficers.mperor Nicholas for the giving up the Hungarian

Kossuth, Dembinski, Born, Memaros, end others
are still at Widdin ; they have been joined by Count
Bathayany.
Letters from Agram and Timm, of 10th
Se
her, via state that the Austriaarirv:
have refused to mammies* the ooestitution of 4th
March. The Create have ohms the Ban Jellachieb,
and the Benitez General Knitehamine, to wait upon
the Emperor Francis, and make known their w!shes.
The Haspeisitts are well treated by the pasha.
The eosins Wale receive rations of rice, meat,
bread Wad lodci The grater part of them are
swamped without the walls; tan *dicers are is the
Beinoese arrive daily.
map fillowreg is said to be the eabetenee of the let-
ter addressed ty the Emperor Nicholas to the Sultan,
sad by Prince Itadsivill

Th. rovelutiews4 element has bees suppressed. The
Huogerisa war is at *tad. head to you my sidede-camp,
who will salads to you mime demands calculated to ensure
the smiateemee of order.

The reply of the Salton is pretty nearly as. fol-
lows :
Your aide-de.aanip his 'distended from ate the aztradi-
tics of the Illangsrian refugees. This demand being of •
nature to not Mina ow the two Powers, I entreat your Im-
perial llsjsety not to insist on the point.

The fournal de Constantinople has the following, on
the 'abject of the Hungarian refugees:—" Nothing
new has taken place relative to the question of the
extradition of the political refugees who an at
Widdin. Things remain in state quo until the return
of Paid Effendi, who has proceeded to fit. Peters-
burg with the reply of the l'orte. It is hoped that
the wisdom of the governments interested to the
question will succinct in settling it without injury
to the rights or dignity of either of them."
But little doing in grain • quality is inferior, al-
though prices keep up. Hard wheat : Azoff is 23 to
24 piu the kilo. ; Bessarabia, 22 to 24; Roumelia,
20 to 21; Indian corn, 12 to 13j. Soft wheat:
Ibrail, 12 to 16 ; Roumelia, 16 to 17i. Barley, 12
to 13}. Rye, 9 to 10. Oats, 7to 8. Freight to
England, 6'. to 61. 61. per qr. Exchange, 110 piu
per E. Nothing doing at lbeail —no speculators.
Upwards of 80 vessels in the Danube, waiting for
charter.. Freight to England, 6s. 9d. to 7s. 6d. per
qr. Indian corn, first quality, 109 pious the kilo; se-
cond quality, 104 to 107 ; third quality, 102 to 104.
Barley, 79 to 100 piss the kilo.
The Malta news confirms the supposition that the
English fleet had not gone to the Dardanelles; up to
the latest dates it wu still at Corfu.
The weather at Malta wu getting cooler, and the
tote's were Inkier out for their usual quantum of
water residents. Boeings was very dull. Nothing
aloft for England. Several vessel' seeking. The
sissmer Bally, Hudson master, came in on the Wight
of the let from Patras for London, with currants,'
out eight days. Exchange on London, 491 d. to
491 d. per dollar of 60d.
From Athena our correspondent, under the above
date, writes :
Notwithenadiag all the intrigue of the eamarilla
to drive Leith& bat hie pest, be won't bodge to
pious them. The queen is expested from Trieste on
the fd preshno, in the steamer °thou, bat as a case
of theism hes seearred ea beard that steamer it is
thought she will change her plan and come in an
Austrian Lloyd's beat. More than sight hun-
dred refugees ban arrived at Patna, and
amongst them Major Morandi, 'an old Philhe-
load. _ They bonbon distributed into the provinces
et the ldniOsm, agreeably to the orders of the mi-
nister et the interior. Four members of the =-
Minimises Dist an in the Lenard at the Pima. The
Primus Beiglejiao and daughter arrived here by the
last French steamer.

A band of robbers stopped and plundered more
than thirty persons who were going to the fair at
Fee. A new act of brigandage hoe been committed
on the road between At and Childs, upon M.
Augenof and M. Perdicarie, a lawyer. The band
was very strong, and threatened death if any resist-
anoe were made.