The Express.
London, England, 1847-07-23 00:00:00

menial relations between Turkey
en suspended, and the ezequatun
els have been finally withdrawn.
ice to the Porte is to persist in
full and entire satisfaction, and in
oarently at least, the co-operation
Teter Baron de Bourquesey finds
his new proceeding on the part of
kward position. He had yesterday
w with the Grand Vizier, and in the
interview with the Minister of
ich lasted till near midnight. His
.ish ministers is to act with for-
a be hasty in adopting coercive
close of his interview with the
a the Chace], war-steamer, to the
ches for M. Placatory. Resehid
view with M. de Bourqueney, did
ion that Coletti would never have
manner he has done were he not
uraged by the French envoy at
ratood that M. de Bourqueney has
:cry to entreat him to use all the
wer to induce Coletti to comply
of the Porte, or at least to
mciliatory policy. Never was
at a lower ebb in Turkey—a
mortifying to M. de Bourquenry,
sure, owes his present rank to the
seed under the administration of
endaucy which wee certainly most
'he great object of French envoys,
at Athens, or at Constantinople,
al influence over the government
which they reside. This is the
policy. M. de Bourqueney is
le influence he has lost at Con-
efore urges Coletti to yield. M.
e, does not understand why he
I to the personal advantage of
y, and will not lose the high con-
qhe and M. Coletti. M. de Boar.
Placatory. will possibly have as
ce Metternich's to Coletti. The
t against Bederhan Bey have
on the Tigris, a place deriving
strong position. The Kurds had
xink of the river, and had blown
er some firing arrow the river
d to have retreated to their fast-
stains. On the arrival of the
ipages the Turkish troops crossed
ml the Kurds into the mountains.

NEON, JULY 12.—The fortress of
1 up its last captive, and Das Amu,
I the state prisoners were nstond to
Oa making their public appearance
ith considerable enthusiasm, but no
and, up to the last accounts, the
tough the streets were thronged by
the late junta, and by soldiers in the
arty being very favourably disposed
tildanha was enrolling Carlist Tutuil-
a the Being, Miuho, &c., but it was
be depended upon ; in Lisbon, at all
itoriously disaffected. Hitherto the
in no hurry to realise some of the
ditions guaranteed by the allied
bad been fined for the elections;
es this delay on the ground that re-
untry continued in a disturbed state.
hies so long felt continued to press
he losses to the state during the nice
w estimated at 12,220,001,000 rein, to
8,000 comes, the estimated loss of the
is and holders of the funds of the
making a sum of 30,000 conk*, or
thout taking into account the losses of
ide, commerce, agriculture, &c. To
e country, now that quiet has been
d, the finance minister was *naming
aes and the suppression of smuggling,
tof Algarve. Wheat had already
the crops in general never showed
ity.
,NN A, JULY 13.—1 t had been
:ierenan journals, and stated on their
'oust Fiquelmont had been sent out
in of Turin, relative to the affoies of
state of the church. Toe Swabian
tie report, and states that so far from
Fiquelmont is residing on his own

MIS, JULY 17.—The preparations
of the Pennsylvanian penitentiary
for the trial of the persons concerned
ion are terminated. Five hundred
red to the public, and places have
corps diplomatique, the great tune-
d other distingusshed perons. The
is between 2:4 and 2130. They were
t confinement, but within the last few
allowed to communicate freely with
heir legal advisers. The period for
the triel is not yet fined, but it is be-
donday, the 2d August. On the first
It be present to hear the reading of the
dia?ely After they will he divided into
tely. The trial, it is believed, will
government had at first decided that
dmittnel by tickets, but the King said
estriction on publicity, aad accordingly
should be thrown open, and as many
er as the place will contain. Two of
;meat of justice in Saxony have been
nment to attend the trial, and to make
the Saxon government having deter-
courts ofjustice.

3.—The Peninsular and Oriental
dna hu just come in from Alexandria
The French steamers from Alexandria
re not yet in sight. It Is said that
art will embark to-morrow on board

to inglancr.Hehas----lesiiisediti
'lean° steamer arrived this afternoon
s nese of serious disturbances in vs-

ANA, JULY B.—Acts of piracy
T from the Dutch consular agent at
mul-general at Smyrna reports that
n lately attacked in the vicinity of the
.1, who not only plundered the vessel,
crew. Two other vessels have been
man-of-war cutter is gone in pursuit
L brig-of-war Harlequin, Com. Moore,
f Ourlac.