The Express.
London, England, 1848-07-13 00:00:00

pees upon Livadia. Whilst on his road to Thebes, he net
the 20,000 drachmas which the receiver of Livadie wee eat&
ing to Athens per order of the minister, and thinking be was
about " being done " with a piece of waste paper, he abed
upon the 20,000 drachmas, and gave the guard the
minister's order. He then went to Thebes wed took
the other 20,000, which were about to be sent to
Athena, declaring that he was not to he done is that way.
Thew acts have caused a disturbance in the IMMO of
ministers, but they can do nothing. By a royal orileanasee
the conscription for 1813 is fixed at 1,000 men, MO ion than
for 1847. The ministers have decided that to give ses Nadir,
the man who fired at M. Monona, to the Male of the
Turks, would be contrary to the laws of Greece. If they
persevere, it will be the first rime that ever the laws of
Greece were adhered to. M. Da Soutzi, the consul-general
of the Brazils, is about to go on leave. lie was universally
liked, and his departure much regretted. M. Tricoupi, who
went:on an extraordinary minion to Munich, has arrived at
Athens from Trieste, in an American vessel, in consequence
of the blockade of Trieste, which detains Austrian Lloyd's
steamers at that port. We fel tho want of them h•re very
much indeed. The Athens journa's aro filled with nothing
hut Sir Stratford Canning, his mission to Greece, and the
results of it. At present they are all in nubibut.

CONSTANTINOPLE, JUNE 2G.
The damage done b 7 tho late fire antoucts to two
millions sterling. The buitan has abolished the custom
Which woul.: not permit • Turk to let a house to a Chris-
tian, and given pirintssion for all the Europeans deprived of
homes by the fire to be received into Tuttush houses. Other
changes in the ministry have taken place_ Iteschid Pacha,
ex-grand vizier, has been appointed a minister without a
portfolio, and Ali Pacha appointed preaideat of the
Supreme Council of Justice, vice Halil Pubis. The English
ambassador, S r Stratford Canning, arrived on the 2 Itn, on
board her Majesty's steamer Antelope. The first interpreter of
the divan, Emin Effendi, waited on him, to congratulate
him on the part of tho Porte on his happy return. The
cholera still exists at Constantinople, at Browne, Ismi,
Ghemlek, Gallipoli, and has also appeared at Tchesme, a
place about 40 miles from Smyrna. The Italians resident in
Pere had a flare-up amongst themselves, upon Italian poli-
tics. They wire not separated without the interference of
an armed force. Trade is still dull; a little doing in corn.
Freights slightly increased.

DECORATIONS OF TUE LEGION OF HONOUR have,
according to the Paris journals, been distributed in large
number: among the Garde Mobile, as a reward for the he-
roism divlayed by the young soldiers during the late insur-
rection. . _

lifice LATE Issue au-no:v.—On the 20th of June,
two days before the insurrection in Paris, Maurice Arndt, a
deputy in the Prussian National Aasembly, uked for an ad-
journment of the decree u to the form of executive power,
which the left wished to vote immediately. Opposing irony
to the republicaa a7.lour of the left, friendly to the French
republic, he allowed the following worth to escape him : " A
little patience, gentlemen ; in two days at furthest your French
republic will have found its master."—Le Peuple Con-
stituant.