The Express.
London, England, 1847-06-24 00:00:00

person in public, adjutants of the rank of
are to be named, paid by the treesary. The generals
of
the chamber and of the wardrobe (cam:riots' y
azajatas) are to be suppressed, and replaced by un-
titled persons. At the same time the gentlemen will
be abolished, with the exception of a few grooms re-
tained for the oorasions upon which her Majesty ggoooa
out on horsebask. The samiller, or lord-chamberlain,
Hake of liijar, has received an autograph letter from
her Majesty, commanding . him to admit no
one into the presence • who is not clothed in the
proper uniform, excepting ministers' upon occa-
nous of urgency. It seems, the grandees
of Spain have received orders to retire from the ser-
vice of the palace. Lastly, it is said that the Count
of Santa Coloma will unite the duties of head major-
domo, head groom, and chamberlain ; and other econo-
mies in the royal service are to be effected. The
political loaning of this is clear enough. Salamanca
torniint sat everybody right and left to put in crea-
tures et enn. Two days have elapsed nue the de-
assanased in the Gazette, which permitted him to
RlOarralle the whole official system of the finance
gent. He swept away at one fell swoop above
a smyloyes, affecting a hypocritical compas-
sion >tt his victims, and whining about the economic
necessity of this rigorous step in his official preamble.
Nobody but the ousted would quarrel with this step
if there were any real economy in it. But the pen-
sions with which the nation will remain charged, and
the necessity of feeding his own clients, make such a
hope extremely doubtful. He has cut down the
twenty-three offices which existed in his department
to four, under the following heads:-1. The Seers-
teria ; 2. The general direction of accounts; 3. The
public treasury; 4. The direction of the public, debt.
He says that the old arrangement cast Il} millions
of -rule, and that the new will come to 7; millions,
making. a difference of 4 millions. In tho same
Gazette there is a reform of what they call here the
duty of hypothecas, which is a tax upon the sale and
bequest of property.

CONSTANTINOPLE Jena 7.
On the 4th inst. Lord Cowley despatched his over-
land courier. He was the bearer of the answer from
the Porte to Prince Metternich's note on the Cheek
question, the substance of which I gave you in a
former letter. The Turkish government thank Prince
Metternich for the part he has taken in the 'Akin
They express a determination to adhere rigorously to
the term! of the ultimatum. In the late interview
which Count Stunner, in company with Lord Cowley,
had with the Grand Vizier, for the purpose of commu-
nicating the contents of Prince Metternich's d
the iaternuncio suggested the propriety of theact
making certain coneessions. Count Stunner thought the
Turkish government mightdispense with sending back
M. Muasuras as minister to Athens, but that if he were
to go there in that capacity it should be for a very
limited period, and that if a personal apology were
required it should be made by some other member of
the Greek cabinet than Colette. The internuncio said
he thought a letter written by Goleta to the Turkish
government, excusing his conduct, and containing
some conciliatory expressions towards M. M
would do away with the necessity for a peeeoaal
apology. The Port*, in their answer to Prangs Met-
ternich, state their unwillingness to adopt the inges-
tions of Count Stormer. The Grand Visor, it 'peek-
ing on this subject during the interview, slid Veit if
in the first indanoe a majority of the peeeseting
lEiconsidoged the ultimatum of the Ports to be
fok, it. eies equally s
aawns and the right to
its biliesei *Mei eßillkild rig
t
tie ,vematies conduct d the. lira* ratted. The
liplibe hire is, however, rift- rekeral that the
Tedillkselesettment. will BMW eitaiply with the
et lie Sian inbteencio.
hew Mewl state that operations have
already beim began against Bederhan Bey. Osman
Paella, the eosninander of the Turkish government,
imanemed Bederhan to lay down his arms within a
eat& thee. He has, however, turned a deaf ear to
the invisibe. Numbers have deserted from the
rebel newsy; and to increase the perplexity of Beder-
han Bey, a rival chief has appeared in the person of
Ardicher Bey, who, it is said has as much influence
over the Kurds as Bederhan himself. It was
believed at Mosul that Bederhan Bey had offered
Mr. Relearn, the English consul at that place, to
submit-to the Porte, if the British government would
act as mediator and insure his safety.

011.1111 CB, ATHENS, Juan 10.
No peh is *gable of dooseibing the state of Orem
at the reseal 010111111 d. The elsolbee have ittamseseted a
system 44 fraud sad osersoliem. The list of else** for the
capital is fillet with same- sf memo mahatma. or belong-
et to that dams of indiviinale who have so Web& to vote,
list the names of more than 840 stators behests' to the
eppodtioa have been arbitrarily erased from the list. The
embed has been classioetioaly coemoked, and the
• seemben not celled. Thee the ministerial party
boast eta melee* of 11 out of 15 when. At ratre, the
bee wane Nal, kr they emmot leave
=.11430181Z. denied the Mem of going into the
neighbentims wither son they mad any oonfideft
tiat perms without running the rhk of suing them emceed,
and takes bask to the city by the gendarmes. At Algium
and et Leone, the annulling of the operations for the forma.
ion of akw is est esesselled or ordered by the minister.
In eansreseem Gisemie Delyanni end Feokis have been
ordered to raids, mss Si Athwa, and the other at Argos:
Major Farmaky is estiseed set to leave Lepanto. Weeds
Spiro, Millie eel Phnom esre still retained at Syn. What
has been said resiestims Athens and I'atraa, will equally
to apply the wide et the kasoidom. More troops have been
seat to Patna, It big Misty expected that en emetic will

isice
Pram the fwareat samilmoosos of Sir Edmuud Lyons and
Mr. ftlestpat ft isoeld midi that Eusdand and RO/164 are
porde* oroiedrif to billades that Greece shall make the
erwerseedowesonis 'lySash was the intimation
made to Odettf by dm oredots on the Bth, after the
arrival of the stemar Lew& The French squadron of
fear vsesde, wader** odors of Rear-Admiral Turpin have
rstonsid to Ike Pima, Mom a cruise as far as Napoli di
,Easassis. lkis• of the Xastie ships have left for Malta.
Their owjetaiss bays mode saseher tour to Cerrito, Andros,
Firs, sad rem, Gni tolimool to Masao a the 6th. The
Batavia adoillse for Stoma; 11. de Gemsw, who has been
maimed milldam et Ilhookilmt, boo left dm Triode, es routs
to- Worst. His sossimer, Daft de Pergles, bee arrived,
aed has had a midisoes et hh Maleity.

FR ANCE.—PaRIB, JUNE 22.—A0Utur5..._....
ANDIVILLII RAILWAY.—The report Mt from Le Press,
of this accident, yesterday, pres to be The fol-
lowing is what happened:—" On Sunday, June 20, the
locomotive engine towing the train whisk had left Abbeville
at 4 p.m., get cat of the rail before It teethed Amiens, at
about six kilometres term this town. The engineer, thrown
down on the slope, bed his arm broken. The travellers met
with nothing hssta=4 shock. The tense of the maident
has not bra aei
BRUSSELS, Tutus 21.—Yesterday, at 3 o'lladt, the
Galleries of St. Hubert were inaugurated by the via a
their eqeddee and the royal family, attended dime
and Indies of the meet. After the sod err redo
there perty weed We the darite,
' where sere Donde piers were
with rpeal*
expremsd
ithanr=
Starof the little thermal=
t: of the rirm ntlertims ef oar oity. Mak
Jona& say dliei with ugesertia sad surmises Ot gee-
Iheratioa et the new misterey. L'lnaspoogionto roe
M. Hag yea received to-day by the king. H asjoity
lakeneed him, in his interview, that it was Lis interim te
call epee him, on his return from Ragland, to bra
a new WO/ y. We may therefore srosed till that event
entleetere on the pe
_9f the sainieril negotiations.
The Anneal di Averlies end POiotriistour condom
this in. no Ire diploma& terra than rhsdipindance. It is
cloned that M. Beer, charged with the formation of a
new shirt, will not he prernirei to pressed to the king
the list et the new Yreka= tm Ns maietre return from
Loaders, that is to say, in abort ten dqi or a fortnight
Another journal dales " After several tiros' hairdos I
the earkiery have tendered their resigns:dot to the king,
rnfe warm No rheinistratios of drain till his
law framed a &sleet to mine them. M.
sl7Mix.,—.llLisareorptelmo btasior, has oriel Inoosolo for
▪ Cieren et while ell 41801Maall an di►
parleed to lie w. The ober niobium bare re-
mind at illomode The malmioaselml edolo eel apparently
est lia of km imistion. The klieg wQ opt defer his visit to
lisadroe, he la alma by the leamovole et his nine tie
galas el bat hie WV time tie eat be peolansel.
mei ea Wm were be mill ammo blommelf with
the fiemmalke dos sew Whit& • The *skit dooming
ablest nal 'evolve upee H. IMO" leaise et tits Moral
I petty. Overture have been reit, gad w sma as the king
Mures H. Rosier will en Ids lit. The following
ahsrseee are spoken of : Pub& Works, Y. Btoffachmidt ;
YfaGtar of Justice, M. Bib ; Minister of War, Gene-
ral Churl ; Minister of the lapeiar, M.
MALTA, JUNE 15.-0 a the 7th, the Egyptian
stesun.frigate Nile arrived her from Constantinople, ha
on board 800 Turkish soldiers, for the garrison of Tripoli,
but whether as a relief, or a reinforminent, is unknown.
She sailed on the Bth for her destination. The Austrian
steamer, Prince Metternich, arrived here on the Bth from
Gibraltar and Crgliari, in Sardinia. The Meteor steamer,
Commander Butler, arrived on the 9th from Corfu, having
been relieved by the Mutine brig. H.M. steamer Locust,
Lieut. Power, arrived on the 10th from Athens. The
English and French squadrons are cruising in the waters of
Egina. The utmost cordiality wee between the
Baglish sad French Akan,

THE

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INDIA.
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We yesterday published the news from India ye.
eeieed in anticipation of the Overland Mail; we new
give the letter of our Bombay correspondent:
BOMBAY, MAY 12.
The present mail is far from being • •
The • lonise mall at the 7th of Apen kok '
20 Ails Qin a kir himis_) imo immism-41h• doted
firsso used te . Wool Doshoy, !rim
Adident wools the as air from aii. lei
to Bose, we giddy reckon on
in 27' Rowebay has been drldliat el:
12 wee de et the weather not
MiddiddrociYaiddid the dr &amine eleriMIZT It
Mb*. at idles Mars I Informed yam leitai2,
hid a woridetimpoidot Ewa i an doss sf do liter
=istal 42_ ;tsar Pew=
brat 'F'•:".6
*ln
will be women to ;car to his native d a try,eillyt:
Sewereere Loaves Moat the 201 k hos for Dapooree, where he
ieii meek daring do sismissm-iesisbly visiting mow
%Wino, in palaiml ohm es Ms mon to the presideuv
Ho OPMININ to=davibtitof health, and generanyypeac.
leg do swongettbe seryiore. Iliseelecn
for sen=lielliedinee lately filled up by him, have b::
impugned ; bat lois said to be acting on a cow principle
that of finding*, um for the appointments, and not the
efflealatinents for the are. In the ease of Colonel Oturans
6111111111 is the SWIM Slahlanci, the pay has been slight!
lesemed ; as has she boo that o the Colonel himself in hi
anew
Heat to San& The new Dhurrumeslla (Ite.
fuge hi de Hoilmidomestsd by Sir J. J eejeebboy, at ,
"OoPinievernordaail"Sitilis vasvisirsidof the ot,initeToufeldßoamybeay".nThiuge mbvu'rut.
cent knight hoe lasted it over to the District Benevolent
Society, tooth* with an endowment of 5,000;., on which
he has requested government to allow interest at the rate g
6 per cent. The liberality of Sir Jammtjee is unbounded,
and does honour to him and the class to which he belongs.
Sir W. Cotton leave► at the end of the month for Poomb.
The whole of India continues tranquil, and, with
few exceptions, peculiarly healthy for this season a
the year. Lords Rardinge and Gough are at Simla,
the former being about to leave India ea eh.
let January next. There is !scarcely an item of news bug
Bengal or Madras to give you. The ship Dorothea wes
, reeked on the Ist May in the Calcutta river, a shore ~,,,
above the Auckland Channel. The unfortunate mesa sum
one moment all safe in sixteen feet water, and Mug
struck on probably a new sand bank, the position of which
bad not bees suspected, immediately capsized, and ii
with water, dmking in such a speedy manner that the crew
were claimed Is throw themselves into the water to mum
thornless luso being engulfed with her. Fortunately pis
sparse whisk het towed the Dorothea down was withg
had, awl die mow mon saved from a watery grave. The
vessel has been eimpletely destroyed, nothing of yes Ma.
ble cargo having been saved. The Bengal Tropical km
ance Society has declared a dividend at the me 030 pee
cent. per annum. The Seikb guns, so long encarapedee the
esplanade near Fort William, have been ordered tabs re.
moved to the government foundry at Comiporr, preps,
wry to being re-cast--the Time: says into a omplul
arch or column, to commemorate our late achievements
ow the Sutlej. I have not seen it so stated in my other
Indian journal, and trust the Times is mistaken ss to Mines
to which the captured ordnance is about to be put, ex
it would be an set of supererogation to erect Ray ao.
nnment to remind our enemies of our superiority over the
semi barbarous hordes of Asia, or incite our native eatery
to do their duty. The ordnance should be sold, and the
proceeds divided amongst the families of those who fell is
their capture. The ship John Dalton, from Liverpool for
Calcutta, laden with government stores, is reported to have
struck on the Western Brace, in latitude 21 deg. 26 mio.
_Li .
bat got off with the lose of one of her marts. An officer had
proceeded on to Calcutta for easiatance, which was ordered
to be given. The ship Mermaid, wrecked in the late gels
close by Vingorla, has become completely broken up; the
greater part of her opium cargo was saved, but her men
woo almost entirely lost; she had 1,9321 bales on bout.
Th. Portuguese brig Indiana, which had been obliged to slip
her cable from Gee, was last seen off Rutnaghmy-mse ell
gone, but hull only slightly damaged. The Bodiarden•
Wire is making her way up the coast under jsmalue,
, government having refused to send a steamer to tow her up
to Bombay, on the plea that they had none to spare at tbs
time; but the real canes, I suspect, was owing to Careen
Mae Gregor so frequently urging on the owners to bowl
on Government that any steamer sent to his aid wield ink
entitled to salvage, as his vessel was in no immediate amm,
and would in course of time make her way into part. Ire
member once of a steamer being ordered out to the suntan&
of a vessel descried from the lighthouse a l.ng way out at at
under jto7•marts, returning to port without reediting
herany aid, because the captain of the merchantman reflood
to give up the command of his vessel to tee commander of
the steamer. Bad be put his ship under the control of the
steamer's captain he would have been obliged to pay singe;
as he would not do so, he was left to find his way into pore
as he beet might. So has it been with the Beddsdare
shire, for the Queen and Victoria steamers might may have
been despatched to her assistance had government Nought
fit. Should any further mishap occur to her usher way op
-should she be wrecked on the malt-could goverment
claim compensation from her owners for the large quantity
of coals belonging to them which she had on board? The
storm of the 19th and 23rd April was felt with poet einem
at Kurrachee and Shikarpore, in Upper Scalds. la Ibtlato
place much damage was done to the town, sat Ito loft
was almost destroyed. In almost every imams nun
periled by torrents of rain. It is repudiating&
man, wife, and child, on their way by bid 0
perished-the body of an Europese dosidelis
on the coast. An European
with his wife and five or six MiLimis Lilt
middle of April for
PortVingegoressimiene mat dim. I
bens heard of. Ael! ihe
cop= 's service hee ones . fifes
,11
. A greet a • •
lar. •
picked up along the
lion, so the number laabla Ma
been large. A shock ef on . gtor•M% 11..
Calcutta on the 2nd May. Great ge
casioned at Madras lately, by the Oil
to Christianity by the Rev. Mr. Ananfinee
Kirk. A writ of habeas corpus sues 'Wig int, is
supreme court, and the rev. gentlemanTavielled te rein
his convert. The points of law in in them iens
considered so weighty by Mr. Justice Burton. that lo' 10_
off jadgment then (18th April) till the sitting 2.1141
wort ea the 3rd May, when the coot came to the
denim •.
Mot whoa ea taut Is brought wp min a writ of habiliment,
It goad ho alkand to omit • aIIONS
pt *bell.=
It *add go Is; ft hod roadod • 'opt Ma or_ '
owners owirtbalart. Mot •O NMI Illto
oath* too br asoraloo at orb Mloolloo.
=2 ho lab Ito the aeloomboltaat Out lab__
at wow ram ohm art==mtwitili:
formal), ens that so moos am Ora
flatbaria4•••• 614"Alligthosiaallmi 1.11•11. 'Ott
1:=Ilaells) er _ rood 1101,014
Or bit attar CIS jam OIL MOE* woo
oho or
=6:oarbl=ll• that 1=1.0..•
albs hot Fool ler at
Orrobranao te Nabs bar too &eke as to *siva Oro Onholl
pal* la tea fad , that ob. mothololt IN stop
aim that alio% stash had roan owe sised•dadd.
in Yr. Aadoan's soobarr.
Mr. J . F. Iltsomse, chief teceetae7 le Oa ide:ll.l L
Madras, returned to his duties by the Begin* sal
EnagnlsAirt. rojka:onbills.Apelitsm'2l3reusyof eye.dalf6i
ilifbro:m62l2oll6ll4.l"bmwell bole.- 2721
ba.Zistusesemema
andisthesgsm,sosia.lhanztpwardenWaThea
...w.olhionl2.diamsa3mL,ooolol, The
hateni,...k....;
had hem sepsissami, sod are oats be about
an afield immodreden into their eonduct..Zie
th
ham besitelsre loss *boost universally dr
epwannmueammergyvesamemay
isaihirtmaiedisawnilieniewaisibrinet;hisath:dedueytdiiah.leithtng:Lb........l.,ith the wiladissilbliz:._ol2:
summarily and misseamenianny ousted boa tbsir
aewilentolnunbUtttedebbiyrrothpfugoroosedier
brought to
tonne::
light.
tmatuemacZmioefi:dwit
joh°7b.bwovrebisi•lisiirtrttibrci
again on the uteroaso, bat our Wrap. use Wing il•swirod
hot weather would pear. fatal to them were
fitentire
sootseenrtrizt.. Thdueznixtth.co::.fideldsessonh,luimi.
sinwild
bir
tsuesoloWilip....
lion Wenn is the breasts of the
• M'rh'Plerela ii ii.
tures Wired on by Captain .4, 8.011•11.-
sapprarita Or what are termed " Merl ___,.. of
hays be the owes of the late hostilitisa Thus Menu
the saceilles of human bt inga to propitiate thstegeffrar:
people of the district. The state of the Ifiessfsanteer.
continues le from bad to worse. The ishiott•
shown thwarted as be has been in Ma rf
royal maillsemar, for the duties consienea.,_ abererM
by listen las had been literally boners %alai
by a body ef mienuearies, who had beta rm.- ,
body of Arabe (also mercenaries) whom be has.
vso
wow be bit aid. It is said the whole of the mgelle
ruitrathsaiwstate-samet
shimmarad
tsaaen ereholt:o.edied,oo:b.
berminrmetaft—irtetedhi:libpthrsirimataighgeest_me:Weizt
lt 0114,
*tom prime minister el Oudh, who wee,
taken ant anwely wounded by • small betty r_.Ti..lo
to tits etre* to apse day, is tecoverlut. Thes„ ate
hiss broad ewe to the King, end on la
owireep.winloatroowDessekreaidynsauktdaidenbermiessiedWZait
sibaswilltassibrdietheirboaLhistismouli*Tatishouifse;ta..udiirt:e.ooti.treisikaa:3
&dem Cs et. lhoOte sat his ishiddattWoopoill
to queetwa It is thimeht dot the orarr_ ..._......0
Welborn did hy_sons et de estits &Ilk ra.
seabisose he soda wit ho
see shim!
T cor M
townrod di iii r 4.:
x
dissionsbasksloilson wn I. rei,rs
Mat* god to hew in firiteisbeti sMdril=
anima at Ottooto•Oi la seeable al hisstiliewn_ ,
for ism of airmen. Mr. M'Lsol, eaussor of .02.11" n„,
Kteroolloo, LolaN to ba en tho weanif teii oied triii
died Wales. Ho hes h. the imeaatime der
Imam on a duty 111116 Sing with the
mom of that dor. does iharootiridi tedds_,lll:
theme" lows mil is Howeidsor bate dm 1111±.....a.
regjer4.oo, di dials tr!lLlFllbitnajrs is
ir Medea issovaily rand iiik 0
aisle, 'ebb Impoones fns id". -L'a
s..a. tor w"-
=al a tight rand do piednes, •--. _____,,,.. 0
he had been swam to He eovorwe,asi pe.., roc
IkijaC h a r
pl es,ai nmel e
ham ardeeti, s •
Rey 1 ss" Di; .r
,0 di dam
ii
re i •uvr.._. j. A