The Express.
London, England, 1849-01-16 00:00:00

discharging part of her ear go. Tyyg Lt vergine fitta, from &lite. with wheat, has also been ameaged.
Oar Board of Health is now ait,ing on t'-e repeet cholera being in Greece, and will no doubt me,at
period of quartntine. • es e hat
The night before I,st a dispute arose in oae of the
shops at tM bottom of Strode Fond, bet weeu Kaye of Mule& and the Maltese ruffi w ans ho hewer Need
sinks of vice, which led t a fight. Some hundr-d eytteh., 1414
a dons soldiers with runes and knives ; two etlehertZ
dreadfully wounded, and carried off to the hospital
picket which turned out to quell the Wet. The pore,:
=eel, aided with the Maltese, and went to the statics
procured swords, which they used pretty fr,
beads and arms of the soldiers. Ween the picket swots
they were assailed with a showier of stones, end set tee ee,l.
never attempted to arrest a single Mahe.... CleqTri.
wounded of the 69th died last night; he wee tatinnye. dozen Owes. The other is not capered to bee. Leg several gangs of rsganiuffins. amongr wen .m Greek., were prowling ab•tut utemolest t: by the
looking for soldiers, and wit they toned toe theebetTe
to hoot and stone him. Tne main guard tared,' (4,
sent out a picket, which picked up several null, (mew
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had been severely beaten, because he was a bower.
17 the maths at the main intent are. ated a tel on the eee.s!
arming himself with stones, and lodged I inl in the IQ
hones.
The easterly gales still continue, and our pd., g
with vessels, either wind bound or seeking II traiefie.."44,
ATHENi Dtc.
The cholera, after having visited the seerueet;yes tow
tries, and spared Greece, him a: 'earth pedt a nett to
northern frontiers. The
11 cm ain Loris% already on
emee%
sixty peg diem. It .:s also app aced in Arta, 6,e,with e
he
force : the deaths there are "thou, de a day. Tvreaty.hee died from the Bth to the 13th, of decidedl Askew theme
Several casts have occurred at Agrinion Mid
sanitary cordon has been placed al,:ng the whole„( meth:
tier lines. Dilly oommunieriona have been estaho
between Athens, Larissa, and Vonitst, that touriowst—'
receive hourly information of the progress title semp
in fact, nothing has been left un'one Vat add .he does tow_.
vent cdiwasunieation with the aurroundine shoes—bet, 81
all the quarantine in the word will not keep it out.
All departures of vessels from Previa& to Any are
dieted. Guards are placed in all the reads t' e r mem.
cats with these pieces, and intercept all conintu• raem by
lend. The people of Athens hel much alarmed, Ael
are thinking of moving before it reaches here, A matey Ail
cipate it will do. The long talk, d-of promdtiot.a t lee bete
Promulgates at last; they co.esist of 7 velure,.
18 captains, and 20 lieuttnants 2 hay r c iced the eme
of commander of the Saviour. II hay.. he, n rem
officers, and 147 knights. The budect has not lit
been published, but, from all I can hare, the
revenue is estimated at 15,576 000 dr•ech-re,, eli
the expenditure at 14,100,000 drachm,, basing
surplus of 1,476,000 drachmas. Tee chetah., toenail.
inactive. A report is in circula ion of • rent, of
ministry, but Ido not credit it. Otho has gut very 10,4
tools, and he wool 1 be foolish to chanie them, fur others he
could not work with.
Brigandage still flourishes. In the province ttf Them e
hand of fifty plundered two villages, and eilottedoti
of the inhabitants. The crew of the French straw. r !yea
here recently voted for the election of Preeident end row
37 votes for Cavaignae, 4 for L. Bonap in and 2 dr ltupal,
Nadir, the man who flied at M. Museurus, ete, n co,
demised to the galleys for lite, in chains. Tr, bin,* ci
the Queen was celebrated on the 21.4 with all p m.,; big
the levee and the dinner were put off in cone gee ecectOthei
illness of a alight attack of fiver, which, hcweser, pawed
next day.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 28.
In politics, we have abscuirely nil. The ohiy thing nues•
bu been the wind. We have had s ime severs ge neapt
shall, no doubt, bear of some heavy 1 ases in Lit Bid
Sea. All the steartima are behind their t1:111.
A letter from Varna m'ntions that "a Ru.smn laud
war steamer came there end web away the Carsick. al
their families, which I mentioned ins termer letter hal
taken refuge at liustenge. fat enterpti.ol ens pay,
Austrian Ll..yd's, has e=tatilished a line of steamers bowels
Bourget and area ; this will be m rst advantage tit far the
city of Adrianople, which is only 50 miles itna B gore,
with a floe road leading to it."
A fire broke out at Sal..nica on the 13th, a' orm p re ,ins
khan at the back of :he house of Mr. Fo•elli, the 13-1•
glen consul. Upwards of a thousand chops have been ens.
awned. Unfortunately, it blew so hard that al the iffets
of the pumps and the unitsd exertions of tle uses& were
useless and vain in quenching the flames. Thu trighttal
misfortune, coming upon the dreadful lo.ees by the Oakes,
will sensibly injure comma tee, ar.d be anothe r ra t NON (0 the
i..habitanta of Salonica. The Pasha &hid liter,there.
vernor, behaved nobly ; be was foremost in giving insure.
tons and assistance during the conflagration, an he is sow
foremost in feeding and clothing the hungry and naked. it.
amount of Ina has not yet been ascertained.
A letter from Smytn o eta ea that " a fire broke out there
on the 10th, in a shop in Bit-b.izar, during a very strong
wind. At first it was feared there would be art awal csa
tlsgration. but, thanks to prompt succour, i• was got under
after destroying some twenty small shops. The chie of the
brigands, who hay • often robbed the mails, the :tunas Sari
Oglon, has been shot, with four of his men, he a party pot
after them. The band entrenched thrills, Ives w e hew,
but were ultimately obliged to surrender."

LA PLATA.—Dates from Buenos Ayres to the
6•h Nov. hare bean received in Livi rpool, but •heee is no-
thing of importance mentioned in the letu•r.. Mr. Southern
was still living than m an unofficial capaciky.