The Express.
London, England, 1853-01-11 00:00:00

GREECE.

We have advices from Athens of the 27th ult. At
that date it was believed that an important ministe-
rial modification was imminent. The retirement of
M. Riga, Minister of the Interior, was anticipated
with certainty. The country was in a state of tran-
quillity. The Minister of Finance had presented the
budget for 1853, the expenditure of which was for
once balanced by the receipts.

TURKEY.

We have advice from Constantinople of the 26th
ult. The nine steamers which, according to former
advice', should have left for the Adriatic coast, were
still at Constantinople. It was believed, however,
that as the Porte was fully determined to act with
energy against the Montenegrins, the vessels would
leave at once, and that strong reinforcements would
be sent by land to Omer Pacha. Nafiz Pacha, former
minister of finances, had been summoned before a
council of ministers, and informed that, as the de-
ficit of the customs farmer, Djezaerli (amounting
to 6,000,000 francs) had liken place under his
administration, ho would be held responsible, to the
last farthing of: his property. On the 18th of De-
cember, M. de Lavalette notified the Emperor's
essamion. In the Journal de Constantinople of
Dee. 24 we read :—" The exchange on Europe, which
bas ktely been inordinately high, is again becoming
PARIS, MONDAY ArrEeNocnc. somewhat more regular. At the Bourse the day
There has nothing transpired here of telegraphic before yesterday the fall averaged 1 per cent.
importance since the last post. The political atmo- Exchange on London fell from 117 to 116, and the
sphere is decidedly hazy, and the commercial is by !general opinion is that the movement will continue
no means clear, while a hurricane is blowing in the in the same direction. By an imperial ordonnance
Channel, so that the mail boats cannot cross from tof the 20th ult. Ali Glushb Paella, son of Reschid
Calais to D.ver. The various government securities Pacha, is dismissed from the office of councillor of
have today fluctuated considerably, and although the state."

Majority for Gladstone M.
QUARTER PAST FOUL
Gladstone 712
Perceval

Majority for Gladstone ll4
SI.VI O'CLOCK.
Gladstone 721
Pereeval

Majority for Gladstone lll
Number polled 1,331.
Amongst the supporters of Mr. Gladstone to-day were
Rev. W. L. Pope, Travers Twits D.C.L., Rev. It. C.
Powlca, Professor Donkin, Right Hon. Sir David Dundee,
Sir Charles Wood, M.P., U. Bethel', Esq., M.P., Mr.
\V. S. Degdale, T. K. Chambers, D.M., Rev. \V. Sewell,
8.D., Rev. H. J. Dyson, Rev. W. C. Page, Rev. T. Hen-
derson, Archdeacon Thorp (Durham), Mr. J. Conington.
The Bishop of Moray and 'toss paired for Mr. Gladstone
with Archdeacon Bouverie.
Amongst the supporters of Mr. Perceval were Sir James
Buller Host, Rev. J. Blotch, 8.D., Rev. J. Smith, 8.D.,
Thomas Farley, D.D., Rev. It. Michell, S.D., J. W. Crary.
LLD, C. A. Ogilvie, D.D., C. Lempriere, D.C.L.

SlGPWRECK.—lntelligence reached Liverpool on
Sunday night of the total loss of the new ship Vanguard,
of and from St. John's., N. 8., laden with timber fer Liver-
pool. The Vanguard had experienced very boisterous
weather for several days, and sprung a leak on the 16th
December, when she ultimately became waterlogged. All
the crew kept constantly at the pumps fbr nine days. The
water gaired upon them, and they abandoned the vessel on
I the 26th in lat. 10 N., lon. 54 W., and were picked up by
the L•idy Sole Irom New Orleans, which arrived at Liver.
pool on Suiut.y. The Vanguard belonged and was con•
signed to hlessr. f faruock, Bibby, and Co., of Liverpool.
MCNIFICENT ESIDOWNIENT.—Sir Michael Shaw
Stewart, Bart., has endowed the church at Greenock with
3001. per annum, et..d 1001. for a curate, on condition that
daily aerricy shall never cease to be paTorMed.

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First prize, A. F. Jones, Bedford; second prize, Mrs. J.
I:girlie.

others,tc.ahh opusur, Church, some
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was fully determined to act with Mr. Selby, midshipman, still at hospital. CLASS 36.—First prize, Mr. J. C. Adkins; second prim,
he Montenegrins, the vessels would Majority for Gladstone lll John Kevin, R.M.A., still at hospital. ditto ; third prize, 31r. T. R. Edwards, Lyndhurst.
QUARTER FAST TOUR. Thomas Wrens, stoker, still at hoapital. POLAND FOWL.—(GOLDEN WITII RLFIS OH SHARDS)
I that strong reinforcements would Gladstone 712 Samuel Talbot, R.M.A., still at hospital. CLASS U.—First prize, Mr. J. C. Mapplebeek ; second
o Omer Pacha. Nafiz Paeha, former removal
mees, had been summoned before a Charles Knight, gunner's mate, still at hospital. Street, near Clastoubury. with various s
G. V. SIYKOIIII.
Ors, and informed that, as the de- Majority for Gladstone ll4 (Signed)
street,CLA toms farmer, Djezaerli (amounting PM O'CLOCK.Siliu3l9l..—First prise, Muter G. Homer, Charlottes
borne 16 vario
Gladstone 721 POLAND FOWL.—(GOLDBX Tremor? arm OR MIDS.)
ince) had awn place under his
Perceval
o would be held responsible, to the SlLlPWitECK.—lntelligence reached Liverpool on ham; second prize, Miss E. S. Perkins, Sutton Coldfield. midst of these
his property. On t 18th of De- Majority for Gladstone lll Sunday night of the total loss of the new ship Vanguard, I CLASS 41.—First prize, Mr. W. Cutler, Batliampten I groom, who, t
Lavalette notified the Emperor's umber polled 1,331. of and from St. John's, N. 8., laden with timber far Liver- second prise, the lion. Mrs. Finch, Berkhampton. the processic
he Journal de Constantinople of Amongst the supporters of Mr. Gladstone to-day were pool. The Vanguard had experienced very boisterous
POLAND
—" The exchange on Europe, which Rev. W. L. Pope, Travers Twits D.C.L., Rev. IL C. weather for several days, and sprung a leak on the 16th CLASS 42.—First ;prize, Messrs. Baker, Chelsea; wend reaching the
nordinately high, is again becoming December, when she ultimately became waterlogged. All Towles, Professor Donkin, Right Hon. Sir David Dundee, f. prize, Mr. C.
Sir Charles Wood, M.P., K. Bethel', Esq., M.P., Mr. the crew kept constantly at the pumps fbr nine days. TheLlti ke ; third prize, Mr. G. Vivian.
CLASS 13.—First prize, Mr. G. Vivian ; second priers by order of th
aev. F F. Si
regular. At the Bourse the day \V. S. Dugdale, T. K. Chambers, D.M., Rev. \V. Sewell, water gaired upon them, and they abandoned the vessel on
lilaster G. Horner.
the fall averaged 1 per cent. 8.D., Rev. H. J. Dyson, Hey. W. C. Pave, Rev. T. Hen- the 26th in lat. 40 N., lon. 54 IV., and were picked up by PuLAND FoWL.—(SILTBIt, wrrwove 1111111/ OS 111A1iot) was John Cle
'Rion fell from 117 to 116, and the derson, Archdeacon Thorp (Durham), Mr. J. Conington. the Lady Sole from New Orleans, which urrived at Liver. l CLASS 44.—Second init.:, Mr. C. J. Mould. married to El
Pool on Suoul,y. The V anau.ird belonged and was con• BANTAIIs.--(GOLD-LACRD.) At the condo
I that the movement will continue The Bishop of Moray and 'toss paired for 31r. Gladstone
with Archdeacon Bouverie. signed to Mean.. (Saruock, Bibby, and Co., of Liverpool. CLASS 48,—First prise, Mr. G. C. Adkins ; wand pliSet ROT. Minister lion. By an imperial ordonnume
Ali Chad) Pacha, son of Weald Amongst the supporter'. of Mr. Perceval were Gir James MtIiIPICENT ENDOWMENT.—Sir Michael Shaw Mr. H. T. Leigh, Turnham-grelia. declaring the
Buller Oust, Rev. J. Blatch, 8.D., Rev. J. Smith, 8.D., Stewart, Bart., ha. endowed the church at Greenock with ISANTAMS.—(SILVIIR-LACIM) introduce Ski
ed from the office of councillor of Thomas Farley, D.D., Rev. It. Michell, 8.D., J. W. Cary 3001. per annum, ei.;.l 1(101. for a curate, on condition that i First prize, A. I. Jones, Bedford; second prize, Mrs. I. parted in the
D.D., C. A. Ogilvie, D.D., C. Lempriere, D.C.L. daily service shall never cease to be performed. . I:girlie. Uughter, ant
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