The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-18 00:00:00

MEETING OP GREEK IZSSIDENTS IP

LIVERPOOL.

The Greok residents in Liverpool held a meeting
on Saturday evening, in the Churchwardens' Room, No. 4,
Sandon-terrace. The meeting was addressed by several gen-
tlemen, and the following resolutions adopted :-1. That as
the Greek community of this town has already sent to the
provisional Greek government a congratulatory address on
the event' of the 23rd of October, signed by all, this meet-
ing fully concurs in the expressions contained in the above-
mentioned address. 2. That this meeting is of opinioa that
constitutional monarchy is the only system of government
adapted to the character, the rinciples. and the interests
of the Greek nation. 3. That this meeting feels the want in
Greece of works tending to the material development of the
civilised nations of Europe— viz., wade, railways, steam and
telegraphic communicatioa, and promises its humble
support to all government measures having for their ob-
ject the moral and material development of the country.
4. That the warmest thanks of this meeting are due to the
free press of England for its expressions of sympathy, end
ita generous support to the liberties, the progress, and the
prosperity of the Greek nation. 5. That a committee of
five gentlemen be appointed, who, guided by the above
resolutions, will act in conjunction with, or independently
of, the committees appointed in London, Manchester, or
elsewhere, in everything having for its object the moral
and material interest, of the nation. The committee was
then elected as follows : Messrs. G. M. Papavanni, Am-
hroise Sechiari, P. Z. Rodocooachi, John Candli, G. A.
Lydia.
The following is the translation of the congratulatory
address from the Greeks in Liverpool to the provisonal
government :
"To the President of the Provisional Government of
Greece.—Sir,—We, the undersigned resident Greeks in this
tows, have been informed with the greatest possible plea-
sure of the salutary political change of the 23rd October,
and have listened with the greatest joy to the contents of
the proclamation and the decree of the provisional govern-
ment, by which is announced the universal, peaceable, sod
bloodless revolution of the Greek citizens of all classes, in
order to depose the fatal for the nation political system, the
said proclamation and decree having been read to us while
assembled in church by the Greek consul of this town. We
hasten to congratulate the provisional government for the
preservation of peace and order while such an important
event was taking place, and having every confidence in the
experience, wisdom, and patriotism of the members of the
provisional government and the ministerial council, we feel
auurt d that the same peace end order whicli have been so
loudly applauded by ell Europe will continue to be preserved
natal the happy day on which the monarch elect of the
National Assembly will take the reins of the government for
the good of the country.
"Liverpool, Nov. 7, 1862."

The following appointment has been made in the
Royal Naval &eery°. To be Sub-Lieutenant :—John
Bumpier Joyner.
It is understood that an effort will be made to have
the execution of any criminal who may be convicted in
future at the Central Criminal Court to take place on Tues-
day instead of Monday, and thus avoid the desecration of
the Sabbath that take. place under the present amnia.
meat for the executions to take place on Mondays.
As the law stood formerly, the execution of persona
convicted of murder was compelled to tame place within
*Wit-and-forty hours after conviction, and trials were
always Axed to take place 01 the Friday of tie sessioe, so
that iu the • mot o: a arivictiou a Sunday would intervene,
and the culprit thus obteired twenty-fear horn additional
respite. At p-ascent, however, no such reason esiste fee
the sestetwe being carried out ao Mo )(lay, and if the day
were to be altered to Tuesday, it is considered by all who. is
the performance of their duty, are unhappily compelled to
take a part in such a painful proceeding, that it would be •
very bee•ficial change.
thITATAL PALACIL 07111 Beituanci DAT.•-•
MOYDAY. NOVILMBEII IT.— Admiairiona on payment, 630;
dabs by mama Wm* 661; total, 1,311.