The Express.
London, England, 1847-08-24 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGU4T 24, 1847.

The aptatorgeneral has 15514 the Punielimed dif
parka sad west is the weirrda, aim Mae elbow of
aorabiniese who weetaided the delacionma ILdgret that
was by_ chop sad sa the larealdidirs a year of
herl=lea the MTh% and aspeldea from the
ear_at Yoe nod et
praise 4 esloalettd ahem themelves at Beep
sad Wm pima, MaM emasidosable legsgaimat had taken
I pin&
The Como easesesso that the doetlaed to mop,
the nertropo/itaa sem have boa rssrted by the
Mat. cad that the salligea ehasehoe will also socesirs7t.orp-
plied with spiritual heads.
The Faro publishes as sales/ of the taahrede central
canontittas to their payload Meads, ellosotteg then to
exert thatches m sareauesdy es pondldein the approsoking
sleeker Sir enpplying the mans ads la the ayanteadeatee,
half of wham ateshort tern oat dr ally.
The Hensler makes so esleMpt at inearrestion,
which took platy at Oneida OR the 12th, on the arrive
of the mail. It appears that the meet seagnia• =weal of
the liberal party bad redwood apes hattelna tea Madrid
by that post that their fries& lad mete he. power ; end
their disappointment rented itself in a ssidalight sally, to
effect, if possible, a pronunciamento. Bat the Melo guard
quashed their republican aspirations.
Ma distinguished progreesistas have recently quitted'
Madrid to go abroad. Among them are: Olozaga, Lajas,
Gandy*, and Gonsabeg.
The Espanol gives out that Don Cesario Maria Saes hoe
been named royal commissioner to liquidate accounts pend-
ing between the government and the banker, Ardoin, of
Paris, and ltu set out for that capital. It adds: " this
measure neoemarily involves the regulation and liquildation
of a great part of our old loans, and greatly affects the re-
sponeibility of the minister who has dictated it." After the
next week we shall see more clearly whether a hopeful sail
may not heave in sight in the political offing to cheer up the
dismal mopeds of the Spanish bondholders in England.

ATHENS, Ago. 10.
Yesterday at noon his Majesty King Otho, sur-
rounds& by his ininistsei and his guards, proceeded is regal
sires le Me new asedee et pailisment Allse tie weal
Msjeray, ken lds eau ea the tams, reed
the Mewls. spent :
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lernalle Is dr Madly el le* moue* Vilna Wills me lionid.
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repesins the hand eel Berme tried etz
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de. ea Aber were I art peer pertnelady reememeitel
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may Me the of or reMsilasm I de net Imitate,
genlearm le wpm* ow irk le pen sad w
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leer gelded= ere sw greeters at mei
up lipase endues fte tbe Tellharg ead
tbe mem% let ailemiewla mere rano 6r the he,
Mee Mat an Men MIA w® Mier as Ma Ids divine pre.
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heirken pried.
It was not until the last moment that Coletti paid the
18,000 dollars in cash, and 20,000 in a bill on Mr. Eynard,
to the British government. It was shipped on board the
Locust steamer on the 6th, just in time to enable his Majesty
to insert it in his speech, in the ungracious terms he has
done. Little or no opposition is expected in the chambers.
It is doubtful if even a single opposition member of the
half-dosen who have been returned will sit to be laughed at.
Coletti will now have it all his own way, budget and all.
Horrible accounts continue to be received from klissolonghi
and Athenian* of the acts of the brigands. On the nth
July, a band of 40 of these wretches, some dressed as gen-
darmes, and others as frontier guards, under the orders of two
men dressed as officers of the same corps, entered the village
of Bissell at noonday, went to the house of Despotopoolo,
the opposition candidate, but he was not at home. They
then seized upon his brother, • venerable priest, and his
wife, bound them, poured boiling oil upon them, and then
robbed the house of all the plate and money. Some of the
same band plundered 16 houses in the vicinity, and one of
the primates of the village, attempting to flee, was cut to
pieces. The government takes no heed of all these excesses,
nor does it attempt in any way to check them. The elections
are not yet finished. There yet remain five or six colleges to
be returned. Accounts have been received bee that Gnus
has found an asylum in Previa for himself and eighty
men. He was admitted by the governor, under the gua-
rantee of the English comet It is said that the Ottoman
government will offer Gnus a command in Albania, upon
the frontiers of Greece, so as to attract our army there, and
leave the eastern frontier open, in the event of the difference
mentioned in the King's speeehnot being amicably arranged.
Affairs is Albania have taken a decided turn against the
Porte. The rebellion is spreading. The tribe of Tumid*
formerly allies of Ismail Pacha, have turned against him ; in
fact, from Bond to Tounouria, the flag of insurrection
only Is dying. The Turkish general at Ai
is in a difficult position, fur Oittleka, who msiteAls
himself meter of Detritus immediately' after the
&pouters of the pasha, has followed him foot by
foot, blockaded him, and cut off all his supplies. The paths
and the Governor of Pennine have offered terms of concilia-
tion to Giuleka. This proves their danger. The only terms,
it is said, that °Wake will accept, is payment of his ex-
penses, the abolition of the conscription, and Albania to
be governed by its own chiefs. The English squadron is
gone to the west coast. We have only one French line-of-
tattle ship at the Pincus, the Inflexible; the other, the Tri-
ton, is gone, it is said, to Toulon, as worn out and unser-
viceable. Several cases of small-pox have appeared in
Athens. The only English man-of-war now in the Pinetts
is the Harlequin. The weather has been dreadfully hot.

MALTA, Atte. 16.
The Locust steamer came in on the 10th from
Athens, bringing ninety thousand trance, paid by the Greek
government as put of the interest due upon the loan. The
English squadron had sailed for Patru, thence to Si. coast
of Albania, to leek after the Turkish blockading unarm.
Grim had left Seats Mann, and taken refuge on board the
Matins. On the 12th the French steam•Sigat• Panama
arrived Ise Teel, Gerbi, Sfax, end Tripoli, having thus
Ilse& a tour Mee gulf, of Syrtis sad Hammered. These
sort of ilkpleys have a great effect upon the natives of those
semisivillsed pima. 'They have hitherto imagined that
England was the Ist naval power in the world ; but the
emend 1* those waters of line-of-battle ships
sell eMai tse be" =did !a a great measure to diepel
than Moste. La MKS& men.of-war has not riled Sfax
and Ould firt *any
_years. The French Sr. playing
a awasise They are endeavouring to son
Wish or at lust their laleasse, in
Bar bery, as they in Greece, and they will seressa.
A sae of abandes euened a few days ago. Same time
last miler e geumm el brume wind lien in his rat.
beht&g hedly with hisa.sseepa Ms wile, ham whoa
he had bola laiday ispented. Os gulling Males hr the
Le, he Ish his three at the Mises
Osnea's =MI as boardars."Vtled=t, stems, the
sad= usina =in an meumei amen, sad tree up her
high. at the amanita Heil. Hose, des sseseetsl
masa= to get Esesosiss of het Alm inkier, , sada*
kakis is selL To ant Yds, en ohm Women to the
Ardent aseempsaied her In a lest into the tiors har-
bour, =km the ]liar Case' ted their young ladies
wen aang he • ben, the serekret's beat pallid shag
sldo end ha l* name* the abbot laughter, about 17,
hue their bon, end sand away. The fespectat of police
ailed the ring lady at the hotel, and endeavoured to
psysaedm kw to Men to the school, bat without Week The
next bey hell* WI shad hefore the court by the Mies
Canna Ihr a =lhas• of the yens hay, mad the ease de-
cided la hoer *Mal. Tho young hay, however, refines to
leave kw oaths.,asa It rawalma to les seen how they can
eleratriegisia," bit
' ward
her
ieyet frue 'Bayne to Athous,
fell is with an lasibh brig a al
liner dim= deem
She sent a beat en heard, when bead the ma*s.
Seel,
or red drunk, end ealy we men and two boye ea board.
It appeared that the bele hat OnSeadasple with a
full craw, bat se Welly that they I= no we= ea beard,
and the captain weld an stay to est say. Whoa
through the Deekmease the nerd a= her no no
the boat, and left the ship, not *auks le go to ma in a
vessel without water. When the ,eqdo banded her,
the poor fallow at the helm was am* dui with Wen; he
said he had been there two days eel is. nights, and wee
nearly wen en. The Hariequia ant en odor sad a boat's
Grow sa Indea, sad took her Into Athens As lea Heels was
about to sail to Malta, a remises arliptat and Na men

was seat on bead to nivigale her le She arrived
Isere In saffarg en das UNA, and is sow primping ommatine.
Altbsegla ths lisalegain ay claim a salvage, it is to be
Wisithst fleo swum will not forget the yoga( =start
who Huh soma and a minable cargo of
grain Whip Me • Mali poet. The legislature ought to
pre um km whisk wovid saletaally prevent nth persons
as the swim sf Ude bet from obtaining a command, and
pu=sueso's lives sail progsmar at the mem of a demotes,
maim The NON el the brig is the Competitor,
from Upon); bound Is Lanka.

ALEXANDRIA, Ave. 9.
As the French steamer leaves this to-morrow
rinoraiae, and a mail far Bedaad b her is *aid this after-
arm at Ave, I think the Worm*. reir•idea an earth-
quake, by whisk we were vidasi tAr isplielere yes
eerday, may be walk eemeassisMing. Oa Saturday
staerngt the 7* kaau alt* estenezar=
WM /Mak Gating with a Mead at bis
the Lake Mareoes. A *elk vna ty as ed, *a
first part of which was Metably iIWASISSII4 tae