The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-30 00:00:00

TURKEY.

The German journals announce that there are
great movements in Bulgaria. A part of the popu-
lation is retiring to the mountains, and that part
which emigrated to Russia last year is returning
home. Many thousands have already arrived at
Widdin.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.
ADICILAIXT. JOLT 29. APPOINTMENTS. —Sur-
goon J. A. Mould to retire INA the lank of isopector-gtooo-
- al looopitok sod floolo.
AmistootePaymistors Maas. to the Caniuoriaad;
sod LB. Tooker Ba charge), to the Viodblivo.

NAVAL Pain Motram—Notice is given in last
night% Gazette that preperatione are now being made for
the istended dist:Made. of the slave and tamp boa-
ties ....aura far **Vine. aserosakasris, captured as
the 19th November. by ber W*oo Alp Fakes. A
similar notice le gives mad le the proses& and slave
basse7 Ih• elyl=pienedi ifs 191 i May, 1861,
by her Monstrosity

The AbeiUe du Nord of St. Petersburg relates the
following :—" A young men, about 20 years of age, named
Dversinaki, employed as clerk ie the dem of the Governor
of the province of Vormege, took from the cash box con-
fided to ha care 14,000 roubles (41r. each), and eight or tee
gold models worth about 150 roubles each, intended se
pines for horse mem. He also took some posting permits
and blank passports for foreign countries, and then started
for London. By inserting sometimes one name and then
another on the posting permits, he reached Moscow, and
then proceeded by mil to fit.iPstmeberg, where he perjured
different articles, which be sent is present. to his relatives.
By forging the named the Governor of Yoe:mese on one of
the blank passports, be managed to reach Berlin, where he
remained for some days, and then started for London, where
he arrived safely, and represented himself as a political
refuges. Being against of the language, be found him-
self rather at a lose in the Snell& capital, bat
he got himself installed in a comfortable lodging, and
his time in visiting the Exhibition and eom-
foetable tenable Owe ateraiwg be heard a knock at his door, and,
on opretwit, washamesetrack at seeing before him, in his
fall Irian uniform, Coligay, the chief of the olice of
Veme The first word uttered by the unwelcome viable
was. 'Where is the money? No answer was at first
given, kw Dversimiti was completely stupefied by the appa-
relss of the Itaselaa ; but on the question being repeated,
be stammered eat, ' I have got it—but not all.' Give me
what you have, said M. Col guy. The mosey being handed
over, lf. Coligny gave a signal, and several of the London
police: who had been waiting to watch the effect of the fire
appearance of the Russian functionary. mitered the room.
The fugitive then delivered up also to IL Coligny the gold
medals, a handsome gold watch and chain, ke., which had
been purchased with the produce of the robbory." The
&mem journal does not say whether the English police
book the fugitive into custody or sot.
Su ranirrrrion OF Tug 1:L1/M004—The payout
Proknot contains a strong illustration of Dative
superstition not unlike Edger Poe's famous tale of
the Egyptian mummy which the Yanks doctors
restored to temporary life by electricity. Lash October
a Gujeerati Banian died. While the preparations
were being made for his cremation, up he rose, and rn the
midst of COofasion asked, "What are you doing to me here?"
The assembled people said, "These preparations we ere
making consequent upon your death." Open this the revived
person said "Oh, brothers, I was taken by four men to a
place at a distance, where there was a kind serrouoded by
his court. He said to them, ' this creature still wants
29 minutes to complete his exiltence. Take him bock to
his house and bring me indeed on old person of the Kunbi
mate living a few miles off from Oonui. Upon this I was
set at liberty. All this took place before my very
eyes." The earembled relatives were greatly astonished te
hear this and to disabuse themselves of say doubt about it,
they sect two messengers to the village referred to. It
was found that an old woman of Kuehl Will had *dually
died there a few minutes before, and the Banian died 28
minutes after. The fulfilment of the two statements of the
Belden naturally caused no alight sensation in the village.
Pont-orrice GRIEVANCTX.—A general meeting
of the employes of the Post-oelke was held lam evening at
the British School Room, Cowper-street, City-road, for the-
purpose of considering the present position of the question
affecting their grievances consepient upon the discussion in
the House of Commons on the 22nd instant. Mr. Padfield
was celled to the chair, and several speakers having addressed
the meeting, resolutions ware adopted to the effect that
every exertion should be used to bring the grievances com-
plained of more fully and effectually before the house in
the ensuing serial ; end that in consequence of a proposed
mediation by, a committee of gentlemen between the Poet.
office employes and the Leeds of the Treasury, it should be
left to the discretion of the committee to art upon it if they
think fit, but that they are now open, as they always had
beea, to any hosourable settlement of their grievasoes.
A vete el thanks was passed by acclamation to Sir George
Bowyer Mr. Cox and Sir S. Northoote, for their advocacy
the feteer ' mum in the House of Commons.
HIALTH Os LONDoN.—The weekly return issued
by the Registrar-amend Metes that 1,137 deaths from ell
causes were registered in London in the week that ended
last Saturday. The average ember of deaths id the
weeks of 185241 that correspond with last week is found,
with correction for population, to be 1,242. The deaths
last week were therefore lees by a hundred than the num-
ber that would have been recorded under the average rata
of mortality. The births last week exceeded the deaths in
the same time by 621. Typhus was returned in 74 cases, 32
of which were described as "typhus," 18 es "typhoid
fever," aid the remainder as " gastric fever," " low fever,"
&c. Five deaths from typhus occurred in the sub-district
of St. Margaret, Westminster ; 13 were returned by the
London Fever Hospital. Measles and scarlatina were
returned in almost equal numbers ; the former 49, the
latter 48. About half of the deaths from measles oc-
curred in the east districts, chiefly I-Tweeters:is, where
seven were recorded. Scarlatios prevails in Kensington,
five fatal cases of it having i een registered io the town sub-
district. Diarrhea exhibited a decided increase last week ;
the deaths from it roes from 39 to 68, besides which there
were Mae from English cholera. Of the 77 deaths referred
to the two beads • diarrhos" and "cholera," 67 occurred
to children, chiefly infante. A eowkeeper, aged 63 years,
died at 49, Paul-street. Sboreditch, of " oholerec diarrbtes,"
after 48 hours' illness. The widow of a wine-cooper, aged
58 years, was found dead at 7, Church-yard, Hackney, from
"disease of the lungs, accelerated by want cif eourisbnisat
and want of cleanliness." (Inquest.) The wife of a sein
aged 41 years, died at 5, Spresd-eagle.street. Limehous
typhoid fever, from the want of common neon ranee."
The latter return is certified by the medical attendant.
Last week the births of 887 boys and 871 girls, in all
1,758 children, were registered in London. In the ten cm-
respoodieg weeks of the years 1b5241 the average Dumber
(corrected) was 1,782
The Derby Mercury announces the important
discovery of a continuation of the coal field on the Oohs
Park errata. sear the Greeley station of the Leicester end
Burton Hallway. " It has been hitherto supposed that the
Greeley and Mein coal field was terminated ou the west
mid south-west by a fault mole, from seer the Greeley
station towards Nett enrol and Doeisthome • but Mr.
Daniel, the proprietor of the Coto° Park estate, situated
at the south-west of the fault, baring reason to think that
the halt was sot eenslenve spinet the possibility of
"Mamie milting Rader his property, boring for oval was
vigorously proessded with. sad last week resulted in the
discovery ef a very "amble seam of coal of more than
13 feet thighs& the depth eI HO yards. The bed of oral is
identical with the male beds 01 the Moira and (keno
oollimiss.*

22AREGENT-STREET, LONDON.
MAITIN BROTHERS (by viola mahatma& to
lie I. Majesty Napoleon III.), SILVERSMITHS. Dorm
Miner Dressing-clue Manufacturers, and Cullen. Queen's
cutter, term, sbeMeld, have the honour to annonnoe that
they have
COMMENCED BUSINESS at
PLEMIBIIII the WEE T-END of LONDON, by
222, at
RIGA INT -Emu:sr.
Ira a tarp collection of their number:et, sad they hope to
nerve r they will endeavour to sent, en exteradon of the
favours hitherto awarded them at their City Establishment,
and es, KINO WILLIAM-81'1MT.

HENRY BRETT and CO.,
Brandy Mattlien and Wins Merchants.
MOLBOLN•BAES, and 30, BBOBNI-STBEET, WATERLOO-
BLACK