The Express.
London, England, 1858-09-15 00:00:00

exceed these weeks. The disgraced ministers have
received, according to custom, visits of condolence
ken the Dragomans of the different ambassadoes,
excepting those of England and France.
The builperodones Beige mentions a statement of
its correspondent from the same place, and of the
woe date, to the intent that the extravagance of
the Sultanas was made use of as a mere pretext for
getting rid of their husbands, insemuch as they,
though the lawful lords and masters of their ladies,
had in point of fact no con,rol over their expenditure.
It is the Sultan him,elf who fixes the budget and
appoints the intendants of his sisters and daughters.
The following is a translation of the official text
of the imperial Hatt, read at the sitting of the Divan
it Constantinople on the 28th of August (17 Mid:Lor-
re= 1273), the Sultan being present :

It is kaosn to sll that the finincial situation is of vital
aperture for all affairs of the country. For some tines
other pre-oorepatices sad laforeesee cirettmeteaces have
renewed it impossible to azareise a aufileiset ea over
the well enderelood scosooly cd admi.,
It has sat bees possible to find the necemery fonds for
set the met urgent improvements, wink m
: ode,-
7,171 Z weal atom= had to give way to expeeme that
were reeler seed mutate), such as donation, high salaries, ice.
The tesetionarke of the government, given to fumy and
estestetne, Ilviag b.yosd their mean., have, by this coi-
gns prepediced the Urinals of the state, prevented the fe-
mme of the grammes sad prosperity of our acapire, fa-
bled fialnage_on ths
Si
sad prospnity d en
kets whom God has confided to our folk:tads.
It is ear moat lively wish to neon the progress at NO-
Alma, of comsawce, sad of industry, which are all dupla-
dest aims the prosperity and wealth of our subjects.
The ceneoll width we of late have created, composed of
nee .Wain, will be exclasively engaged la Ala lash.'
The common is charged with improving the Male el the
thrum be employing all possible means for annals, wens
um, sad profitless expenditure, sad for sentries Is oar
waken, who are the pnncipal poems of the muse of the
earn treatpdfilty, security, and prosperity.
Tale sound is deeply reverend of the arguer, of the ap-
pliance of the ern part of the budget to the Peek of our
abuse end to %tenni improvement.
With the asaistesce of God, we entertain the hope the, in
s eon thee, the melt of the deliberation of this council
will sake Itself hk; that the debts of our treasury w:11 be
regulated In an equitable manner, and that the expesei..tre
k Sitars reinath within the limit. of economy.
Front lessinforeard all those who will furnish articles either
b oar ma palace or to that of the tleltassa, or who may
had mosey
chemise will ba stles at than, will
ittad. an be pald, sad as claim of such a

Oe the same dq t the geraskler was entrusted with the
emotion of times measures this ordrr wee cotentonicat .d to
all foreign teerchente, sad to the native corporations.
We bare besides taken the firm resolution to bestowal' rem
DM on the better regulation of our per opal swam We
Mole, in the most solemn way, 01 our minbtem sod feat.
mewls. to watch carefully over the espeaditare at the gees,
Whoever shell bide or tolerate say &bugs will be preiefar 1
by God, and we, too, will treat him with the utmost severity
tor the good ofixtr government.

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thought that their taunt omelet. not ,va eetesta.:cie sot
Mary, *bey met seek It la the glory rod strew of dr

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free expenses, sod to protege the mom flees beisg .p.
ezprotlyeilvety, lby meet compreheett that w d pr eeo-
7Vws kr trots prowls(' kletity end pottietime.
isattymamoble, to express it whit hooky, that every-
body Amid hoe wields hie men&
..dais the ot this Orme, to sake ear
hehip known hi white meld.
Gad prOand Mai tatehibl seolPeste.