The Express.
London, England, 1866-02-05 00:00:00

SYRIA.

PARIS, Fn. S.

A despatch received here from Beyrout an-
nounces that Joseph Karam submitted to Daoud
Pacha on the 27th January. Fresh disturbances
broke out, however, on the following day, necessi-
tating the intervention of an armed force.

PARIS, PEA 4.

The Moniteur of this morning announces that
hostilities again broke out in Syria on the 28th ult.,
and that communication was interrupted between
Beyrout and Tripoli. No doubt was, however,
entertained of the speedy reestablishment of order.

INDIA.
(Via Trieste.)

-BOMBAY, JAN. 13.

An embassy from Khokand baa arrived at Lahore
in order to open better commercial relations be-
tween that country and India.
An outbreak baa taken place among the Khonds
in Southern India, but it was speedily euppresed.
The Wagher rebels at Okamundel have been de-
feated by a detachment of the 18th Regiment. The
native commandant was thanked by the govern-
, ment. _ _ _

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THE JAIdAICA Commassios.—We have received
several letters from correspondents, who have been
rendered uneasy by the announcement that Sir H.
Storks has appointed Colonel Hunt, aide-de-camp
to Governor ETre, to be his private secretary.
The accompanying statement that " the act has
given great satisfaction to the white people of
Jamaica" is pointed to as making it probable that
the new Governor, who is also the head of the Com-
mission, has placed himself in the hands of a party,
or section, and that thus the operations and results
of the Commission will be prejudiced. Sir Henry
Storks was selected by the government on account
of his strength and independence of character,
and it appears to us that a man not able to
attach to himself those persons on the spot whose
local and personal knowledge might qualify
them to be useful to him withuut failing
under their influence would be singularly
unfit for his post. We believe that most English-
men will be ready to deal by Sir Henry Storks as
they did by Governor Eyre—give him their confi-
dence until by some visible course of action he
shows that he is not worthy of it. If we had taken
up this Jamaica business as a black man's question,
as our opponents allege, we might be expected to
grieve over an appointment which has given "great
satisfaction" to the whites. So it appeared to some
of our contemporaries, defenders of Governor Eyre, a
very lamentable thing that when Sir Henry Storks
landed in Jamaica the negroes rubbed their hands
and said, " Now we shall have justice." As it is,
however, we are, end always shall be, glad when
either race believes itself able to find in the acts of
the Royal Commission guarantees of that sound
British intelligence, and that impartial British jus-
tice, on which every hope of Jamaica now depends.
—Daily News.
LIGHTING UP TUE NATIONAL COLI.ECTIONS.—A
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sionveoed by the hon. moratoria; of the South London
Committee on Museums, sod so largely attended that the
immense audience filled throughout the proceedings the
greater portion of the Lambeth Baths, was held on Friday
night last. Mr. G. M. Murphy was called to the chair,
sad be wee influentially supported on the platform. The
chairman rood oorrespoodesoe which had passed between
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