The Express.
London, England, 1856-08-16 00:00:00

TURKEY.

We have received the Constantinople journals and
letters to the 4th. The Council of Ministers met
eery frequently, but no measures of any great ins-
portanos had resulted, although the financial question
and that connected with railways require a prompt
solation. The accounts from the Principalities were
not of any great importance. The union of the pro-
vinces was the general subject of conversation. The
members of the commission for fettling the new line
of frontier had each sent a report of his proceedings
to his own government ; and it was expected that the
disputed question of Bolgrad would have to be settled
by diplomacy. M. Georges Stirbey, son of the ex-
hospodar and commander•in-chief of the Wallachian
army, his been dismissed, as well as M. Keen, hie
private secretary. The organisation of the Molda-
vian bank at Jassy, with branches at Galati, bra.
and Onion, was being pushed forward very actively.
The establishment of this bank, which was one of

the kat sots of the administration of Prince Mika,
will be, it is considered, of immense advantage to the
country.

GREECE.

Veda Gazette of Berlin denies the rumour
which bee been in circulation that Austria has
made representations to the Western Powers rela-
tive to the ev►cuation of Greece; the cabinet of
Vienna, that journal declares, has not sent any note of
the kind. The exchange of notes on the subject
ceased, it says, about the middle of June, the Western
Powers having then declared, in a joint note to the
°shiest of Vienna, that the troops should evacuate
Greece as soon as the Government of that country
should give sufficient guarantees that tranquillity
should not, in any respect, be troubled.

EGYPT.

ALEXANDRIA, AvoreT 5.

The vise of the Nile, which this year is very rspid,
promises most favourably for the b t. The Viceroy,
indeed, will Inge Alexandria on the 9tb in order to pro-
ceed to Cairo for the ceremonial of opening the Kai*
This is the same given to the noel whisk La thrown epee
by breaking down a dyke when the Nile has reached •
Cfrtlo% height. 0 ily speaking, this coma is thrown
cries at a somewhat later period, hut this year the waters
will bare goner obtained the level when they can be ad-
mitted late the Kalig. It will coincide with the festival Or
the Bairam. .

The railway from Cairo to Sum on which mantel,
more than twelve or fifteen hundred eorkmen were em-
ployed, is about to It ceive a most active impulse by tripling
the number of workmen. The Viceroy has personally
given the meat preclie main to this 'Met to the moudirs ot
prefects, whom he bed (amply summoned before hies.
Bach province will 13) required to furnish a proportionate
number of men, as was done in the cue of cleanitg out the
Mahmoudieh canal. As the work wiU to all on the dry
lend, two cubic metres (43 cubic feet) will be required
of each mss, and certaitly the first months of prat year
will not have passed before the Indian mail is brought by
rail from Sets to Alezandria. An enormous raving would
thereby be e fleeted, for the cornice of conveying the mail
according t 3 striating airaegemenfs are considerable, and
nevertheless they do not alwass ware • perfectly regales
aware. Meanwhile the electric tilegtaph along the line
from Cairo to Sues is completed, and a e arty as the 26:11 of
'hay lan • few amerces could be transmitted.
There is much talk bore about a recent occurrence, which
is ludierou enough. The principal actor is a Prussian
merchant, wines name does not it red very high. This per-
ms purchased two steamers at Cairo, which belonged to one
of the princes. lie hoisted • great Premien fiag, end eon-
seined carryirg on • bounces in the towing Foe for the
wheat eery's, in opproitioe to the new company, sate-
blhhed in cniformity with a deuce of the Viceroy. Now,
as only governmect vessels are per/ain't' is navigate tie
Nile, though the pretended Prussian steamers may have
entateeded in performing one voyage without oppotHos•
positive cider@ have been issued to pet a stop to a sawed
attempt. The consul-general of Prattle, we may add, is
about to leave this place to falfil a higher mission from has
wart at Brasil.

The actors of the celebrated theatre of Inkermann
haws jest arrived at Path, and iotond giving representations
shortly at one of the principal tbeatrr•
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