The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-21 00:00:00

TURKEY.

OXFORD ELECTION.

(RON OCZ owe
CONSTAITINOPLII, JITIM S.
The Danube navigation Nebo bed bees waiting
for the return of the Prunes skier, segimest, Herr
Kohlling, from Paris. He wee eseempoded by
several ewineers from Berlin, and the work. were
commenced immediately. The first thing he did waa
to make a rseennaissenes of the Danube, in order to
frame his plans accordingly. The European mat-
mission of the Danube, with all their officials from
%Media, then embarked on beard a French war
claimer for a voyage to Bulina and back, in the
donne of which they visited end examined all the
points indicated by Herr Nobiling whore *tetra=
and impedimenta to the Danube
The plans of Herr :Cebu. wee stair= tins
inspected by the • sad the remit ei
their delibemtioes was tact the following operation'
were ordered to be wriertaltaa
1. From Galan downwards, near the island of
Caitate, embankments, with so-called spurs, are to be
coostructed, in order to promote the removal of the
Namesake which exist in the Kilia branch of the
river.
2.A canal is to be cut across the Kilia branch of
the river, to avoid the great circuit which must now
be made to keep aloof from the rocks at Tuldocha.
3. In order to the removal of the sandbank d
Arganya, and to avoid some windings of the river,
several other embankments are to be built.
4. The banks of the Danube in the neighbourhood
of Salina are to be strengthened, and a harbour is to
be formed at that place.
Them works are to be completed in two yeecs, but
two conditiuns me requisite—that the fans te de-
fray their cod be at hand, and that the wakes el
the Danube be not too high. The general opinion
is that a want of money will intervene, for the Pate
lad only given Omer Pasha 20,000 ducats for these
worts when he was lest here, which sum is of ammo
quite insignificant for these gigantic works. Wee
wee should be taken in time to provide for Waal
verity.
We have news from Clematis of a conflict whisk
his taken place upon the Kuban, the details of while
am now anxiously looked for, since it is known to
have been obstinately contested. Beer Pasha has
ameeeded with immense trouble in bringing loves
gto the
battle.
Kuban, which did him good genies is
The Press* d'Orisat publishes a letter from Tillie,
which purports to give an soeseat of the Reiss
military forces in the Cannes, bat I believe that
the numbers given are very_ meek exaggerated, sad
may be reduced to earhalL The army of the Can
ewes assists d the 19tk, 20th, and 21st division
with NI battalions of reserve, mg ft other battallem
to be. the depots. At Twang there is a division
of 16 battalions of field troops, sad 6 reserve batta-
lions. Besides thew 16 battalions of active troop sad
4of reserve are stationed on the Bleak Sea. Pruos
Beriatneky, es aminander-in-chief of the troops ins
the Catwsms, has at bis dismal twelve battalions 4
irregular militia, a regiment of dragoons, eoesistiag
of ten active squadrons and two reserve oedema,
besides twelve regiments of mounted
styled " Commack, of the Black Sea." These amount
altogether to 9,000 men ; and there are nine bat-
taboos of Cossack infantry, numbering altogether
shoat 6,200 man. Ia addition to these, there an
20 regiments of Commits of the Caucasus, consisting
entirely of cavalry, to the amount of 16,000 men,
sad she the Cammack, or the Bea of Azov, compelled
of tea annise, or 1,2.10 men. Them troops have
411 pines of artillery, served by 880 men, besides
N add-pieces, with 1,360 artillerymen, and 64
mountain Rune. which hare 604 gunners to serve
them. To the above ferns must be added three bat-
talions of engineers and the foot Chaseeurs. With
the troops the Heiden' keep the mountaineers of
the Caucasus under • strict blockade, on the right
band occupying the fine of the Kuban, the Wee,
mad the Black Sea, whilst on the left hand the rivers
Terek sod Knr. the masts of the Caspian Bea, sad
the road* to Georgia, are closely watched.
The murderer of Cbefki Pasha has been pat to
death with the bowstring. Four other capital sm•
teem lave bees panel 17 the judicial authorities
Yesie d whit am the andenned were
elmse, an he the sem two as they were
(boats, who were eammosi is a shier et KadikoLl
The festival of the Cbsonehlea bee is MN ;going
ea. Yesterday, the beelgs omllemodem slimed with
the Sakes et the pin it Dims Dalai& The
harden nuideete h till' d 4., the 4th of July,
IseW Wltlffllla I I lbat itipludence
Tie a banged at 1128114144 disk appropriate
spate= wee ddiresei

The nomination of molidaton for the representa-
tion of this borinelt Walt plass yastirday at 12 o'clock, in
the Tows-hall yard, whew womb of 2,000 perms had
—bbd. The Mayor Valli lbw* Bag.) spend lits
procashoss, orsassibs good Wow d madsrathos.
Aldsoman Wit. Inas aisirad tWa Litt Ilinsarebis
Edward Cardwell, bat ma Nel by web mass, Woos, con-
fusion sad air of ultra*" that very little of his Ranch was
saditia.

MrTit N. Cams, bier, ON stir illi-areet, Ina DAM
speed eletoried IMISCSIMMISM
Mr. EDMUND DOSS, Pm mid, WOO INS Sielived
with loud sloe., asedeled Mr. Willi Miepro
Thacker, ea • II ei yam pia to reparin Ibm in
* OMR or
beewe
mks. brow arrobi oteid
libblibb
Mr. TIASIMPAT awe OMISOMMig. al=
the Wire, id that wira be abe 10
be saw as the roe side placer& bee wee
media tie IS Trig the lr
Hi Edw.
Chisel weird dearly fa L be deo eaw
Loam *mai bet there ree r ma" bit that be
.well be drawl is pellieb As bell
ailei-red be Yt r in lib elle, be
asweaddra—areig lab sides id be led in whet
pad brow (Oberea Thq hi bid bin ppm
wed seeroir, wi be wird he swell rim web • era
as bol ben nab Id W; wed dry bed dee brad the
spier stele lliebt Mi. Mid CAMMIL Tbq led
era hie pair e; bdwbm we the baby t areiller
id lead elier.)lllby WM Waste= poi beM Ora t
He veided lona arias ie re Mr. Oriedl,
bibs wain to bib bib ilk lie, be whist. le=
hi • trew pretkor, rib pimp woe not alle=:
INMOmissii• mow. (Ireiter end dram)
reereee
bed ben yetd beet le Mart Tirebery) boldltiy rieb, si be
; bin Mr. Coa's Mir war b
utile, lidera, &fig. hi bid that not
.tideb l• waserit Era taw dire, di
bee pobeid peel riereity, 1/7Creset
die its bed ad hi tire aid is at be tire et
Aim =its pi ea ble leer mod ride
lb Weirasmia dui raieder (ibis bay
we lobe lei mini drib art beastili deg se he
hi are add sat lo abut eft die ardor
ot ell WM/ habbild te dr *Oily • tithe 4:
tie woe lbe err rite dewily et Mai 41deb wee
sat prisidy bat lib wieried ardor ot
boo illilbaluded war. Thar um ird
arm q psi ere lid arertei air beedloberi
lied bere • merembie et di NW ISM
ll* hen 4 orb • awe they petenwl le
prdarrt la di pies et bb ereedi MM Mr. Nob
Lid sal lib • npreeinthe was
MISIO ad Tilibreellime= be (Mr. Near) di or y
weerefiszo4as letewzrbielo mithitert
dim) en bid dZy eleam=rrettt
berry be bed saw (airers)—
art • •pima wadi etribred Raw
Malawi at Mat HMIs gast, Oak d, Wei
rmadeagesidetive, be very beet they bid tail,ki wee rid
bade wed they ware Lb ilia • is to segrosat, Lowe.
He (Mr. TWmay) and thaesild to sere fire ; he My
awes tamed at a recent wtwelt wee bowery tar roweese
Mr. Neatiterieee id pirsigir=
lidetenqi. hide belied is err
be did irt bide di,
iglittrisism bre abater
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elialianz. ammo=orbs;
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=sliempi lewd, bile ear seesibase ;
babied te • pety elms atiost the bat
per balm bid le Ilbe beam el
Pewee be tdegd to • pry Alb, it l bed her
b rlt
led sr bra rend by dee bar
frewairseMlaggned Mpg lie Iwo-
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b• Mai lees riergembei be
Toile prey ezbillsi be art tla
OM MOM IMRSMIM ebbs lee darts,
=Tr r Apia end spire es ell Iheetip giediem
wei• saw et wer—ippil in • met air weds
Isi Diil
whet Abase Pablo bad see bred id
wee bier rib ? Maw, bear.) aid die era
wiroWise- Tuft pi,' and lid obi Pdis
opine, our or be aro tie aeobt to be pot hewer& by
Ark? .bir.„."Litrei.j._,..th..nr.....l
=ear* qtritlei obi 17"0 pall, bay ri-
b and omit hope that if bey died bin le pie-
dash Oki kbaoll be able to obviate tit Si
am is lied Gs de oder aide reerieed—"tisillie
mid ose upst" He web not sprit wry well, be
km Ha oil sat to rat gib items* by be
paei, td be maid by wirt be hit on say piles. Me um
ails le lei brim Mir* IS MOM
Mle open Masi ten mot to
tom set regoloi to be *We maa
bat lo to
beim cad be Pier as Hear d t7erri
id in del wit he is gig le ay awl dellerdil 0,
ei Ore be bed ad dr bird bit be rib be ibis
IVMedrdiaim eer it dor Weil ebbs the SWISS
Ga) Witt. belnteweduew to
is obi it he wee sir the bower at la~rd, tortirtMMM
rtd Y was le be beet of his bilge be to be bib
tbed agreed ea dlr. He was lathies be elm Or%
wee tir ft mew. (Load thew) Timid
wire
be p ben their &Wm Thy ad set me
dr
list trernerr, they bid beet Urea wilt.
en
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lies the die
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seprentatire, boy wail
raw No him to yeatierit be wee it bib
to be pied qiebbee, bet be wail see rethey AMOK Ilum way pair dry bed me&
Us arid bibs dr bier they lei been lAEA&
ibig orb et be reit el treespegi ler
ers's perderslows t min deb-meet. be Imoar wig be
lib wit le. aawoltter.) If it Obi Om to is
bre b. wail ie Ile beet to sapped mit hatilesk,iiiii
hie arimildied Mr. Neste wroablliwo erappeted AI
hie Pei Me weld do kis best to awe lba bid err
✓itriyidab bed k udl, Woe* Me lee dimeend
ire be cambedi be wild pridilealeadm 'goowill
to N., to prefer •is et drab rMier-be dr lib
parity aid eacelleat rester is Alb be lei by bed
raretieg. (Mr. flabby was baby epiried ups be
otorlares of hbagsi)
Mr. Janus PI KS, Mirrierrhiurt, sagas et tbe petitioners
asaiseß Mr. Nei, bete aria to beer the electors,
bat sad with raft opera= that Lie bloods *carolled Mr.
Mockers, to ea *a • *dog_
Mr. TKASSIMAT MY dire wee • podia* dere who
had •kr weeds to bind the rip whom they
bed dellpild so the .
There ilea asillerar Mr. POO, and Mar.
Mtle
Mr. OSSlelied upon by 41'16=1 wend
pared with be 'on of eporis, bat tbe 61,Z
Pike would adleter
A elbow of amie wee takaa—bel Ihr Mr. Cardwell, wed
II ash ter lirAlloinerfetle min rsionimileg is favour
d biter pnlipmen about Omer daises&
Aida ems On derrisii ea hdiats Ns. Cardwell, sad
dr lbw emoned this ft would open at o'clock on the
usallog.

THE TWO SICILIES.
(rams ova 011111 001131PONDI
NAPLES, ItZT 13.
" The Calabria, are tranquil, bat many arrests have
been made." Such is a portion of the intelligence
'kids I have to commanseate to-day, and how very
oaggestive it is! That delusive tranquillity will of
Goatee be armed by government as indicative of
contentment ; but if the Calabriss and the whole of
the country have not risen, it has been because they
have no sympathy with republican plinciples, have
ao faith in attempts without combination, and, in
short, have been too grievously martyrised to rise
even at the call of justice and humanity against
welkdisciplined hordes bound together by a sense of
danger and common interest. I believe that nothing
can exceed the edge of terror which exists through-
oat the produces—a reign established byernel perse.
rations almost unheard of in the annals of any country.
It is fearful to anticipate the miseries which will
be wain' indicted on those provinces on which suspicion
has rested. A vast number of arrests have been
node and pnvinere brought into Naples. Great
croolties hare been exercised on them, it is said, and
maw other things I have heard of the hair of their
boards being plucked out. It is terrible to think
bow severe will yet be the penalty they have to pay
kr their imprudence and folly.
T o Captain humane, whom I reported before as
bedsit been mortally wounded, is it appears dead,
Nod far better so than that he should have been taken.
The whole procedure as against the prisoners has
bees left in the hands of the Grand Criminal Court of
Salerno, the facts of the insurrection having taken
Ohm in the province of Salerno. With re to
the Cagliari, the investigation of that aftr, as
oho of the documents connected with it, has lie
submitted to the Director of Grace and Justice, and
the general impression is that the inquiry will be
very postracted. Until it be concluded the fate of
the Cagliari and the prisoners will be undecided.
The proceedings will no doubt be carefully watched
by the Sardinian government, as the vessel belonged
to the port of Genoa. Amongst the prisoners are
two English engineers, who, I hear, will be trans-
ferred from Naples to Salerno to be put on their
trial. By what right these and Piedmont's° sub-
jects are detained in prison, after the clearest evi-
dence that they were guiltless of all partici-
pntion in the affair, I am at a loss to
know. The Sardinian minister, Count Gro-
wn°, and the British acting consul,' Mr. Barber,
bans both, I understand, asked permission to
ass the subjects of their respective governments, and
have boos refused.

The following address was published yesterday erten

TO TRI ELECTOR:I 0; THE PITT Or uivoee,
"Brother Electorc—As no hearing wee accorded to me
this morning, I an directed by Mr. Cardwell's committee
to publish the fallowing letter received by me. —Yours very
faithfully, 'JAMES rum.
"Committee-room, Star Hotel, Monday, July2o, 1857."
"74, Estanesqu tee, July 18, 1857.
" My deer 8i ,—I sun obliged to you for your moat
encouraging report of the canvsu, end fur the information
that the committee unanimously ranked not to invite me
to take any part is the contest. Proud as I was of repro-
saeip Oxford, I should not has lost a moment in offering
s se s candidate span if I bed not thought that re-
st this juncture the true interest of that moderate
liberal party, with which I am identified in public life, might
be better served by leaving my friends free from any claims
at mine, sad perfly at liberty to mako a new and bode-
pedsat choke. If your efforts shell now be crowned with
soceess, then can be no doubt that the free choice of Oxford
will have hike upon me; and I oonsider that the favour so
houotirsbly eneferred will beet be elm:iced by giving to the
government a free end Independent support, end by endea-
vouring to stasis skirled the empire and the honour of Eng-
land sad to promote at home the morel and materiel welfare of
the people.—l am always, my dear air, your. very sincerely,
" James Pike, Esq." " EDWARD CAILDWELL.

--- --- --- __.
The King will shortly visit Ischia, for the health
et the Qoeen, who, according to general opinion, is
i 2 a very dangerous state.
Three orders of the day have been published, re-
spectively thanking the army, the navy, the gen-
darmes, and the whim guards, fur their defence of
the conatry and the sovereign.
Neapolitan love of novelty has had another sab-
jeet of curiosity this week in the details et
• marder committed by a priest. This vie-
tits of adasan had an inamorata, who had
tone him two children; it was found con-
vening to get rid of her, and she was married to
mar man ; but the attentions of the priest were
eatetraell after marriage, and the husband was
Parma Illiel. denim, by the woman, the priest
kin it bed. A carriers hod been ordered,
riditatrleet. with hi. vicithals a box, wu about
smanlay to start at I o'clock in the for Nola, where
items idembd to erred the . nil mpedi-
trim hemmer, attracted dat mem ma
tremmarbe were mart at that he., ad the indy
was dheavered.
The mew laws treat a priest, though a mirdarer,
ddiedsly, by reason of his beteg fell of the holy
*ilk eel be will be tried with closed doors.
She per Carts., 1001. Exchange on London, 647.

RIPSIUNTATION OP GALWAT.—There is much
elsoliensetleg szciennent in this borough. Mr. O. H.
Mese% le whew femur Ile French has retired, has issued
Me Jita lik ems: " A committee of the House of Com-
NeNeelsnoweamied • verdict mind me, or rather 'retest
the tiny egdgemle et Mayo and of Ireland ;" and that It
INIIIIIFIN Idl ItPlimi "that the choice of the coustitueuciee
shill sot be settitzergy set aside bv the climbs, the email-
aim, er the folly of a committee of Englishmen, mielled ./2
thgaposs of tendering to Easing% prejediess r insd imp
aria by saying—" I ham bele prearibei 1h
.111tH
sindl f.ithful services. On all dim peeels I le the
=taiOalway, in the name of ilis pus* el "As
pitying seterted M. Geese le amilessal;
Is isas ler prtitar
_Weep. "le Thar
Itelipso. sip s osereas.“ ell dame pi
see palms si tb• Markede bend so me Widesesil
W ibeheilleils; end this interne, 'thigh Mead Or esil el
ileissi silks. vrill also get a large seetinnof the O'llehety
Cl=Tie psyslst party are wasting much energy by
he Ideating a mud Matt."
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THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 21, 1857.