The Express.
London, England, 1868-12-19 00:00:00

THE RUPTURE BETWEEN TURKEY AND

GREECE.

The following telegram, dated Corfu, Deo. 16,
was received in London yesterday through the
agency of Pope, iike, and WLean:
The ministry are reported to have resolved to call in the
reserves, and to mobilise a part of the National Guard. It
is further reported that a students' baftalwo,ten battalions
rcrarene Greeks who are subjects of Turkey, and a
legion, are to be organised. The government
intended to invite Garibaldi to take part in the move-
ment. The preen urge the crossing of the frontier of
Epirus as moo as the rupture between the two powers is
complete. Troops have arrived here and at Santa Maine,
and a portion of the National Guard have been ordered to
hold themselves in readiness.

Another telegram, dated Constantinople, Doc.
17, is thus worded :

The following information has been derived from
official sources :—" The Turkish government is firmly
determined not to abate their demands upon Greece,
and to carry out fully the measures they Uwe threatened
to adopt. Yesterday, four Turkish frigates were de-
spatched to the Archipelago."
The following are the latest telegrams received
through the Reuter agency:

CONSTANTINOPLE, Exc. 18.
The sinking of the Enoeia b 7 Hobart Paoha is
not yet officially confirmed. It is said that Hobart
Pacha agreed to wait for orders from Constanti-
nople before using coercive measures against the
Enosis, at the request of the French commander
of the Forbin.

Tug Fran AT OALLAO.—A statement was made
in soros newspepws few months's% loth, Mid fhot
the Vela fre of Ogloo, on the Ith Ind of Angina het,
6. a the Amalie fispresholles of Iliac et no
use." Noma Mawr weals to tit* in Lbw to
sseertein eh, Muth of this matt m. the lest few
days eh, Om have rsosivsd a soussuudealion hum their
pante insissing • blew Sam a machent of Halloo whose
bleinloss-tazd %re in one of theirthasars4rit
the We was opened after the sad after Wag undue
the ashes for several days, " wary Timer found in it was
in • palest state." He -ads that the Ire raged with great
Wendt, ftsbag six or Remo bogus.
HIIDeolle•BAT COMPAITY.—The Oatoadias Xenia
states that there is no foundation tar the miaow that
Lard Mooch is to be ths new governor of the Hodson'.
Bay Company, vies Lord Kimberley, resigned.

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lime; LYNN.—Mr. H. Smith, of Norfolk-
street. &rani, has been amputated agent for the Hon. R.
Bourke, the consecrative sitting member, against whose
return a petition bas been presented by two of the blend
eMctore.

&arm ELECTION Parrnmis.—We understand
that objections have been taken, at the instance of Mr.
Grieve, to the terms of Mr. Christi 's petition. The re-
spondent hold. that the charges brought against him
have not been made with the amount of detail required
Lllithe rules issued by the court on the subject. Parties
probably be heard in the court on this point in a
few yWe ako learn that the bonds of security re-
quired to be lodged along with petitions were delivered
to the officials of the court on Thursday both in the cue of
M. Christie andel Maier Walker, who petitions modem
the return of Sir Sydney Waterlow for Duatrie.+ahiro
Blitish Neil.