The Express.
London, England, 1850-10-21 00:00:00

TURKEY.

CONSTANTINOPLE, OCT. 5.
In consequence of the negociations which have ken
actively pursued by Prussia to obtain satisfaction .or
the murder of the Prussian subject lately committed
at Damascus, an inquiry has been directed to be made
on the spot by an Ottoman ;unctionary, 'Foisted by
an empty! of the Prussian legation. Tne Porte has
appointed Emin Effendi chief interpreter of the im-
perial divan, and the Prussian mission its first
dragoman M. Yvo Bosgiovich. No doubt is enter-
tained that if the statements contained in the reports
of the several consuls as to this deplorable affair
should be proved to be true on this inquiry that a
signal example will be made. The question as to the
Hungarian refugees is not yet arranged. Numerous
communications have taken place on this subject
between the Porte and the Austrian internuncio, and
a recent conference has been held between the British
ambassador and General Aupick. The divan, con-
sidering itself pledged to Austria by its anterior
declaration, is unwilling to break inconsiderately an
engagement of this nature, by which its relations
with the court of Vienna might be gravely
compromised. In order, therefore, to conciliate
all parties, the Porte has written on this sub-
ject to its ambassador at Vienna, directing him to
confer with the Austrian cabinet on the modifications
that it may be possible and desirable to make in the
situation of the refugees. The Russian minister affects
not to interfere in this affair, but, notwithstanding
this, it is obvious to every one that he is in private
communication with the Austrian internuncio. The
Tartish fleet, which has been for some time cruising
in the Archipelago, returned yesterday to Constanti-
nople.
The removal of the Capitan Pacha is still talked
of. Fund Effendi has returned within a few days, and
is spoken of as likely to form part of the ministry on
the first modification of the cabinet. The arrival of
the son of Baron de Rothschild at Paris has given rise
to rumours of a loan, which the present financial po-
sition would in some sort justify. If any such inten-
tion exist, I think, however, there will be serious dif-
ficulties in carrying it cut. The woman who re-
cently killed one of her eunuchs has been con-
demned to five years' imprisonment. The chargé d'
'aite" of Persia, Mohammed-Khan, has within a few
days received from hie government despatches an-
nouncing the discovery of a vast conspiracy at Teheran,
which had been on the point of breaking out. The
most influential members of the clergy were at the
head of thin plot, whose object was to dethrone the
present Sash, and replace him by a descendant of Ali,
and to drive all the Turks out of Persia. Numerous
arrests had taken place at Teheran and in the prin-
cipal towns. The glitter part of those arrested belong
to the corps of Ulemahs. Considerable agitation pre-
vailed in Persia consequent on this discovery.
All the apparatus requisite for clearing the months
of the Danube have arrived at Bulk', and the works
were to be commenced on theist of October. Hitherto
Ramis, to promote the interests of the porta of the
Black Sea at the expense of the Danube, has thrown
every obstacle in the way until Austria resolved to
unite the Danube to the Black Sea by a canal be-
tween Bustardje and Cara-Bon. Commercial in-
terests in general, and those of Austria in particular,
will derive great benefit from this operation, for the
mouths of Sulfas are so choked with sand as to be
almost unnavigable daring the summer season.

MALTA,, °mown' 12.

I
On the 2nd of the Mouth, the cholera most =ex.
pestedly and eneecenetablg broke oat ca board H. .'s brig;
Frolic, whilst lying at the =truce of the dockyard creek.
A seam= who was attacked in the morning and sent to the
Naval Hospital, died the mine afternoon. The brig was
caulking at the apse, pet immediately prepared for sea.
Before that weld be effected, 16 officers and men were
attacked with violent Asiatic cholera, all of whom were seat
to the hospital. The parser, Mr. Henna, died on the 3rd,
at 2 .m.;p the gannet, Mr. Saxon, died just before bim ;
six of the men aim died on the 3rd and 4th. Whflit the
Frolic was at sea, off the harbour, she loot two more sea-
men ; on the 6th she renamed to port and landed laUttlenaello
Dent, the wpm, Mr. MoWhinnio, and six MOM ;
the earpenter had died at les. Dr. Chapman, minima-
surgeon of the Medina, Net ott of hospital, from an
attack of cholera, wae sent on board to take medical
charge. Several other oases occurred, but the treat-
meat of Dr. Chapman appease to have been so eilicacione,
that net another man has been lost; those in hospital are
doing well. The Frolic appeared in light ycsterdssy, sal
~. .. " all well."
71.(-1"L can &want for this sudden outbreak ; the vested
vagrantly healthy, the picture of cleanliness; no leave
he the man, and we bararboals allowed alongside.
than all *ie. Ste bland woe on that day declared
free ben ehelsee, an it hasAsziaganini ed ever since.
Chaim atM edits at C• 'a to the extent Omen or
eight erase per dism. the other Wands are petteedy
free feels la. TM Triton will go into dock this morning to
We the bammelee taken tiL
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insinalk. an* PuSie, ili ben Did en Austrian vessel be-
times ULM eel apes Inhensatlea mat to the Turkish
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WEST INDIA MAIL.

The Royal Mail Steam-pselost Clumpears steamer
Thames has arrived at Southamptoa with mails huts
the West Indies, under date as follows:—Jsmales,
ger. 28; Demerara and Trinidad, 97; Barbados'.
and St. Yineeat the 29th; and Bt. Thomas the lad
mot. The Thames Wigs on freight 1,261,66 l dole.
The movements at bee Majesty's ships were as
foliose :—lsisum and Inflexible at Port Royal, Ja-
maica; Indefatigable at Grey Town, all well; Per-
mian at Cora Island, Mesquite shwa; Mts ship baa
bees very sickly sad has lost her or firs men and had
still a Liege number on the Oak list. Bermuda
(rcLocaer) at Carthago's, en reefs to Jamaica; this
tool has ebo boss very sickly aid hem still a heavy
sick list, bet they are mostly resoverieg. Alarm at
Antigen; there has bees a sersillsestri• amount of
sickness in this ship ; her prom Mr. Cloagoree, died
en the 28rd Sep'.; be had Daly joined fres Ragland
about three weeks. At St. Thcu the French na-
tional steamer Mogador.
The weather throughout the West ladies had been
unusually hot ; a great deal of Isis had fallen, sad
the prospects of the crops weft exceedingly good,
more particularly in BoUdses sod Antigua. In the
French islands the isms onsatidlstery state of Utley
existed Mb had been for Nome time past, and it was
much feared the crops, although promising, would
fail from want of proper Wisdom which they °enact
naive until the black population rebut to their
work more freely than they have hitherto dope since
the outbreak among them. Martial law still
prevails.
Lieut. W.T. Bellaire, Admiralty agent of the Eagle,
died at the Naval Hospital, Jamaica, on the 11th
September.
JAMAICA.

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cotton gocetton was still the order of the day, sod
experiment, were being eeatieeed.