The Express.
London, England, 1850-01-22 00:00:00

TURKEY.

The 'Wats has the following from Constantinople,
dated the sth :—" As I announced to you in my letttr
of the 31st of December, Russia resumed on that day
her relations with the Porte. Everything passed off
very simply. Instructions, drawn up and signed in
advance, were exchanged, and some moments after the
man-of-war on the station ran up to the mainmast
the Ottoman flag, which it saluted with 21 guns,
the salute being returned by the Turkish batteries.
The following is a list of the fourteen persons of whom
Russia demanded the extradition, and whom she now
requires to be removed to a distance : General
Dembinski, General Rem, General Wisocki, Count
Ladislas Zamoyski, MM. Severin Korserski, Main
Suzioski, Stanislas Schimanski, Edouard D:nayski,
Stanislas Hiodreski, Adam Donatcnovski, Jules 1...-
badinski, Jaques Miastianovitch, Stanislas Grigenski.
and Francois Daschkevich. This list is now r.duced
to twelve, since General Beni has embraced Islamism.
and Count Zamoyski has claimed the benefit of
his title of naturalised Frenchmen. The situ-
ation of the Porte with respect to Austria is still the
same. The number of Hungarians whom that last-
named power requires to be sent into the interior is
32; but it is to be observed that this list wi.l remain
open tor two mouths, and that consequently many
names may be added to it."

THE CIVIL GOVERNOR OF MALTA AND lIIS

STAFF.

Our Malta correspondent writes:—" It has puzzled
me, and no doubt will puzzle everybody else, to find
out what on earth the civil governor of Malta wan:s
will two aides•de-camp. At all events, they ougl,:
not to be any expense to the island. Instead of this,
one of them, Captain Shore, on full pay here of the
Royal Artillery, gets about 2001. per annum from
the island treasury for his unki own onerous duties.
Lord Grey will tell you that the governor's salary
has been reduced from 5,000!. to 1,500!. per annum,
but he does not, at the same time, say that the gerers•
in command of the forces receives 500/., his sidle-de'
camp 2001., and his private secretary 3001. from the
civil chest, thus increasing the g,vernment
went by .500 f., and raising it to 5,500/. per annum.
instead of the 5,000!. which the military governors
always enjoyed. This is another specimen of LA
Grey's colonial administration. "

COMMITTEE Or EMMANUEL EOSrITAL. (In
Saturday Mr. Abrahosse, the surveyor, avend..l the cos:
mutes of Emmanuel Hospital, at Osildhall, end pret.nt
a plan of the intended improvements at W.atininster.
site of the hospital, acid the grounds attach. d to and pet
longing to the erate, erosions of between six and sewn .•
Mr. Alderman Musgrove, the chains en ut the c urralco.
stated that the governors would feel it t., he trete duty to.
dissent from the propori ion to effect the ...le of • port''",'l
the estate, but, ut on the full value, under a corapalsory
beieu at plied tor, as to the whole property, th, re w.rul I lv
ho abjection to e..tite to terms. It is supposed from the
salt et recent sales of property in the vicinitv, that the emus
of the Emmanuel Hospital ground is about 5,0001 ,T (OIL• •
an acre, and thvt valuation is stated not to
buildings themsaly.s, *Welt are very extensive. 'f he ot`P,`:
ti •n to dispose m. rely of • part of the estate writes trout
fear that the health of the inmates would be athete.t by. l%
contraction of the premises. The I xlf yearly aeotunt et
agricultural rental of Braiddrurt..t, in York-hire, tus.:
produces shout 4,0001. a year, was pre•ented to the coustrott'.;;
It appeared, from that account, that all the
Michaelmu last were paid, wi,tt tho exception of
doe
one t' niutt, who was in srre.ir hemg Zi yet trot**
than hie wear at Lady-day,