The Express.
London, England, 1857-04-03 00:00:00

POPULAR FEELING IN VENICE.

A letter from Venice, of the 23th contains farthe
details of the popular movement which took place in 034
city on the anniversary of the 22nd March,whic.h during the
lad few years bad passed over without any demonstration.
On the afternoon of that memorable iumiverady the th,
was Wed with ladles in full dreen, holding in their hands
bouquets composed of rod, green, and white dowers. Tb,
Simms Boomegra of Verdi was given, and the ode.
tested ballet et dintehi s Nei. At the moment when the
negro. in the ballet burst titer chains sad the 'lava kilt,
his mats; there was one universal shout carried to the
highest pitch. The ladies applauded. This demonstration
was so sagweedve that a repetition of the ballet mu for.
bidden. During the suns stternoon an enormous trb.
coloured balloon was scot hovering over the quay
Degli-Schlavoni. The walla were covered with pie.
cards, such as " Italy for over I" " Caton; Nen
Minister of Italy, bar oval" "Emanuel, King d
Italy, for ever I" The writer of the letter adds that it
would be difficult to deocrao the die, t produced on the
populace at the sight of the national Sag hoisted on the Big
staff. For two days the eleitement was so great as to
call to mind the period which preceded the revolution
of 1848. Such was the state of public feeling
when the Archduke Maximilian arrived. He had no C•Offiti
to follow him, nor any crowd of spectators to cheer Ida,
Silence appeared to be the order of the day, and it wee
strictly observed. At night the bones of the theatre
were crowded with decide ; the pit was nearly empty,
When the imperial hymn was mug then was the
usual applause. life Hightices was accompanied bp
Count Hadic and by Signor limbo, a Venetian,
lately appointed Chamberlain. A more audacious set than
that of hoisting the tricoloured flag was committed on de
25th. The powder magazine of Qutnta Vallo wax enteral
by means of blue keys, and a quantity of gunpowder rub
Meat to fill a large boat was abstracted. On the 23rd CI&
tridges were distributed to the troops, and cannon wen
placed in the batteries so as to command the city.

TURKEY.

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CONSTANTINOPLE, asacx 23.
A schooner from Chios with the Ottoman get
came to anchor between Tophani and Sali-bazar,ons
of the most frequented spots, not far from the Ent
lish gunboat Harpy and the French paddle-steamer
Ajacmo. She was to sail early, and the passengers were
on board. No one was on deck, and the sailors was
playing cards below in the cabin, when all of a sad.
den eight bandits, with their faces muffled lip to
their eyes, and each brandishing a dagger in his
hand, rushed suddenly on the sailors and commanded
them to be silent. The captain's strong-box was
broken open and its contents extracted, to the
amount of 16,000 piastres, and then the robbers
seized what muskets and pistols they could Sad. At
length the passengers heard a noise upon deck and
up they rushed in a body, but the thieves had already
fled, and one seaman lay dead, having been stabbed
mortally with a dagger. The captain of this
schooner, Stephan Vaasilaki, had himself beta
gagged, and as soon as they removed his bonds,
hastened with several sailors in a boat to inform ths
police of the outrar, but to no purpose, for the faces
of the robbers bad been too effectively disguised.
The Minister of Finance has made a commania.
tion to the Sublime Porte that both in Aleppo sad
several other towns, during the levying of the taxes
and enrolling the recruits, several natives aro.
garded the summons they had received from ths
government, alleging that they were under the pro.
tection of a consul. A report of this having been
made to the Turkish government, the latter has seat
a note to all the ambassadors and consuls, in which
the ministers complain of this abuse of power, and
inform the consuls that, should any Turkish subjects
or native Itayas refuse to pay their taxes in future,
or to fulfil their military duty, they will have their
property confiscated, and be sent out of the country.
It is certainly remarkable that the consuls hers
should not be content with the privilege of carrying
on their affairs without liability to taxation, but
must needs take natives under their protection, to
the great loss and injury of the state. In eve En.
ropean country that I am acquainted with all red.
dents, whether natives or foreigners, must pay their
taxes and can claim no exemption.
The committee of inquiry into the expedition of
Mehmed Bey is still at its task, but as yet has made
no discoveries whatever. Mehmed Bey's aide.dr
camp, formerly a Hungarian officer, was arrested,
but as he declared that he knew nothing of the
matter, was released at the end of two days. Ferha
Pasha, notoriously a great talker and gossip, is shit
under arrest. Count Zamoisky,too, has been ordered
by the committee to present himself for interrega.
Ron, having been informed against as one who vu
privy to the expedition of the 400 Poles. The is.
formers were Sadik Pasha, a Pole himself, and the
banquer Allan, both of whom arc Zamoiskv's per.
sonal enemies. The examination showed the aa•
founded nature of the charge, and he was item
diately liberated.
The commander of the Kangaroo steamer habeas
charged by the ambassador Boutenieff with having
brought 300 female slaves from eireassia to thus
capital. The captain admitted that he had brought
here several Circassian families, not for the secs
market however, for he had landed them with the
rest of the passengers, to go wherever they thought
proper. The motives of the ltussian ambassador
may be easily divined, when we reflect that every
landed proprietor in Russia is a slave-owner, and
accustomed to regard the men upon his estate as so
much live stock.
This afternoon, at 1 o'clock, Admiral Lyons is
expected to arrive here with his squadron Ws
Buyukdere, and to remain here until he definitively
leaves the East.

CARR OT TANI SANA.—IXERTiox Or LORD STRATTORD

(Prom a letter reoetTedbyiir C. Eardley, Bart.)
CONSTANTINOPLV, MARCH M.
SIAM I take great pleasure in announcing to Jett
that Yani Save, and the Turk" exiled with him from Mar
mein to Gallipoli, on the Marmara Sea, have been permitted
to !Mum to their homesteads. The imperial letter permit:Mg
than to return to their families began hy saying that these
men were exiled because of woae " town-talk" charging
them with seditious designs against the public safety sal
then goes on to say they petitioned for their pardon (whit%
however, they never did, always maintaining their Mom
cone, and asking for an imperial elimination), and
that the Grand Seignior, of hiss clemency, had
I fully pardoned them, and permitem to return to
Magnesia, where they would lead a quiet life, minding
their own business, &T. This ambiguous and inconsistent
document leaves some ground for eapieion that the
intention of the Porte in, that the unrighteous perereutorm
who are almost, if not quite, ponitirely justified in them
wrong doing, should be kept in countenance, sad the or
pawned in fear, disgrace, end subjectiorn to be crashed deafly
when an opportunity shall offer again. It may be, however,
that the letter is intended only as an honowable reheat atm
leering the battle, and that the authorities of Smyrna Mid
Magnets will be made to undottand that Tani San sal
the protestant denomination are to be let stone in fawn bet'
cause England could not permit them to be crushed. We
shall find out the true bearings of the abevementioned docir
moot if, after two or three months, Tani Sava shell dare ha
seat an the protestant member of the Medjis, or Session td
Magnesia, a plate to which he had had hiss pend sr
pointment, for (I believe) more then a year peabut Oki
the enemies impudently denied him, on the pretext tket
tt
protestant denomination was too small to be repriman. ,
Thus they respect the orders of their sovereign, Ha
rights of the protestant denomination.
An it is, however, Tani Saran return to Magee&
great triumph of justice and truth, and, I too sid
English influence and the power of Lord Strafford et dd
Porte. Tani Sava, who wee one of the reheat men at thr
nests, has Mohammedan friend, in high itutions. By 00
of these, well informed with all that in doing at theagnesia INA Porta
was told several time. that his return to M
" utterly imposible" with tie:ix:eminent, and that it on en
not and would net be doom Yost Save AUtaittei "
the Greek Patriarch. lie sloe received infirmness detail
t-mentioned quarter that if he would be masonalda
las am.
return and confers, all would soon be right. But Yon d
held on to his integrity, sod reviled, " Please mention,
subject no more; I have not received the truth foe
shall not abandon it to avoid loan. If I must bee d
go." lie petitioned Lord Itedeliffe, who
,cr g.atZ, rr
calved him, and interposed foe him e
since been seamed that the Pew had rarely taken eci low
a stand as they had done against the liberation of Yam_ !4_2
and thst it was only the res alma hatlomme of Lord
• that had seeompllshed this difficult task.

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pool kr asseansed to to. Mom et yashaday, Ir• knit
inns Itaat Nenesnats le logroatlM.
Tbe nsen kink te • Wised& sake.
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sethres• On in missollloo.brorroor, that b was sot ta-
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MEM b. apron yak el near hy the van and •
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(toil um d vikekniminea le ash aa Wes
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and the Witty Ike
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mi. teaaVise n Ihe kb otanssry.
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sipprocarico of Wily andireas. The -01wi
kr kry erten Int ken was • vend cl water. Magid
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210,241
466,901
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649,225 087,601
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ble eierserea he the awry of Weelmehad. Who the
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10 pra Auld 8004 rest purer, bes_jor hem himadted
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POLLING.-THIS DAY.

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