The Express.
London, England, 1857-05-29 00:00:00

INTELLlcailids;.

(NT INIRMARINI AND WILK 11113GRAPII.)
PARIS. FRIDAY MORNING.

Intelligence ham been received from Algiers of •
brilliant oak oa the 24th Instant, against Beni-
B•ten. All the positions were carried by the French
troops

The ollcial Gas". of Warsaw publishes an impe-
rial ukase, signed by the Emperor Alexander, and
dated fit. Petersburg, 17th (29th) April, 19/7.
After referring to the imperial ukase of the lath
May, 1816, which granted an amnesty to those Polish
emigrants who had acknowledged their errors and
applied for leave to return to Poland, the present
awe restores to all political emigrants the rights
°TN& els" of which they had been deprived, pro-
vided they had taken advantage of the ukase of
1916, and had Mumma to Poland before the present
Emperor's coronation.
The present ukase b simply an amplification of the
ukase of 1866, and a call to Polish emigrants to
avail themselves of the Emperor's clemency, where-
upon they will be restored to their rights and privi-
leges, without claim, however, to the property they
possessed before they emigrated.

THE OVERLAND MAIL•

A$D MILITISXLemarc)
XARSEILLIIB,

The India and China mail arrived at Aye o'clock
this morning. The despatches will be forwarded by
the tea o'clock train.

THE WEST INDIES.

(DT ILLICTIIC TaLzozAra.)
(mom ova Gym oosusroxim

FLIDAT.

The Royal Mail etesm-ehip Wye has arrived
from the West Indies, having left St. Iltonsak May
4. She brings two psesengen, seven invalids, sad
a tall cargo of bark, cochineal, &c., but no mails,
The Pus= arrived out on the 2nd.

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itatity peasernids, owl as " courage," " vengeance,"
Aliband," " }mil," " Milano," bat by pronoun°.
ling eyllable by tyllabbOte word " polycratic," which
11101, tow theirs. language, " the sacred pass-
word." Hail* ascertained all these particulars,
the police one day pounced on the conspirators, and
arrested them.

General Totkben arrived at Havre yesterday.
The Pays is authorised to contradict an assertion
of the Independence, that M. Kiri. has bought
'hare of the Pigare.
The Duchess do Ragusa, widow of Marshal Mu-
mont, has just expired at her residence in the Rae de
Varenne. The deceased had been lingering for some
time put, and her death was prematurely announced
some weeks ago.

TURKEY.

(tux °vs owx on
CONST,

Mkr 18.

I find that the Raid= Influence is again so
potential in this capital through the eloquence and
other persiraive powers of the ambassador, that the
Turkish nunietry has actually est at liberty that
Greek merchant of Weak& whose powder-barrels
blew up last year, to the great disappointment or
certain individuals most deeply implicated in the
project of 'Grieco-Slavonic insurrection. There was
another Greek, who was quite as deep in the plot as
the merchant, and who was arrested at the
same time. He happens, it seems, to be ari
of the Russianßussianambeseador, and so ll:
been liberated too. On the other hand, Loa
Pasha, a Circamian by. birth, was accused, not long
ago, by men in Russian pay, and no better this
spit!, of having bean an accomplice in the late Cie-
carman expedition. You will hardly credit it, bet
the Turkish government has banished this pasha at
the demand of the same ambassadori and when the
' exile applied in some high diplomatic quarters, they
all gave him the cold shoulder. How great is the
contrast. Let a Greek or a Selavonien commit a
robbery, a theft, a little bit of murder, or so, and
presto, he finds a sanctuary under the cgis of that
grand protector, whose care extends over so wild a
region throughout the Levant and round about the
Euxine ; but let a Circassian lend his feeble aid in
support of his nationality, and your virtuous diplo-
many is struck with horror at his crime. Away
with such a fellow to Crete ; he must not live hem
and give himself airs at the expense of our genera,"
our magnanimous, our disinterested ally. If this sr
dermuung and sapping, and intriguing is to go on,
if the nationalities of Turkey are to be rubbed down
in this way by the Muscovite, and heated simulta-
neously with the rod of oppression at home, we may
expect to see a flame burst out ere long in all direc-
tions, and then, neither Bolgrad nor the Danubian I
Principalities will pre% ent Russia's power in such a
case being extended to the Mediterranean.
The Grand Vizier has convoked the bankers hies
to meet him and discuss the project for krism a
national bank. This is a most singular step at So
part of the Turkish government ; it fancies the
bankers have a philanthropical and patriotic senti.
went upon the matter, whereas these wise men of
the East find it more for their interest to have no
bank at all. The Greek capitalists, each as the
Messrs. Ralli, Arse:item, Rodonachi, and others, are
opposed to the project, as well as the Armenians ;
the same may be said of the bankers Alton and the
English houses of Hanson, Black, and others. Mean-
while the discussion goes on, and the rate of exchange
for specie is daily on the rise.
The Prase (Orient announces that Mr. Layard
could not fulfil his engagement and make good the
stipulated guarantee for his railway.
According to reports from Bosnia, Rundle agents
are swarming like bees all over the land, with in-
structions how to act direct from St- Petersburg.
What they are doing must have caused alreesiurat
alarm, for Lord Stratford de Redcliffe, the
these reports arrived, sent off his own instructions to
the English consul at Bosna Semi.

THE AMERICAN MERCHANTS Vi CHINA,

By the loot taail flew Mug copies were received
ot ea latoodhug oossayeadetee bow= the pried*
American does et Carew mei Owneodow Arearzeag, the
esoisooke el the Vaud SOW woldrea. The Aassiesa
wouthwts signal to the Cowisiere to his EISIONSI ex
mllti. folk Woe= Mew mg Head
Otermellste Dhaka WO he tag mot salleient
him sod Ire se Oseat MOO rebdosPoetegal occupied the
tesiellt lie wile they wail erg it boss all
whily at the mos dew the trailed Nato would this
euespelutioythole antra% I=owleapred.
Tie fair ace
to
thud the rag= d peewees; thoo
shod& soda epos few Poway, sad
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tag they aware et say written inuWisoi kw
toestio that piece the Mow wan bewail& Res !mg
sad 1111216-11111 waist dermas of thirty ago—older the
&Niger luts Upon this the Com-
munion holl anew the blame that he bed in-
breed h Llilre esheorpoefosyjasholictius at the British
sad Peetugwee wog Mew waters, bat shoteaned from
am eatorges=ble We pawl polhis d the critioa. The
those= headmoled, awl the Antrim' nor-
cheats Arthwith treamilled a of it to Dr. Pother She
United Shia seliskeer at Nerespyo tweetstieg that it Wit!
sieved am a protod spirt the own adopted by the
moan be I=llaoissia lalswela
of the to the as of the Bri-
tish. They tetalloototha shown
to a glair roproos= • paced of thirteen pot,
ead plated eat fist gases! dose lea his a towatans with
tuba asap end h that of IEO4 see far ttftee le7
Oho astir, Ur Wiens have "inset invariably bow bu-
dged to the lose ef Goat Mtge for the protection of
thosedwe math& poperty," sad that it is to those iron
she that they low grisly to Otranto the oupproisa of
; ping ea do ewe& Maly they add—" If fo-weellsy of
I ate% wheel W Drilla have florin the Waive
woe pablithed aerate lOa Wage met el we on
• ,at ammo of • abate ondelhelhot el the woe
from the Anoka is.,, although Comosate Perry oar-
, mei the ow poets of Jyea awl Tewes." The dew-
• owe wee sigma by Ise son. Aegeretee Hod ea. Co.,
llama Wag and Co., sad Ilteme. loa sod Ca, aad the
dither prowisei that it shwa have hiew etteatkw eel that
it oheald-be treasoitted to Weeldeetta.

BT. PANCRAS ALMSHOUSES AND TEA HAMP-
STEAD JUNCTION RAILWAY.

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maned the above bolitatioa was Midst 11111 •
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do Whig emiloy, vM. d the IMMO. VIII sodas
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&dew hit isofads.
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Middies tido pseisosto, 8111Febna Irmo di
'minim poem sod iddnik Mewl Iola(
that they more err pegs* Oen= the
coespoy, the Moil d their
solicit./ to apply hr ralaSellsa le woo go
moray widow my polka do the whmi el
the mite. ele Psis Wood lant Dead who
the inatitatio, wed akr the woe*: to end*
what step they we saw Whim, sot only to solo do
compieno at the UMW, lot to ootect the pont
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jvrrtion Re q., regottel lied Os ldiltl hint
Dr. nom Wam eat over spin irdr.
et arkaisi the Wafts owl The ps-
ptda
et de WNW 101 l been and, in tact, the
by the delays—he might
ray wont eflaiterab—andimso part of the Railway cow.
pel;(Neer, hoe)
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weed .'„to arbitration lite omit would b., after the a-
=a of the Vies-Cloodier, in favour of the elms-
des
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of the shoionmes, sod Mt the
while sits wee net sowed, the Dane tt
been put lo
It. then booms whin ore to be tweeted.
Xi. Common, moidOet (ode etiond *id
that the Maio W lea. pat la oar 10
After owe elonalion from atr. Bert, district
Kam Stott, Wllloom Dent, Cotter, owl Ca apta=
hand, It was woodomody valved that as wed bs salt
Zwet the
ftadie os el ek Page Weed. powmo mere
don Ni.. Dile net in do werlar, end to dame
vaila. men at Dr. Fraser, weeded by Xr. flawet, a
odd mob d dodo was avoid Dr re alb roam in
dal. be lolowindell the earns.
Mr. noon pogamed a vote et dohs to do chairman,
gni possilp terminated.

ROYAL MEDICAL Bi

COLLEGE.

The fifth anniversary festival of this inatitatios
took plies last (Mein at the numerous' Tavern, Great
Quad-chest,Lincoln's-inn-fields. The goads numbered
nearly two hundred gentlemen, a large numberwhet.
were members of the medical Earl Grenville
was announced to take the chair, bet his lordship bat( de.
Mined by his duties in the House of Lords, Mr. Plectrum,
the treasurer and founder of the college, undertook to 011 his
place at the shortest possible notice. Amongst the company
at the winded table were Earl Manure, Me. Briscoe. M.P.,
the Rev. -Archiescoa Robinson, Colonel Audi,Mr.
Hancock, Dr. Alas, the Rev Dr. Vivian, the Rev.
Dr. In, Mr. Griffith, Mr.Jabal H Mr. John
Capes, Mr. Z. Watkins, Mr. Clifton, Mr. gteaaman,6.4
The toast of the evening—" Prosperity to the Royal Medical
Benevolent College' was incorporated with the health of
Earl Mantua the president of the institution, and was pro.
posed by Mr. Peeped in a brief speech, advocating warmly
the interests of the college, and calling attention to the fact
that the patronage it had received had been far beyond the
expectation of its most active promoters. The objects CI the
institution, the company were reminded, were to metatals
an asylum, in which 100 pude who must be duly
qualified medical men, or their wtsows, not underM
years of age, pmemaing incomes old Lest lb/. a year,
be provided with three furnished rooms each, and with pack
additional earistance and accommodation as the fends may
permit ; to provide a school in which a liberal
education wall be given to 200 boys, the sonsolidgAqualibil
medical men, 36 of whom will be educated, boarded,
and maintained, entirely at the expense of the institntr
to great annuities and occasional pet-Wary assistance to dies
teemed members of the medical profession or their families.
Theee object., and the claims of the initiation, were brought
forward by the chairman, and eloquently advocated by Arelb.
deacon Robinson, who drew an interesting picture of the
manner in which tbe medical and clerical profeadens were
often mutilated tooth...for du:benefit of etiffering humanity.
Lord Granville having by this time made his sp.
pearanct,. apologised for hie temporary absence, and.
en proposing a toad apropos of the college and its ama,
eamatiated upon the write of the charity and the may ale
vantage which see deiced from the medical prolamin.
especially from that portion of it who devoted their time
and energies te such institutions as the pretest. The appeal
made to the company on behalf of the charity was se be
sucoeseful that tho subecriptions and donations annexeced
amounted to upwards of 2,5001. Mime Ryles contributed by
her tasteful singing to the plenum of the evening, and Mr.
Toole was the toastramter.