The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-04 00:00:00

TURKEY.

CONSTANTINOPLE, MAAca 25.
Omer Paeha has been appointed by a decree of the
Sultan, Oeneral•in-Chief of the army of Asia. He
will leave ery soon for his poet.
Seven different proposals for forming bank, have
been submitted to the Porte by different capitalists.
The Moldavian deputation which cams to Constan-
tinople to oppose the measure adopted by the Hospo-
du for the enfranchisement of the gipsy tribes, has

left without having obtained soy results.
A fresh shock of earthquake has been felt at
Broom.

PIEDMONT.

Among the rumours of various new enterprises
about to be commenced by the Piedmontese govern-
ment are particularly mentioned the improvement of
the port of Genoa, the Savona and Voltri Railway,
the participation of the government in the Sees
Cabal, the colonisation of Sardinia, and the establish-
ment of a mortgage bank. The preliminary opera-
tions to prepare for the return of the Sardinian
troops from the Crimea have already commenced.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(FROM 0111 OWN 0011211POWD1IM)
PARIS, TIIIIIMAN XVI3fING.

The Congress will hold another sitting to-morrow.
The Pays says that the question remaining for
&laminae°, although of a secondary character, will
very likely occupy • period of time "which may
about ociacide with the delay necessary for the ex-
change of ratifications." The Pays also says :

Several f 'reign pumas kayo stated tbat Potosi& was ewly
admitted •o gigs aa ease: to the yrincipti treaty ; bat if
oar htforicatioa be torroot, the Prussian pleoirteatiaries
diked their @imitates to story paper which was grad by
the plecipo•eatisriea of the ether vicars.

The Count end Countess de Persigny have arrived
in Paris from London.

M. Marorne, the Turkish Ambassador to the Court
of St. 7 arose's, who has been in Paris to amidst Aall
Puha during the Conferences, left for London last
night.

The Monitor de to Fla* contains the following
quasi denial (or, as some may read it, confirmation)
of the intentions attributed to the French govern-
ment with respect to Madagascar:

Several forefie joarsals ban peblished, apropos of a
deplorable nest which bas onarred at Savatosbe oa the
waters *oast of DI adman,, counants which ate " nudist
la onstinds." They han spokea of the Westin of the
govenaseat to sad ea expedition against Madagseces,
sad ban eyes pose so far se to gin la detail the
naspoatios of the espnidea. Whoa emit grave gumbos
are agitated all najeeten should be &Waned fres. There
have bees saaay proofs that the Qua Runde is per-
fectly an cescrastf of all that la writtaa la Eason, sad auk
resoare nay enevaake the tafety of European who an
etttlod la the Novas Sanitary.

The Patrw, in an article dwelling upon the expo-
diemy "now that the Eudora war is over," of de-
veloping, upon a large scale, the French colonies in
Afrios, is kind enough to offer the neighbourly hint
that in ogee of • war between England end the
United States (which of muse the Peat* hopes may
be long deferred), Manchester might obtain its gotten
from Algiers instead of from America. Saab as
eveutmlity the Patric sessiders would be u a great
step in the Murat of the pease at the world towards
• stable Wanes of power." While wiskiag all ago•
oess to the *otos growers of Algeria. I apprehend
the people of England will receive innendoim of this
kind with a wholesome degree of distrust. The
article in the Patris seems to nee another indication of
a dales which I have observed of late in oert•is
quarters ham to foment as much as possible a bad
feeling between the English and their Aurelian
brethren.

The bill imposing a tax upon horses and carriages
in Paris was voted yesterday by the Corps Legislate',
although (a feat without precedent under the pre-
sent peeresses° the committee on the bill reported
against it. There was a very strong oppositioc, and
the minority was coadderable. The government
keeps back the knowledge of the numbers of the
division as long as possible. I shall tomorrow all
year atteadon to mine very curious haves of the
I debate.

The Bourse has been better today. The Route
nee 40e. for cash, closing at 73k. 100., but for so
count there was ultimately no rise; 72fr. 80e. was
Unshed is the course of the day, bet the lam pries
was that of yesterday, 72k. 600. Credit Mobilier
rose 26k. Railways improved very considerably.
Orleans and Lyons roes 20fr. sash. Ardennes, a line
not hitherto mach quoted, rose Mfr. The Victor
Emmanuel and Austrian railways were firmer them
they have been for some time.
The Empress has so far recovered that she was
able to sit at a window is an arm chair on Tuesday
to see the Emperor and his esrdips o• their &pular*
for and return from the review.
I The Carrier de Berme says that orders have