The Express.
London, England, 1856-03-29 00:00:00

DESPATCH FROM MARSHAL PELISSIER.

The Monitcur of this moroieg contains the follow-
iog despatch from Marshal Pelissier, dated Sebuto-
pol, March 23 :
" This morning the French, English, and Sardi-
nian armies and the fleets fired salutes of 101 guns
each, in honour of the birth of the Prince Imperial.
"Daring the day the Coitmanders-in-Chief of the
English and Sardinian armies oame officially to offer
me their congratulation.

" There hare been illumination. in the camps,
acd the Russians illuminated their line on the
Inkermann."

THE EAST.

MARSEILLES, SATCADAT Wilma.

The Sinai has arrived with advises from Constan-
tinople of the 20th, and from the Crimea of the
18th instant. She has brought 80 soldiers.
Despatches leave at 9 a.m.
The steamer Alms has arrived from Bamiesch
with 2,600 shells and 68 Russian cannon.

The steamers European, Persian, Francois, Arsgo,
and Fran°s leave with troops for Algeria.

FRENCH TROOPS FOR ALOERIA.

MARSEILLES, Ferny.

In coupequenos of a ministerial order from Paris,
from 6,000 to 7,000 troops are to be immediately
embarked for Algeria. The Jacques Arago is to
carry out 1,300; the Europe, 1,300; the France,
1,200 ; and the Ecoprees, 400. The rest are to be
embarked in smaller vowels.

PARMA.

A letter from Parma of the 22nd, 'in the Opinions
of Turin, nye :—" Brace the reestablishment of the
state of siege upwards of 400 persona have been ar-
rested here. Among them are Alfred Malvoiai, the
son of au advocate; Dr. Tebaldi, physician of the
prisons; a brother and mister of the name of Olivieri,
and two clerks of the item of Albertazzi and Co. A
search ham been effected by the polio, at the Royal
printing-office. On the 19th, twenty six prisoners
condemned In 1854 for political offences, were sent
off to Mantua. BOZO of the inhabitants of Parma
who had escaped to Placentia have been arrested
there, and brought back to Puma. Detachments
of soldiers are patrodieg the streets in every direc-
tion. It is said that Bordi is likely to recover. The
Duchess of Puma has granted a pension to the
widow of Count Megawly, lately murdered."
The director of the police at Parma has issued a
notification to the affect that the state of siege hes
been re•eetablished on the footing of the decrees of
dept. 28, 1849, and Deo. 22, 1851. It futiler pre-
scribes that no one is to stop, either by day or by
night, at the corners of streets or lanes. After the
drat evening tell all groups of more than fear per-
eoc■ are to be dispersed. Workmen are not allowed
to be out after 9 p.m. without sufficient proof of ab-
solute necessity. Any persons found writing insult-
ing expressions or threats against the government
on the wall are immediately to be arrested and given
up to the military commandant.

It may be well for the sake of any who intend to
exhibit breedlog stock, roaltry, rr thp'sreents, at the
gnat satiate' agricultural meeting at Paris nest May, to
mailed them that ths 9th of April is t►e last day oa which
declarations of snob intention cat be received. The Preach
government ►m appointed a cuisine* in Booked for the
purpose of makleg took 8/ransom's's as will induce Eng-
lish Weeder. to beams exhibit/in. It. taloa is 9, Pall-msli
Beet, sad the name upon it, Memo. Amos, Dodson,
Brsedratb Gibbs, Fiber Hobbs, W. Miles. H. Milwesd,
Professor Wiliam, to:, are evidence of its capability sad
energy. _ _

it; Russian Government proposes to found a new
Ustrersti fee &s berg &Bra et NwoWeft La observe•
tory—seemed for sesteerolopier r well as setroseesies
records—le alto to be erected is the, sty, at the WPM* of
the Ateadoley of Soworee of St. Petorsteasg.
. . -

Dr. Eiandwitb, whose narrative of the siege of
Ben, published by Murray, bas m•atd so muds Wane,
(steads to gins • looter• ipm this memorable dap, as
Friday lust, at tb• U■itd 8•trio• Institution.

Extraordinary diligenee cootie MI to pervade the
dockyard labours at Weolerish. As a proof of the saps&
%ha with whisk the mins departments are madame& it
may be stated that the avenge time employed is risen
sad matting a canhost rarely enemas as hone aad a halt.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(TZOX 091 OWN CORkEITONDINT.)
PARIS, FRIDAY ETINIXO.

The Congress met again to-day.
The Bourse wee extremely buoyant, the an-
nouncement in the 3/9ndettr that the grand review
of 160,000 men, so long spoken of, will take place on
Tuesday, being considered conclusive evidence that
peace will be proclaimed before that day. The Rents
roes 40c. for cash, and 33e. for account, closing at
73(r. and 73fr. 16c. Credit Mobilier was in greater
favour than it has been for a long while, and roes
33fr. The Orleans Railway rose 101 r.; Northern,
air.; and the other lines wire about 2tr. 60c. higher.
We read in the Constitutionnei:—

Pre yaretioes are making ,n WI a rectoos for the grand
illuminations intended to ceieorate the si :nature of peace.
We believe we may also say tiat artangementa have been
made for the gratuit•ne performances at tie theatres, which
will be given on this cousin. _ . _

TIN) following appears is the Courrier du Havre:
_ .

Captain Delmar re7the e)memandar.t of the steamer Le
Mort, jest arrived from Cheri:ung, informs es that the
ganbesta La Dragonne, L'Algrettr, La Folmlnante, asd
L'Avaiance, completely aem:d and equit pe.i, were all ready
to sail, and were espeotit.g orders frvm Paris. The corvette
l'Yoene hos also shipped provisions tor six month+, end a
great quantity of coal. It 4 meowed that Oil cme tte will
axompany the gunb,ato, whose deetiestion is unknown.
The Sentinelle de Toulon of the 27th says:

Notwith•taodiog the esp.ctation cf an immediate prase,
there is no diminution in the activity f our pit. Part of
our squadron has already lett U r the Crimea to bring home
sick; ant.ther is now order, d to nil with tr tcps. Tioirty-
eight thonsond men of the army of the Esc are to he con-
veyed to Algeria, where a orals, espedit,on against Kabylia
is to preparation. Only 30 000 of our tro ps will be left at
Consrantintple. Vier-Admiral Tech onion is still is this
port, but ha will shortly lava in the ilretagne.

Several priests, belonging to diffaeot dioceses, left
Lyons for Constantinople yesterday. F.,ur English
ladies, accompanitd by an Lish price, bad em-
barked in the Ithene for the East on the city before.

Punch has been seized this a cek for the first time
for several months. Its oface, I understand, is a
picture representing the Emperor standing by the
cradle of his infant, awhile a figure of Liberty in the
hack grcund says, " May I not be godmother ?"
Photograph portraits of all the plenipotentiaries,
members of the Congress, have been token by M. M.
Mayer.