The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-26 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(rams ova ovz• CORI

PARIS, FILIDAT_

The Irene ingtniously cowllees to direct public
attention to the text of the treaty published by the
(hilly 2teirg, although the French press is not allowed
to reproduce it. instead of making a virtue of sea
ceraity, and pretending to throw doubts upon the
authenticity of the document, as the Assembiee and
some other journals do, the Press. says : " For the last
two days the foreign press has bet n living upon a text
of the trt sty (wanting some paragraphs), in regard to
the cctrietiti,s of which the Patrie and the Pays
deel rc that ' it does not behove them to pronounce
an opt moo: to: These two journals also inform us that
the authors of the indiscretion are being sought for.
ithout permitting ourselves to reproduce or discuss
the clauses of this, whether true or false, treaty, we'
think we are justified in noticing the way is which
it hu been received by the Enitlieli press." The Press*
thin gives a summary of the opinions expressed on
the alai+ ct by the different London journals.
We reed in the Censtitutiunnel :—" Some of the

Madrid jJurnala have spoken of a direct invitation
which is said to have been given by the Emperor to
31arehtl :Servile z for the grand review of the Ist of
April. These journals have committed an error in
this respect which it is important to rectify. The
incitation, requested by the nierekal, was granted
to him, as to all the other foreign general officers
who solicited the honour of forming part of the cor-
tege of his Majesty, and wee transmitted to him
under cover to General Prim. As far as regards the
pretended seed:ng of a horse to the marshal, there
positively not the slightest truth in the details
given by the Madrid journals."
The ebeire contredictiou is probably felt to be called
for, in consequence of rumours of French interven-
tion in Spain, and that N was to be supported
by the French government, in an attempt to over-
throw Espartero.
The Bourse has been heavy, without any great
change. The Bente rose 50. for cash, and fell 13c.
fo: account, closing at 741 r. 16:. and 74t. 20c. Credit
Mobilise fell 121 r. (oc. Bank of France rose 264.
Itsilways were not much more animated than the
Beate. Lyons wee, however, in great demand, and
roes 15fr.
The Grand Vizier, Asli Paella, paid a visit this
afternoon to that meet magaiticent establishment,
the National (or as it is now called the Imperial)
Printing•otice. M. de Saint Georges, the director,
received his Etcellency with all the ceremony due to
his rank. Several sheets is Turkish characters were
printed under the eyes of the Grand Vizier.
A judgment which probably goes further thew say
that has ever been pronounced on the subject of the
responsibiltty of masters for the acts of their servants

hes just been given by the Assize Court of the Seine.
It may be remembered that some months since a
hackney coachman named Ciilition was ordered by
the police to return an overcharge which he had ex-
acted from a professor in the schools named Jugs.
The wretch went to the house ot M. Jugs and deli-
berately shot him while he was writing a receipt for
the mosey. The man lately expiated his crime on
the sostf.ild. The widow of M. Jugs afterwards
brought an action against the proprietor of Col-
lignon s hackney coach, claiming 50,0001 r. damages
for the loss ot her bust:rind ; and the court, after takieg
time to consider, has awarded her 10,000 fr. This
judgment seems to me very shocking to common
sense, for it is evident that (I,ll4p:ion, when he wept
to M. Jugs's house pursuant to ceders of the police,
to return a sum of money whi,:h his master did not
even know that he had received, was not employed
on his master's business,

AblArle TURKEY.

(RITRACF FROM A PRIVATI 1.1111.1.)
ERZEROUM, Arm 1.

To-day the courier from Persia arrived here, with
deer:Arches from Teheran, herring date the 11th of
Febraery. The Persian government was still send-
ing troops to Herat, and seemed to have determined
to invade Candrhar. Mr. Murray, with his whole
suite, left Tabriz on the 11th of February, en route
for Bagdad.
We have received news of General Williams from
Tiflis, of the 27th of February. He was in good',
health, but bad been confined to his bed three weeks
with fever, and a liver complaint. He M extremely
satisfied with the physicians who have attended him.
General Mouravieff frequently visited him, and over-
whelmed him with attentions. Maj Thompson and
Colonel Lake are in the neighbourhood of Moscow.
Young Churchill had the imprudence to enter intoa
discussion with tee Persian consul. and the latter was
base enough to denounce him to the Basilan autho-
rities. Churchill has in consequence been eisionsi.
Major Teesd.ele remained with General Wildman at
Tiflis.

When the Russian officer charged with the mis-
sion of announcing the armietios arrived here, oar
military authorities confined him with the dragomen
in Mast Peebles house, and refused to give ►iss
permission to leave the dwelling either by night or
by day. In tact he was to all lineal' and purposes •
prisoner. Our consul and myself wished to show
some civility to the enemy's messengers, by way of
testifying our gratitude, and making a return for the
kindness received by our triinds in Tiflis, but we re-
ceived • formal refusal from the linable. Are we

not justified in calling him a beast
The troop. are being concentrated here. The
weather improve., and the snow is melting rapidly.
The season when operations might take piece km
commenced. All is quiet here for the moment, and
the health of the population and of the troops is good.

Mdlle. Augustine Brohan, the actress of the Theatre
Francsir, was psternay the co rivlsinant is • CIIM before
the Tribenel of Correction•l Police at Paris, egaiset M.
Gouda', a writer in t`le Figaro, and ht Jose's, retpossible
editor of that journal, fa bariog libelled her is the aim-
her of the 20th March last. But the Tribunal held that
the article is, mplei•ed of was ambit g more thaa ea epi-
grammatic apprieittion of Mdlle. Bathes's busty, sad
eisetsined no imoutaioa on ►ee honour, and it aotordiagly
dismissed the enmplsint with CCOR.
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It is said (bat Turkey will be represented at the
apt rae,bieg eon:mitten cf the Emperor Ahmeortee by
Rembii P.ch I.

After waiting for all co-operation or proves on
tbe part !-Ifttio Letpeic g 'Wesson bywbos t u pr jest of

establishien Mendetwain Scholanhine was started, the
London committee c invoked is fu•theraoce of the 00/11111
plan, and whore menorah• entertainment given at Matter
Ilan same teen Mo (wilt Madame Ooklechmlilt) produced
the solira•y lawn sun reined on the occasion, has decided
os founding a scholarstio In our London rimed Academy
of Mule, •he funds in hand tomb*" them to d, this. The
first Medi,. will take Waco is the third week of Jose.

We (Gardeners' Chronicle) Iraro from a correspon-
drat la Corals that the American Scantilis Avactoiatioa
wet at Albeey the th4d week in Atlanta, and prove* to
seed invitatlhas to twenty or thirty t f the leading somas
of Europe. 2 bey will auk Wee goatiewn to Wets. OW
pants, and to senot free poleaxe. ta Anter'es aid back.
It is also understood that the Grand Trask Railway of
elle •it will pm them 'LOW' over ace line free. The
" American Mastitis Asvaciation" is atomised like ear
Asexiatlos for tte Advancement of Science," and will
rise Is time for tba members ti pr. erd, if they pl. 11•0, ens-
mainly to the Lower Canada Eskibiti-n, 16th Sept.;
Upper Canada ditto. 23rd Sept. ; State of N.w York ditto,
30th Sep. ; all on the rime St. Ltwrenee, sad easy of awes.
The Cicada Eabibition wi'l be a wood on., sad oat of it
they tope to obtain a Hortimaltaral Garden and a Plural
Rail r 1 em.ll Crystal P.laes.
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'me hbry y of the tete Proreesor Hermsos, et
Gottimpet, the renegued philelopict, hu bees purchased by
the Uloversity of Prague. It caset•t of 11,000 ashisse, of
whisk 4,000 aro pill ptilita.