The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-19 00:00:00

ARRESTS IN THE SOUTH OF FRANCE.

Yesterday's Conatigutionnel gives the following
from Lyons, dated Monday last :

At the moment when the liveliest gratitude was sr-
milled ow all tides for the real and dev.ition wlech
the euthorit im, under the admirable direeteo of
the Emperor, exhibited in repairing our disasters,
the admieistrative p"lies received notice that the semet
society celled Ls Marianne," the tendencies and abomi-
nable programme of which are sufficiently known, was on
the alert. Seriens indications pointed to persons high Is
rOIitiOBSS concerned thirds. Nothing bee transpired rels•
Uwe to the actual projects tbet have !e l to the course, bat,
whether the facts appeared grave, or that the porernmeet
wished to deal a deadly blow at this affiliative society, so
subversive of all principles, certain is it teat ...reqs hove
been made et St E items, lire de Gier, Vienne, and
Lyons. Forty pen nt have been token into custody;
among them, M. B—, au avocet of Vienne, end • member
of the Constituent Assembly, and M. o—. a doctor of
the same town. H.vleg been :red on Thursday last
there pewee were brouart to Leone, and on Saturday were
placed in the pa-1 of Ronnie. The details of prosecution are
entrusted to M. liquifier, and ore being actively prepared
The Journal de Saone et Loire also says :

We have already annconced tbst ..... I inhabitants of
Mikan—reputed proles no of Socialist doctrine.—harm
been placed under &Met. W. learn that they Wife sent
yesterday to Lyons. It is said that the affrir in which
they an implicated is forming • sulect of eccoiry in this
city.

POLAND.

WARSAW, Jrsa

The kingdom of Poland has auffered a vvero los
by the death of one of her ablest eta'esmen, 'ratios
Turkull, who expired here yesterday, after • short
illness. Up to the time of his death he filled the
most important and responsible offices in the state,
being Privy Councillor, Minister, and Secretary of
IState for the kingdom of Poland ; besides which, he
was member of the Council of Sate and of the Com-
mittee of Ministers at Sr. Petersburg.
Turkull was born in 1798, in the Voirodesbeft of
Kulioch, and studied at the universities of Lemberg
and Vienna. In the year 1818 he entered the civil
service in one of the public offices at Warsaw, where
he soon distinguished himself by hie extraordinary
seal and application to business, brilliant tektite, and
devoted patriotism, which were duly appreciatod.sod
opened the door for his rapid promotion to the bigh-
ted honours of office. The Emperor Nicholas, with
that discrimination of talent which so eminently cha-
racterised him, selected 'furkull as sircessor in office
to the late minister for the affairs of Poland. the cele-
brated Count Stephen Orshowsky. In accompanyi4
the present Emperor on his late visit to its Foil
capital, Turkull was taken ill on the road, and obliged
to remsln behind for a few days, when the Emperors'
body-physician, Dr. Solkowsky, .unneeded tositoe
lag him sufficiently to be able to proceed to Warsaw,
to revisit which city was the great wish of his
heart. A few days after his arrival here, he relapsed.
and his illness assumed the fatal form of typhus, t 4
which malady he succumbed. His last public act

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