The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-21 00:00:00

THE GUN-BOAT AFFAIR IN THE BLACK

Tha Paris Pig. contains the following explanatios
relative to the flring en an English gon•boat at Yea-
kale

" We believe that this affair has been explained to
the satideetion of both parties. The gan•boat being
about to pass the Straits, a gun Jaded with powder
was fired, sounding to the amnion practice in each
ems, is order to signal the captain to expiate with
the commandsatof the forts his mean forbeing in those
waters. The first shot not laving been heard, a
Gonad one was find, sad sabsequently a third, after
which the Enlists vessel answered, and accepted the
regaled parley. The two cosunaseling oaken (Res-
Idea and Esglisb) having exchanged explanations,
agreed to refer the matter to the two Embassies at
Constantinople, and this ammo having been taken,
it was, we eadentaad, amicably arnaged."

The Journal de Cotularstisoople of the 10th states
that M. Bonne, ambassador of Fflloo9 in Persia,
has quitted Teheran. M. Gobineau alone remains to
watch French interests in that capital.
The Prom d'OrieNt, published at Constantinople,
states that Farouk Khan, envoy of the Shah at Paris,
has full and unlimited powers for the settlement of
the disputa between his government and that of
Great Britain.

The Pram of Paris has received a very singular
acceset of what peeled between Female Khali and
Lord liedeliffe at Coastantisople. It says :
It kw bees Owned that the embassy seat to Freese by
the Shah of Penis le looked upon Is Zealand with a corals
diseatishoties. It depended co Lord Bedell& to tonsfaate
the esaliat before the mini of Funk Ibis at Paris.
The Persian ambassador was at that eaceseat, as we have
stated already, is CcesteatisoVe. Lord &deli& seat •
menage he hi., asking If he was really provided with as-
Mated powers. The Kass replied is the staraistive. Them
the Itailish ssabasselar seat his • mote, is assent terms
toe Ida ts sign, is whish the Persia* savoy, by virtue of hi;
tall pees% wee to swept bsierehaed the conditions Lord
&deb& was Mls eta subagent iperiod. Farouk bee
set yet replied.

'Ws read is the Uairers:—" The decadence of the
laquialtke Is alth W del:sane* et Bpale. This tact sasses
be dads& cad it nest aloe be seksowledged that the two
greatest Wade width have appeared is Opals eine the
seppreteles el the sad Deena Corthe
—ware he apologists; mad that the het mourn of Spate,
sad the esly bye Wert remise to Is, is that proined
seethent of faith, that Cathislis teisperanest which wen
awned by the lequidelea. Withost than, its revaletithe
hen thaws what Spats way berthas cad what it ant ea.
pest. Pethestastisa sad sesielhis lessees It sew, as did is
ether tire the Jews sad the Moon. Wins the many is
as Isere Wealth, it will be Spate se can, sad very dit-
theist bleed idea that shed by the lainisitios will be split.
If•bis Spines this peril, and 5555 it at the present
lainteat with lelagsat esergy."

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fatly Ist Ili sivits as a weak el art emehmesd
Vial the sasieteess ef the saateteds atepbyed
at thee Pepe Paul V., by elm east II sae beet.
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