The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-29 00:00:00

THE DUCHIES.

The deputation of the National Assembly of the
Duchy of Parma, oomposed of Count Cunt.lli, Count
Asinissola, and Professor Torrigiaui, hos e, rived in
Par* charged to present to the Emperor the address
voted by the Assembly.

The 'Dictator of Parma his issued a deem%
enacting that the oath of fidelity to Victor Em-
manuel is to be worded as follows:—"I swear to
be faithful to his Majesty King Victor Emmanuel
IL and his successors; to ob•et fe the coast ;Waal%
and the laws of the state, and to exercise my
fanotiors with the sole view of promol'ng the
welfare of the King and 000ntty."
The Dictator of Modena has given orders for the
purchase of several thousand &Haiti rifles, and also of
the horses of the Piedmoutese cavalry that has
been re-formed.

THE CONFERENCES.
ZURICH, Bm. 28.

Prince Napoleon hu arrived here.
Separate conferences between the French and
Sardinian, and after wird, between the French and
Austrian Plenipotentiaries hare taken place.

No news in 000nexion with the conferences ham
tre.*-cd.

RUSSIA.

St. Petenborg wri the seem of great frativitk 3
on the Bth inst., on which day the Grand Duke, now
De:yew:telt Nicole, Alezend-oultch, attr'ned his
majority end took the oaths of allegiance t, the
Emperor and to the wont./. All the state apart
ment, of the Winter Mace were thrott.i open, and
all the high officials, digniteriel, civil and mliltary,
the clergy, &c., were invited to witness the cere-
mony. Shortly after 3 o'clock the chapel was
thrown open, the corps diplonsatique entering
first. The Emperor led the Grind Duke up to
the altar, where, in a flan voice, he took the canal
Who, kiadog the MU held by the Met ropoutln
Bishop. He was then wermly embraced by the
Emperor and Empress. Salvos of artillery andpeals
from the church steeples announced the event to the
population. In the even,ng St. Peterabtrg wr,
brilliantly illuminard.

TURLEY.

Burr. 28.

Advice@ have been received from Constantinop

to the 21st inst. The journals from Constentinoplo
announce that numerous arrests had taken plies
consequence of the discovery of a political conspiracy,
but few details of the affair are published, as the
journals state they have been forbidden to make
oxameats on the matter, until the judicial examina-
tions have been concluded.

Private letters state that the conspiracy was to
have broken oat on Saturday, but on the previous
Thursday it was denounced by Sergeant Arise.
Vigorous measures have been taken by the govern-
meat. Two frigates have been moored before the
Seraglio, and the squadron had arrived the day the
mail left. Among the principal leaders of the con-
spiracy were two Generals of Di% ision, Djaflir of *he
artillery, and Hossein, Governor et the Dardanelles,
several colonels and themes. DJ'S, was drowned
in the Bosphorus. No Christians were compromised
in the plot. The plan of the conspiracy was cleverly
organised. The Europeans and the foreign amber
sailors were to be protected by the generals of the
rebels.

The concession of the Bank has been nude to
Mews. Gladstone and Rodoeseschi.

my aseirrno TILDOSAPL)
GALWAY, W113:41111DAT Strewing.
The Jason, Capt•ia Nicholson, relived to-right, at
10 o'clock, with evils end peseengers.
She sailed from New York on the 16th init., end
from St. John's °. the 21et.
Her news has been anticipated.