The Express.
London, England, 1856-03-12 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 12. 1858..

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lipicurnAtiz INTERIRA.
It aPiiiinrelioni ad &stele pnblisliest In' obi tithe
last numbers of the Russian journal As Caucus., and
taken from the official Gazette of Teheran, that the
empire of the Shah is a prey to numberless disorders.
Bands of wandering brigauds infest the richest and
bast-peopled provinces, end the worthises governors
are powerless to contend against them. The Gazette de
Teheran only relates the incidents when the authori-
ties are imoseedol, and then it reports seta of barba-
rity with horrid minuteness—ads which peas under
the very eyes of the Shah.

The Congress held its seventh sitting yesterday, at
one o'clock., and retained in discussion EtU five.
There is b talk if a bill ab wt to be submittal%
the Council of Byte for modifying the mosepoly tlt
I present sajoyed by the French post-sale for alle
transmission of periodicals. It is proposed to malay
twin the monopoly in regard to all periodical publll'
cations treating of politics or matters of social eco-
nomy. All them ate subjected to the organic decree
on the press, and abbot appear without a previous
anthorisatioo. But, accadiog to the new measure, it
will be allowable to send by private hand or es paresis
any periodicals devoted exclusively to science, belle
lettres, arty, agriculture, commerce, or lance, pro-
vided the weight of each parcel exceeds one kilo-
gramme. Under that weight the poet office monopoly
will continue.

The igolirt Journal de Teheran, an Aoki papa,
aanatee am follows:

fir-Alem Khan, toe of Om Ihair of Kai, has neared
as Order Mahe Lies and elate Sea for the brilliant vic-
tory achieved by him ever the Afghan beadite. The buds
of forty of them missrabiss, fallen in the resesetrit, and
of forty Afghans who were takes alive, lam bees naiad
here et Teheran. Three trophise were promenaded
triumph on Tuesday last, under the oyes of the Elba% and
thrfigh abs streets of the city.
Bas Toarkeasees treaded NM *seines :of Heston, and
decried off aorta of t inhibition w prisoners. Havieg
received iatermatioe of this, His Haralleaey Abbas Koch-
Khan, governor of filmortad, west at the header fifty h m-
itten in pursuit, attacked the brigands, took from tbein their
boxly and prisoners, sad brought off wren of their number.
Them he beheaded, and the beeCa ware sent to Teheran,
where they have bets exposed. The Shah has deigned to
Games his high satisfacties to Abbe. Hmai-Khan.
This sewn having beta seat to Berta, Him Shed
brought it to the knowledge of the Is.. Alt-Khan. Tole
chief of the (rattier districts, bevies assembled a detach-
meet of to pa, pursued the essay, is forced marebes, and
seessedrd is attain/ them sad killing thirty-fear mac.
The cons pmpirty was give& to the ribald proprietom,
the children to their panntr, and all of atom now pray for
the prosperity cf oar powsrful empire. The beads of
tbiry four Beloudthidts I an boss east to Taber...

SPAIN.

MADRID, Marton 10.
The 70,000 @hares of the first series of the Credit
Mobilier have been all taken.

M. de Salamanca has given up the Almansa rail-
way to the Grand Central.
Government has presented to the Cortes a new bill
relating to the auto= tariff.

We hear frog &studio:him (to the east of Vlitmeathab)
that his Easellaisey the °oversee of Becoadechia, Louristee,
Ae.b awe, sad Balthtlar (the TlN:mitten bordering oo the
Eapbratee sad the Persian Gall). entered la the smooth of
Dreelaber, with the scullery, infantry, sad cavalry frost
Arabittas. Detachaiesta of workman seeteapaaied the
tee. pi, to adapt the nada, bat barely preoduable for gam
of large calibre.

The object of this eapstiltiote is not known, bat it Is pro-
bable that it is istauditd to prepare the masts of the remiss
Golf sad the Wigton aloes the I meet course of the Be-
Orates against any attask from the see, which sa Bogfish
lest might attempt if the theorems* between the two em-
pire* assume s graver character.
Some hives& from Beloadohistan have destroyed a
village sod despoiled a mama of muelmate in the staples
of Rhigi-Settoagorta•-•

• There steppes an situated between the district of
Hinman, to the soeth-east of the empire, and the pm-
Mace of Khoressan, in the vicinity of Biloudobistan.

THE EAST.

MARSEILLES, TVISDAT.

The numerous departures of the sick for Constan-
tinople has greatly improved the health of the allied
armies. On the lst the weather in the Crimea was
mild.

A line of neutral ground has been traced out be-
tween the Allied and Russian armies, in execution of
the armistice. This line is limited by the Toher-
nays. The army is well supplied with fresh relic-
tables.

Fifty thousand English troops were reviewed at
Balaklava on the 26th of February.
On the 3rd Ismail Paella was preparing to start
from Constantinople for Fonermun. A slight decline
has taken place in the exekanges. The Pram
d'Orient announces that the Minister of Finance is
busily engaged in devising Insane for putting an end
to the perturbation which exists in commercial
affairs.

Several French surgeons being ill at Constantino-
ple the English surgeons had some forward to supply
their places, the English hospitals in the Turkish
capital being relatively lees numerous.
The Turkish Government, is consequence of the
neosseitMe of the allied armies. has limited to the
ports of the south of the empire the free exportation
of cereals.