The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-21 00:00:00

PERSIA.

The following is an extract of a letter received
from Trebizond, dated July 1 :
The Shah of Persia has thee year made a keg journey
through his dominions. It appears that on this occasicia,
centst7 to the usual etletom, the inhabitants of the provinces
through which he pasted had not to complain of oontribu-
lion' levied on them by the Royal suite. The journey was
interesting, insomuch as the Persian provisos, are stocked
11:th game. One day the Shah stopped to hunt the deer In
the province of Hersh, which is celebrated for that game,
but in hunting the deer the Royal party roused a held of
wild boar", end his Imperial Majesty was forced to ascend a
tree fee safety.
The ratters) from Trehin Ind to Erzerottni is commenced. The
Russians are surveying a line which is to connect the Black
Sea with the Cairn's, and will pass through Poti, T.file, and
Bakou. The ouniti "atom of these nada will establish a
rapid earning:cation between the fertile provinces of the
Caucasus us the one baud, sad Asia Minor and Panda on the
other. The commission of French efilare sent from France
to instruct the Persian army is (Printed by M. Radian. The
science of wi.;llery ill explained by MM. Rene and Nicolas ;
engineering by M. Maseque ; end infantry inanceuvres by
Dergotoset. The Shah is said to be delighted at the
great proven made by the Persian troops under their French
instrucors.

A Paris correspondent of the Nord, writing on the
19th, rays :—" Since the rttuni of the Emperor, Count Wa-
lewski has constantly resided at St. Cloud—a proof of the
high favour which this minister oont ones to enjoy. He
has already had many conf:rences with his Majesty In re-
ference to the preliminaries of peace and the measures to be
adopted in order to secure the ratifisation of the treaty of
pesos by the greet postage. The Emperor and Count
Walewski have also commenced considering the bases
of the future Italian Confederation. In order to facilitate

this work, the lifinbiter far Foreign Affsirs has ordered the
prep vation of a compare:ire statement of the federal systems
of Germany, Switzerland, and the United States. A letter
from Koine MAIN that the Pape accepts, on menu condi-
tion; the title of honorery preelient of the Italian Confede-
ration. The Italian Diet woad assemble at Rome."

The Vienna correspondent of the Times, in a letter
dated the lath, gives the following propoatication ss to
the result of the pesos :—" The impreielon on my mind
Is that there will be a tremendous uproar in Italy, and that
the King of Sardinia will soon be at war with his new
subjects. The helium want to have a Confederation of
republican etttee, mad, ownequently, they ath not likely to be
smietled wilt the arrangements recently made at Villafrance.
It is reported that them was • republican movement at Milan
yesterday, and that the people and the troops fraternised,"
THE LATE ACCIDENT TO THE CLIPPER INDIAN
Clumth.—This vessel (which put into Valparaiso on the llah
ot last May, in oonsequeoce of the for of meets, /km, in •
stave at est, in the previous month, and the want of handy,
the captain and 13 of the ore's bevies perished by the
swamping of a bon) has been c ndemerd, as Mein, re-
ceived at Liverpool yesterday SUN that the cost of repairinX
her end putting her in full equipment toe ma would be I,OOOL
In the fere of this large stun at has bean Mewed necesaary to
sell the ship.
ARRIVAL OF AN AUSTRALIAN GOLD SHlP.—Yrer
wrday thinning the :quoitsa arrived in tie Kerrey, from
Melbourne, which pnt she lett on the 19th of law April.
The Wisdom twinge 4,403 ounces of gold, a fair complement
of mjounsera at the atiupedee, in whom hands there is •
qientity of the precious metal. The psesege of the
hitedora has bean delayed by light baffling winds sad calms.
SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION OF ine 004PEL.
—Yesterday Mumma theta was • aped., choral service in
Westminster Abbey, the swu' Caine preached by the
Raw. Henry Drury, S.D., piebendary of &fishery, sod
chaplain to the House of Couitnonc in aid of the Society for
tbe Propagatiou of the Gospel an Foreign Parts. The rev.
gentlemen setonithed the ameregation by giting out • t-ot
•hicat no one recognised as a paserme of Scripture. The
wade were, "We may—we mast—wewiU," and be obtained
them in the following meaner—. We rimy," trim the 3rd of
2nd vire.; ^we unlit," from the 14th of Act.,
20nd verse; "we will," Irons the 24thef doeliwt, 21st verve.
Tar COW bioation of the three formed the text trout which he
proceeded to argue that we may, we must, and we will
Evangelith the mold. The rev. gentleman adeorted to the
vast oases; tons of this the oldest miwionary moiety In coa-
-1 maim mut me church, to its hundreds ot mteelonarier,
schoolmaster*, and catechists mattered over the colonies and
dependenclee id the Brltith crown, and adeerted particularly
tit the gran Witte* which it would have to make in India in
ea:sequence of tne openings ircemly made there for the
spread of toe Gospel. His appeel on behalf of the society's
funds was responded to bye liberal collection.
PENSIONS ON LORD CLIVE'S FUND—From a re-
turn to the House of Lords it &mews thet lot year In Eng-
land there were 101 officer% 2,784 wee, and 774 widows
receiving ?merest from Lord Chee's Nan to the amount of
89,062!.
COURT OF ADMIRALTY.—A bill was printed
yestardey for the purposes ut etabhug mojeauts, bantam,
sad relit:Wore, to prestbe in the High Court of Admiralty.
WiceLow ELEcrioN.—On Monday Lord Frisby
wee re-elected for the county ot Wicklow without ogres-
tioe. The elecuon wee rendered newesery by Ida loeds.ip's
acceptance of n altnettom under the present (melanoma.
IHE SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION. The
I Palatal' Journal etweb that YitewCtiamellor 8u William
I rage Wood has accepted tie chair of the 2necpeudettre Der
pennon' of the Social Soignee Assocurtion for the musing
year, and will deliver an address at the third annual wasting
Bradford, on the 10th ot October acct.
About 8 p.m. on Friday, a report reached Wien-
bme, &ea reetehire, that over 60 acme of heath wore on Ste
at Wait Moore. Superintendent Boynton arrived dine with
merral conotebles, and by great pereeverenea sibriited ebe
Ore by 1 o'clicit. Had the wine beo high it linnet have
reached the preservee of Lord Mel iireeliurv. The fire is sup-
paved to have occurred trout N lighted ender telling from
the 3 p.m. down train front London.— Western Mirror.