The Express.
London, England, 1856-02-21 00:00:00

ARRIVAL OF THE TURKISH PLENI-

MARSEILLES, TIVAIDAY.

The steam.frigate Bane, which left aonstantineple
ea the 13th, has arrived, with Atli Packs, the
Turkish Plenipotentiary to the Paris Conferences, on
board.
His Highness leaves for Paris this evening.

THE EAST.

TRIESTE, Fn. 20.

Letters from Constantinople, of the 11th, may that
the Sultan will declare property free in this senses
that Christiana may acquire and possess land in their
own name.

COUNT ORLOFF.

BERLIN, WIDNUDAT, 1,11._20!

Count Orloff had ah andienos yesterday of the
Xing at Charlottenbarg, and left this capital this
morning for Cologne, where he will sleep to-night.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, WRISNIODLY Swan.

It is impossible to describe the sensation created
is Paris today by the reproduction in the Monitow
of a certain article of the Slade. That, after all the
recognised organs of government have been for many
days assuming that peace was se good as made, the
official journal should adopt, by publishing it in its
first page, the met determined anti•Rsssian
article that has yet appeared in the lead-
ing opposition journal, which has unflinch-
ingly sopped English views of the war, is
felt to be something astounding. The effect on the
little Bourse in the morning was to pet the Rents
down neatly a franc. At the regular Bourse it ales
produced a great effect. Bat people are so too-
I roughly persuaded here that the French Govern-
meat is resolved upon pesos, that ear
sestinas explaining away the matter WON
readily listened to. It was said that Lewd
Clarendon had made a representation to Coast
%loyal that, in the present :state of the French
press, foreigners would find it difficalt to believe
that the Debella would dare to SWUM the tone it
deceit its arguments were displeasing to the govern-
meet, and that the Moniteer published the article in
the &eels merely to give a barren satisfaction to
England. However this may be, lam informed,
and believe the fact, that the Slack yesterday
received from a subordinate in the government a pet.
vats warning for this very article, the sentiments el
which are now adopted by the Meniteur. lam alai
told that the article was in fact communicated to the
Slide ea the only paper whom polities it would saiti
On the other hand, it is asserted in Ministerial circles
this evening that the publication of the Stick's article
in the Ifesiletsr was the result of a mistake, and that
the intention was to have replied to another article
of the Sleek instead of citing this one. The affair Ii
most extraordinary—what can we believe P

The writer in the Sleds urge■ the destruction d
NicaWet awl thaasereleseettnetion el BementaiL

The war has see been undertaken aloes te lave the
Ontemen ouipise. It has been said, sad reputed everywhere
la carat regime, that ft was a qarstion of the re establish-
meat of Europese equilibriam and the prevention of any
future invasion ea the part of Russia. We demand that
the seediness et pees shell strictly coincide with the pro-
gramme of war.
At theßoaree the Rents closed with a fall of 40a.
for each. and 360. for account. The close was heavy.
Railways M 1 from 6fr. to 10fr.
M. de Meaderstrcem, the new Swedish Amble.
has arrived in Paris.
The reports that the Turkish Ambassador, Me.
heard Bey, was to wait at Marseilles for his co-
Plenipotentiary, Aali Pasha, were incorrect. Th.
Ambassador did not arrive there from Turin till
Saturday. and he left almost directly for Paris,
where he arrived on Monday. Aali riche is expected
at Marseilles to-morrow, and will doubtless arrive at
the °deem Bethany, in the Roe Grenelle St. Ger.
main, in the coarse of Friday.
Preparations are already making at the Tuileries
for the opening of the legislative session on March
S. The tribune for the corps diplocostique will be
more samptuoaaly decorated than on any former of.
oasion.
MK. de Bard and de Hubner commenced a round
of diplomatic visits yesterday. In the evening they
went to the Gymnasr. This evening they are going
to the opera to see " Robert le Diable." They will
occupy Baron Rothsehild's box.
Coast Walewski gives a grand diplomatic dinner
to the Plenipotentiaries to-day.