The Express.
London, England, 1856-09-08 00:00:00

RUSSIAN REPLY TO LORD
NOTE.

Le Nord publishes, with the aid of its Berlin cor•
respondent, the following account of a diplowatio
note which the Roaehm government has caused to be
addressed to the English government, and which,
says, must have come into the hands of the latter
several days ago:

This note Ia an answer to another note which had ben
add d by the British government to that of St. Peters-
burg, complaining of the delay which Russia, in its opinion,
apparently wished to cause In carrying out the soma.
meats it bad contracted by the treaty of Paris. Recapi-
tulating all the grist's of the Foreign•ofilee, Prince ()orb.
obakoff analyses them in succession, and refutes them with
each lucidity, precision, and firmness of language as mast
hays proved to the cabinet of Loocon that, although Ramie
wishes to keep up friendly relations with England, the has
no intention, for ail that, to use a colloquial expression, of
letting her toes be trodden on.

Prince Oortcbakoff proves irrefutably that ROWS; fag
from carrying out with a bed gran the etipulations of this
treaty of peace, is, on the contrary, ready in every place to
fulfil her engagements to the very letter; proved, for the
rest, by her evacuation of Kan, performed with an obliging
promptitude and a good grace that even the journals of
Constantinople have been compelled to acknowledge. As fog
the Isle otherwise, Prince Gertekskott declares that Russia
cannot concede to one of the powers that signed the treaty
of Paris the right of raising by herself alone and of hag
own mere motion a question that cannot be solved unless by
all these powers at one and the ease time, as the congress
of Paris bat clearly spec.fird. Besides, the demarcation of
the now frontiers of B Dia has to be performed and is
bong performed by the c.mmiseion appointed for that pro-
pose by the cosgr,ss of Paris, and as for what careens the
regulation of the navigation of the Danube and the Rumba
1 frontier in Asia, the Bastian coonnitsionen have been Ins
at their poet, where they merely wait fur the other delegate.
to arrive in order to commerce their task.

Such it in sum, leaving oat the conclusive arguments and
the werable facts quoted In illustration, the smawar
_ . _ _ .

with which the Emperor Alexander's Minister of Foreign
Affairs nbate the accusation attempted to be foisted cm
Raisin, by the &Web cabinet, with little apparent good
faith, in ao unuttal a manner, and so exceedingly ill-
timed.

TURKEY.

MARSEILLES, SEPT. 7.
Constantinople letters of August 28 say that the
corn market is Env.

Admiral Sir E. Stewart had returned to Constaa•
tinople.
The Sultan had reviewed the Egyptian troop..
The Turkish envoy, Kupresli Parka, had arrived at
Odessa.

and Redont•KalL hive been deli•

tired up to the Russians.
There was Dome talk at Constantinople of modiB•
nations in the ministry, and particularly of the retire•
mint of the Sersekier.

The Puha accused of the murder of the young
girl at Varna was set at liberty at the close of the
trial. He is to appear when called upon.
The Turkish Bank, which has been joined by three
Armenians, is struggling with the representative of
the house of Rothschild for the concession.