The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-09 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 9, 1856.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

IN SPAIN.

tram ova ow* 00111SPONDINT.)
PARIS, TIMIDLY Broome.
The Congress held a sitting this afternoon at half-
put two o'clock.
The review of General Forey's division to-day was
spoilt by a pouring rain, which came down just as
the Emperor was getting on horseback. It was too
late to give muter-orders; the troops were all is
review order, and the only thing to be done was to
got over the ceremony with all convenient speed.
This his Majesty did; but, although he must have
I heen wet to the skin, he stopped frequently as be
rode along the lines to speak to particular
I officers and soldiers. Crosses and medals were
distributed by the Emperor in person after
Ithe review. General Slumlord, who was wounded
I at Sebastopol, and a captain of one of the grenadier
regiments, received the crosses of Officers of the
Legion of Hosour. The men were in new clothing,
which contrasted greatly with the dilapidated toggery
in which they made their triumphal entry into Paris
a few months ago. The tattered colours of the regi-
ments were, however, displayed with pride.
The Bourne was animated to-day. The Rente rose
26e., both for cash and account, closing at 73fr. and
73fr. 46c. Credit Mobilier rose 12fr. 60c. for account.
Railways were very brisk. Orleans rose 36fr., and
Lyons and Mediterranean 30fr. Several other lines
rose from 10fr. to 16fr. Bank of France shares rose
1606.

The following telegraphic despatch, received in
Paris yesterday evening, from Madrid, reports an
insurrection in Valencia:—"The day before yester-
day (April 8) an insurrection broksout at Valencia, for
which the conscription was the pretext. The au-
thorities got the better of it. Tranquillity appears
to have been re-established. Government has given
the strictest orders to declare the province in a state
of siege, and to put in force the law of the 17th
of April, 1821, against the disturbers of order, with-
out delay. All measures have been taken for re-
pressing rigorously and instantaneously any attempt
at disorder, wherever it may occur. Madrid is tran-
quil, as are all the provinces from which news have
been received."

This despatch comes from an official source, and
from the wording of the latter sentence, there is
some reason to respect that risings may have taken
place in other districts.

TURLEY.

A Cooatactinopla latter, of March 7, ii the Cow,
stitediontsei, mays:
The Turkish govermaeut meshed, two derides', a tele-
graphic dame* Irma Paris, is oossequeses of which a
somerl was immediately summoned. It is thought (says
our co.rospoadeat) that the matter la question le dill the
Fourth Polar, aed the way it is to be =stationed is the
collective treaty. The despatch was said to be Mali Paella's
mower to the last hestmetices oast to him pursuant to his
own requeet. Oa the coos il brasklag mg a telegraphic
despatch was mut to Pert.
There is mule talk of a anises row leaving occurred at
Imo& betwma Easlish wieners la "melees there sad
the population, but up to the preemie tins urchin 'retain is
knows either of the emm cr the detail. of this regrettable
affair.

In explanation of the extraordinary rise in Bank
of France shares yesterday and to-day, I understand
that a decree is expected to appear immediately,

doubling the capital of that estiblishment. It is
intended to give one additional share to every *bate
holder, and to issue 300 millions of new notes.

There tea report (which I do not guarantee) that a
company is formed in St. Petersburg for working
thirty large steamers on the Danube, and that the
Government will grant a large subvention in aid of
the undertaking. The story is that these large
steamers may eventually be used as vessels of war.
Preparations are making at the Hotel de Ville for
a munificent fete which the Prefect of the Seine
will give on Monday next, April 14, to the Pleni-
potentiaries. There will be a grand dinner of a hun-
dred covers in the Salle du Trone, and in the even-
ing the company of the Grand Opera will perform is
a temporary theatre, erected for the occasion in the
Gagne des POWs. Two or three thousand invitations
have been issued.

FEVER IN THE EAST.

We rend in the Malin Timer, of April

By the Italian mail, which arrived om iltaday, we lean thst
conviderable atteation had beets 'Uncial by the Boards of
Health at the ports along the Italia, out to the typhus
fever now ragtag is the But. Arrivals from Constant!.
noplo end thv Black Bra were at one, sahjectial to quaran-
tine; and at Leghons, Malta her been iseluded among the
mooned pleats. It is highly probable that nest mail will
bring as further intelligence that the example of Leghorn
bu beet folowed by all the ether ports, and that we WWI
Bad osmium cot off from all direst sonmasivation with
the sontiarat. To sum, sack as onarreatis will only sog-
giest a revival of the already to, loardrawa disousioa on
the abstract question of quarattlae, ale with snob persons
ose or other unelasioa will appear us laseatrovertiblo, sad
as sash to be strictly followed eat la all its bearings. To
others the question say aims puma itself as not so such
else of abstract suit as of eapedissay. It was as this
ground that the merchants cot long ego lambi it forward,
and with a fora of argosies* w►ich merited at lent both
respect and serious coosidentias.

It will be remembered that some time ego a mys-
tenons government commission wee sent to Tonnerre,
to inquireinto the conduct of two judges of the Court
of First Instance there, who were accused of habitually
writing anonymous letters, calumniating their neigh-
bours. One of these judges committed suicide while
the [equity was going on. The other, aM. Breese,
wu brought to trial yesterday boron the Imperial
Court of Paris, presided by the principal president,
M. Delangle. The trial was conducted with closed
doors, in order, I suppose, the better to refute a very
generally received opinion, that there is something
political in the matter. No details of the wee are
therefore known, beyond the judgment which wu
given this morning. lodge Breen is convicted of
having falsely end calumniously libelled two of his
brother judges, and of having circulated obscene
libels in the department of the Yonne, and especially
in the town of Tonoerre, reflecting upon judges,
priests, and religion. He is sentenced to six months'
imprisonment, a fine of 600 f., and the costs of the
trial.

Bet to vary many the sews will tell la a different way,
aggravating, we apprehend, the lean whisks hays bees
already elicited by the tamers that have ruched this from
Coastaatiaople of the deadly (fists of the fever raging
there. Of ate story, which is very carnet, the Baia fea-
tures are—that sa beard of a Free& frigate which had
embarked tome sick of the fever, the disease had spread
rapidly to the crew—that four of theatileore end stoma of
the mos had sneered winds w►ile under delirium—that
this mortality had been very great—sod that worst deaths
led emaarred la a few hours after the oust of ,he dotage.
Kalil la this report may be mare exaggeration, but
there is no doubt t►at the Preach army in the Rest
le safferiag feerfa:ly from the stooges of fever, that
wanly of the Frees\ seediest Alone have talks vita-
lises to it, avid that it bas spread to other parte of Constan-
tinople beyond the French hematite sad hospital. That
the Ices of mediael sea is the Preach army mast have been
great, is evideut from the accounts I. the Loadou papas,
but we may tufa. It lies lb. strong Net of vibe anisal bees
I of two steamers with laval de from Cometaaticople without
a eurgetes. Lad here st the Preach hospital la the LIS.
ratio, if we bays been rightly iaformed, the deaths from
fever have been 111111MY/Ms &sung the poor sold en meetly
leaded from the Cries', sad wend of the admirable
aeries, the Fears de Charitd, who were is attendance,
were seised wit► the fever, sad have bed a very marrow
escape of their

ITALY.

(PROM own oww

NAPLES, APRIL 3.
The news that a treaty of pesos had been signed
has been received here generally with isdiffereem or
displeasure. By the thinking and the liberal clangs
it is viewed with great apprehension, as putting an
extinguisher on their hopes of change. Nevertheless,
until the conditions obtained are positively known,
curiosity and excitement are at their height, and the
character of those conditions will determine the ac-
tion of the movement party. Do not let it be ima-
gined that there is any apathy here any disposition
to submit and kiss the rod which has long chastised,
and which is now suspended over them. My opinion
is, if the conferences come to • conclusion without
any attempt to procure a better government of
this country, that new and more determined
combinations will be formed, and that our dreams
of pesos will be continually interrupted by
revolution'. I have already told you that the fact of
the signing of the treaty was telegraphed here on
Sunday evening, and that it created little impression
On the Bourse on the following day. Not until
Tuesday evening did any illuminations take place,
and then only in the British, French, and Sardinian
legationi, and French consulate. The Russian
minister did not illuminate, not having received any
directions on the subject.
The French minister's ball will take place on the
14th inst., and the Lag has signified his intention to
be present, having declined so to honour the ball of
the British minister, Sir William Temple. The con-
trast in the mode of treating the several legations is'
bat too significant of the royal feeling—he fears and
respects the one country, whilst the other helms been
permitted too long to insult by a series of little
grievances and annoyances. I know that M. Brenier
regards it se rather a diplomatic triumph, and not •
little plumes himself upon it.

JERUSALEM.

The Thaws publishes ths following letter from
Jerusalem or this 17th March:

Thely Please are sow ermded with pilgrim from
all putt of the wild. The religious orenooirs of the
passion week Itsv- pond over wi' host the maid handalom
en/ eta between toe Liaise and Greeks, emsg to the air-
earaspeet modest of the le ter. The sew gem' of Eptln
bat arrived at Jae, and is 'emoted here, ander the title
of royal eemaissioser. His predermser has not yet
minima WNW awns of his mama or hatituties.
Tar Doke sad Duchess of Brabant ham presented
ebaritable institatiess of the esuatry with
y gifts, sad him seat a headsman mar-
Cr t aithip Mare-11er of the Patriarch, so wail se otter
presents to those who were sheaths 90 them dm-
tug their late visit here. After the nonnasep das aims
may celebrated on the 17th Kook to. imbibe' maths of
the Catholb pilgrims were peanut at theiesseees of
the Marquis de la Houk'. a. Might of Cheaply depulehre.
Of Me amity mien akaigritheed ebb image the 'sly
one that his preserved a wiat'y eidighwo oberantor. All
eyes were deed on the award whien Y mappenad N haw ho-
la=ts the liberator of we Hely depaldur„ sad wits
the Patriarch girds the rearimr, after having
gives his a blow ea molt shoulder. Atersept the mem-
bers of ibis order are two Praia pariahs, Cardinal de
Budd sod the Bien) of Arras. Oa Sudsy, the 14 h
March, took plaits ate beaedietim @ISM paha insobak soh
heated by to Petri. rah of Jarman' ea the moss which
omen the Divine &plight,. Mr. Vamp ashamed
with hi. owe head piles branches which Iw bad hierad to
the mauler sad ormolu clergy, sad to all the Bat spew pil-
grim. The preemioa of piles has lost auk however, of
its pristine splendour. On lbs allorma of that day the
Germs pilgrims went to Bothieboa sad the French to
Bethany, when they followed do trams of Oar &vim
iron the sepulchre of Lemma to the outside of the r Idea
gate. There ars at this nosiest in Jerusalem abort 900
schimatie Am•ait9 pilgrl.s, sad the ems number of
Cheek.. Tie Better of these dissenters fills Me year a
ram* after that of the Latins.

,RRIVAL OF THE RED
JACKET.

LIVERPOOL, Tommy.

The Whits Btu Ro3al Mail ship Red Jecket,,
ender the oonstaad of Mr. Hector O'Halloran, ehte
sass of the SID, the est tda hawing died on lb. voyage,
arrived la the Mousy 'hie morale, hos Molbentrae, with
the Australis sails, 280 osaseagera, sad 100,686 oases of
gold, slued at 402,7441. Ms left Port Phillip Heade on
the 12th of January, and la, Chas sada the ran la 87 dap.
She had oa 1 oard 1,683 bales of wool, 106 outs of tallow,
230 bales of tags, and lg packages of saraband's.

She pease t►e Saltaai, Said Mail Alp, from this port,
at Port Phillip Finds, es the 12th
The Clams:dm arrived at Pert Phillip /beds ea the 11th

Tb. ;Avian par Ow Rid Jaskst have bee. satisipated by
way of Ceyiss.

The Ilsisiaberi Is serried to bath gees to *Ns. All
the passeagers' heitere ►.d te/a saved.

It Wknd thatia y Hoo's.' would ssil 4 th. ship
Ahem*, for Loads&

We read in the Ramberg correspondence of the
Zoseldposetrowe 11•1 p. The op rit of specalatioa ..d sw-
wercial saws prise is a part of the destlactiva Worsen of ear
ILATitilile city. Oar 'Witted dm les* with bower oa the
meet ditrest sew Thai oar dime relation with Chia,
bar. law awd ia the mew setonishlai mean within the
rat few years, s.d factories sad oetebliableseto of oarless
Web now eztead their oporatioao late the isterfor of the
seesoy. Aww get the crowd of objecb tabs. from our port
to tbe Celestial Rapine, dynes a new of wawa whisk, ea
tbeir arrival, bay* bees Weight ap with the greatest eager-
' awe by meadsidas ameasallay the teeperlal troop. All
Owe eeee, pershoood by the smarten la Ittihad, Dee-
nark, sad Bwellos, sere properly molested kr., se ae to
be It for me laseedlandy Aar dleeetberhation." •