The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-07 00:00:00

RETURN OP THE CZAR TO BT. PETERS-

BURG.

Oa the 26th the Emperor Alexaader reviewed the
Wove ia garrisca at Bweaborg, sad in the nada;
was present at a soiree given by General Berg, Cio-
verser•Ossmal of Finland. His lditioety that left
Am Abop and oar the 29th alt. retuned to Bt. ream
burg.
At the Russian capital the cessimion of peace
dose sot appear to have ressoved all hostile
feeliege. The MAUI* Ike, the Museovite organ,
par excelkats, sad whisk has always viperously re-
buked every laming towards the manners sad ideas
of other countries, is now hurling its anathema
against the anti-national bodes°, of commercial
relations with forsiguen. It ham jut pub-
lished an acids 'added "The Time is Come;
is ',bah it exhorts all orthodox Itmelami
to unite their efforts in the development of the
national Weary. Apiast &gland the verities
sallies are spedelly directed. " Andes," he mays,
"has lost her per The West has shows us
what we have to =pest hem it. Let is profit by
the hem. By its armies, its period s, sad fte
geographical peados, Bessie k the nest vigorous of
all empires, bet its prodsotive farms are sot refil-
-1 sandy developed, and this is why it is poorer than
others."

Lettare from Wasaw, of the let, state that the
'ewe of poses was rewired with joy, ming that it
wee asempasied by the sasposiso of the decree
whirl ailed ter a sew eratiapat of tea ma is
every thomad, and also by as order for the Mara
of the recruit. already allotted to their hems.
' A &apish treat Bt. Petersham was posted at the
Haraberg BOOM as listarday, mammies that the
Itassim govertasest will sow permit the experts-
tke of raiz from all its ports

BERLIN. lIVNZIAT.

The minister of oommeree bee breed eer:tree con-
cerning the ale of foreign and Pruden industrial
porkies at Om Seem of Berlin : Ybet, The ewers
betimes will sot be admitted to negetlzta say toady
emarities except for emit, and then only when all
the capital hes been paid ap. Ileeeadly, The Pree-
daa uscoritiss, isdnotelal and otherwise, which may
ea have been amidst* paid up, shall say be nego-
tiated for end Thirdly, The negotiation el leeeign
esearitiee sot eautpistely psi& up le prohibited, even
he sash. The demo father annottetee that the
pnblitetke d non-allialal quotations of the Dame
will be sableeted to aoetroL
It ie =peened that taistise deans INS eat* op
pear, asdeiniag that the enema braise may, ear
feriaably with the deem el bleb 1026, be expelled
fees the Rase by the peediese of the swiss
bothers

The Sheiker et redreley castois the Molder
!verdant sediestios
40 Tor the tide cluing Wee they mast =raft the
=dhoti= of the Treaty of Pease, Frame, Great
Wads, Berdials, sad 'foamy, en the sae part, sad
Reeds, as the other put, have easoleded as ars&
dm It hes bees soesespeastly sided that the prizes
made oabsersatly to the signature of pose shall be
restored, dist erase 'bald he gins he the ham-
dials raider of the esdatier tdsobscien seed that the
rehititire ossearse takes is Rorie orient the
szportatlos, daring the war, of Bud= rodeos.
especially of breadstaffs, should also be rersktd with.
vat delay. Oceselar ants aid the isreasißlei =rived
of sarigatese and useelanis will he tenrrhisindly
emenhd oat lry the leosts ed. One 'rem that sow
mated *tabs thsep AdellillY• dada lb• weg.4
the ishoostaidhating tir oM JW 41 .1111•101ligenat
states."

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, Susswr Zysimre.

A new description of bread, of second quality, is
shortly to appear in Paris by the express desire of
;the Emperor. A circular, dated the let of this month,
has been seat to the bakers on the subject. The
Municipal Council came to a vote in December last
that this kind of bread (which is to be called pain
reglententaire) should be introduced for consumption.
The bread hitherto manufactured in Paris hu been
made croluelvely from the different kinds of flour
at the hall', under the description of the feu marks,
via, the flour of wheat (which is the very beet),
and Sour of the first, sound, and third quality.
From these four qualities of flour, four kinds of
bread are made, via., pain de grams (the very
bast), and bread of first, second, and third qualities.
In Paris few eonemners, even among the poorest
dames, buy (nominally at least) any but the tint
quality of bread. The second and third qualities do
not answer either in colour or taste to the general
notion of what bread ought to be. The government
idea now is that if, instead of encouraging the divi-
sion of Ear into several sorts, the public could be
Induced to consume a breed made of all the "four
marks" mixed together--a bread that might be
justly designated an "average bread," there would
be a eonsideeable gain. Great pains are takes to ex-
plain that the new bread will not contain any of the
ingredients that have been suggested as substitutes for
flour in time of scarcity, such as rye, potatoes, main,
sire. The bread will be purely wheaten, bat (as before
said) it will be made of all the recognised qualities
of Soar, and, moreover, there will be in it a larger
proportion of bran. The rule laid down is, that for
every 100 parts of wheat, 76 parts of pure flour must
be used in the fabrication of the pain regismontairs.
This proportion of pure flour is less than that required
by existing regulations ; bat, according to thePreass of
this evening, the maximum of the difference is not
mare than Er. per sack. The baker@ abstained ge-
nerally from purchasing yeeterday, because they
do not know what will be the prise fixed
for the new regulation bread. However, the
fall in corn continues, and prices in the principal
provincial markets are again considerably lower.
The Commandant Fare, the orderly offlosr of the
Emperor, who was so fortunate as to be employed to
carry the asessage annosardng the birth of the Im-
perial Prince to the Hotel de Ville, is charged by his
Majesty to superintend the purchases of flour for the
experiment about to be made.
The Pays lays great stress upon the fact that out
of 31,000 men which now constitute the whale forcel
of the Nation! Guard of Paris, 28,000 have
signed an address of congratulation to the
Emperor on the birth of the Imperial Prime. It
very truly says, that considering the average num-
ber of the absent. from one cause or another, this
blame may be onside:ea as an expression of the
unanimous ientinsmits of the National Gaud. It is

really femme to be driven to explain facts which
the Government journals continually pretend to
ignore. Bat I cannot refrain from stating (what
some English readers may not know) that the "Na
timed Guard" is not now any more " national" than
the footmen of the Tuileries. Every member of the
force is carefully selected by the Government.
It is a sign of the times that the Chariveri, which
in °bedews, it is said, to orders, owed to
publish 'adobes' of Ramis some time before poses
wee signed, has now began to familiarise the public
mind with a war with Madagascar. One of its
Wretches tc clay is very funny. A non•oommforioaed
°dicer y represented ea giving climatic= to a sold=
practising at a target. "We must altar our system
of firing," says be, " foe we are going to war with
Madagascar. " BaSt, Caporal," replies the soldier,
" as lien de visor ear le blase Po vale tires sax le

All the eqffs thanking, have received ceders to sup-
press the Aatialteeiaa soap that they have lately
be= I. the habit of (Win.

A letter in the liblassiiatiou of Brussels states that
the preesmos of Count flavour in Pans her resulted
in a proposition for a busty between Sardinia and
Spain. relative to the position of the consalar agents
of the two nations, and to some commercial ques-
tions which require elucidation. Thie treaty will
be submitted to the Cartes.

A see explodes took plasm yesterday evening in
the salon d the Cef6 Angle* whisk wounded the
bodes and broke most of the bottles of wise.

SPAIN.

MADRID, Apau, 4.

The Chaise have voted the Snit twelve articles of
the Inaneial plan of M. Banta Cruz. The young
Lag of Portages father is Bluely to take a journey
to Belgium