The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-28 00:00:00

RUSSIA AND TURKEY.

The Ohrervateur of Trieste says that Russia has
.cdtrectly intimated to tke Porte that it will send a
representative to Turkey u soon as the 'lsaiah
tcrritory 'ball be evacuated by the allied troops. Oa
the receipt of this cummuuicatiou the Porte decidsd

to stud Kiprili Pasha as ambassador to St. Peters-
burg.

RUSSIA.

A letter from Bt. Petersburg, of the 17th, says:—
It is isteoded very shortly to fit out a ibtilla at
Croostadt to convey men and materials for the con-
struction of vessels to the second Russian port, which
is called Nioolaieff, on the Amoor river. It is acces-
sary to send materials for the purpose, as they are
only to be obtained with extreme difficulty in the'
country itself; but thereupon for arming the fortifi-
cations will be cast in the Siberian foundries.
Part of the new army of Cossacks of the Lake
of Baikal is to be transferred to the Amour. Oa
the occasion of the coronation a long amnesty,
comprising most of the condemned political offenders
under the preceding government, is expected. It
has been proposed to the government to construct
railways in such a manner as to be able to employ
hones instead of locomotives on them, so as not to
be obliged to procure the working material abroad,
which would be both difficult and costly. This pro-
ject is supported by some influential person., bat is
not likely to be adopted. Surprise has been felt in
FiLlapd at the governor having demanded a large
sum to furnish his palace. The application, however,
was not granted."

A letter from Warsaw in Spener's Gazette says:—
" Orden have been sent from St. Petersburg to for-
ward to that city all the petitions of the emigrants
and refugees who desire to return to their native
land, with reports on the position of the petitioners
and on the motives of their fight. A special bureau
has been established in St. Petersburg, under the,
presidency of Councillor lt wheats, charged with the
examination of these petitions."

HOLLAND.

The Sfaafs•Courant contains the official nomina-
tion of the ministry. IL Covers Van Ender:est, as
Minister of Foreign Affairs; M. Vander Bragghen,
of Justice; and M. Simone, of the Interior. M.
hlutsaerts, Minister of the Roman Catholic Worship,
has not been yet replaced, but his resignation has
been accepted. U. Smith Vanden Brodie, Minister
of Marine, hes judged proper to retire also. His
resignation, like that of M. Mummer% has been se-
cepted, bat he is to preeerre hie portfolio until his
socceseor is named. The general opinion is that the
new ministry, altogether ultra-Protestant, will not
be able to stand.

PIEDMONT.

A letter boss Turin of Juno 24, in the Conatuas-
tionssa, says:

Then is as truth is the statemests prresveriagly node
by now jeans!' shot M. Beton. sad M. Limn are etas%
to retire. Than two ministers Nerviest la the sassed the
ideas of the sewn left—the cams WM. which urged os
l'ioilseost to the battle of Novara. Bose people
fanned, after the c•afenceas of Paris, that M. Cavan
would dismiss these too nemeses, is order to give a
naive pledge of his conservative dispoeitior, but the
attitude assuaged by the Prondout of tb. Coasted after his
Tans is so seaman b. re out these anticipations.
The 'U WOl6OllO. it Is well that 'onions should
haste, is so imager thong*. cf Y. Cavan, sad the Freash
end Bolen press, wh en contently efts it n a seml.ollisial
pursal,en quits senate°. Much has boss lately said Odes
reprisals which the Psednostese cabinet bands to make,
to the Wq•ltitfatlell at the property of &rains* nbjeres
by Austria. It i. wens ltnowlodp that nessores are
so. helm taloa by the seisiery, to Garry at this Mos,
whin has hitherto hies but a pr. j. t. TIN large property
penmen by the b.sts..pria of folilsa sad Pavia, la the Sar-
dines dosenross, will be seised.

A letter from Genoa, of the 20th say.:
The admiralty hoe decided tt at t..s n fterdiaisa squadron
of the Crimea" he fore Ming disarmed shall make a sam-
reign of 'rotations for the icetraetien 0 the crew% until
the sad of the e1..3a. This peuiros, which yr mach
Waited by the Preach Lai flaglish fleets, ia sompossd of
three amen steamers, the Carlo-Al hut's, the Gamraolo, and
the C etitsmocs ; the steels *vie.. Tripoli, Malletamo, La
thim, Osloars, Mosamoben,, Vero, niter% and Dora;
the Earydias and Budd° frigates; the corvette Sea Clio-
; the brig Larne; the getters An 'Mom, sad the
go .lettes II Vero and D. rI. In senlieg t era each • soa-
adorable ronserm, tie &rainiest navy takes task imme-
diately after the throe greatest astral powers of Europe,
Loglead, Frame, sad

CENTRAL ITALY.

The Opinion* of Turin contains the following let-
ter from Punta of the 22nd:

Count Thin's siP.l.nti;;;:l;aisheee of Parma.. the pan
of Radetsi y, for the purpose of @sullen the dispute 6/tweet'
t►e military orionrssion and t►e ministry, tot ►arisg enc.
thisited, the Irschp-Reirect km written 13 Yarrhal
Rade:sky to mill Count Crenneville, the military
clmmaldsat of Parma. To this fladstalty hat not coo-
seated, bat merely recalled 111.1 Crass, the military auditor.
The Duchies has declared that she waits ao mon miliury
C 01011114.1110110, sod that Ist own min'stry and the ordinary
trthenals are sofficiett tr maintain order. Crenneville
preparieg to take bta &pirate, ygrbor sac messes than se
as art of emir. 'molar . Prince Drifebi &ragas has fallen
into digress, end it is repaired that the state of sits*
will masa on July 9, tbe y rani Dukes his.ldsy. It le said
that en tearing this Creative:l.e aid mysteriously : " Balers
no 9:1 s methien will take pisee to make the Duchess
atria her mind."