The Express.
London, England, 1856-01-21 00:00:00

THE TURKISH LOAN AND ITS EXPENDI•

The Cone:sada"
writes on the 7th :

dent of La Pram

The madam d the Prom will wet lam (agitates the
dtasaltige that areas at the time what the toastimiosen

appointed to control the eeeptoystest of the leen, nego-
tiated for Turkey by Frame end Ryland, wished to Seer.
one their powers. Notwithstanding the most formal terms
In the treaty itself eeneteded between the three powers, the
Minister °Mr, Meheeented Rash& Pubs. rebind to sob.
salt to the demands mode by Heenre. de Oedrosy sad
Hereby. He viewed the intervention el the 110Ealasiesers

se • sospiaioa Injuries' to At. probity, sod as a preeeodiai
insulting to the Chimes govorassoat. _

No "llamado* NM overeme the inflexible will of the
lisroakisr. The emakeisears mama to Mitigate the grist
boor of their Gram to &dimes to the wail karma
integrity of Illehommai Rush& Naha; it was a waft
bowie:able 110040.4011 fee kin, bat it weld set bat have
incubi Haim It was meshed that illy theasead pomade
should he made over to the flersokier fee the wants of
his sdaiiaistratise, sag that instead of regairiag frees
him ea sweat of bow he latsaded leyieg eat the swam
they would sok at a later period low he had laid it eat.
Thee" fitly atoned pounds are sew oyes; sad the
alakter demands fresh had,. Before girls( dim up,
Munn. do Cadres, and Hereby wished to erisertain the
empleyninst et the bet. Mohamed Racial Psalm
delivers as aseesat ad the eitpseese„ frees whisk it would
appear that so mesh has hew spew for basalt, so mesh
far ries sad the Wu, se iamb ter sassasitisa of all hide,
is shed, for al that araetitates the &spews of an
army la die bold.

Tie maiatater's ward Empire, so distrust ; but every erne
bemire this the Bersekleee power, are set very eatameive
elan Meestsneive,
order, may happen sat too be serried eat, that then
say be, sad very eftea that Uwe are, earieue Mission to
tile Tarkieb ailahaistraries, sad ski eausatheisaere, •he

know this as wail se all other mamas, amnia. the item,
wish to knew whether the gasatity debited to the stain bee
really boss lasebt, sad oa what coailitioas, If it is is store,
or he bees ferwarilod to its deetiaatioa sad 'wholly arrived
there. Hesse the assassin for a sort of lavostigatioa, her
the prodastisa at lawless sad sosMrtr to the sal that the
oldest of the treaty sin he stasiaoL

lot sew, is at irst.Mehessused Reshdi Pasha intreoshot
himself behiad his foserreptitillity, sad is anwillise as
permit the laterfersoes of the esorsissiostrs with the details
of t►e fattens* oilloinistratiew. Maw the esosessiows
sods to his shesswfiss ter lategrity, ho is potting hissielf in
a Mee polities. The nasty relative to the leas was signed
Were ho Web ells; the treaty says that than shall its •
esoteel—the Riakose Mew this. Cu he *spot sew that
his puma will is to set amide so soil engsgessint 'Mined
Into tig the Pate

A latter of the eth ult., Grow Mita, in a Rasaiaa

*trod, sestioas the evelvel there el Cissend William sad
the other IO& Alien tame at Kam The paths lied
ressteedl them let* nub Wm/aim, sad Übe Goverateest
. ....

was Wei all It" sum se Image w. 111 pass ths—lr—saptt st—t;
is us sarsiable imam They Cpl Sepal SlNlftlailite,
ad two snip" on at their disposal. Oa the preview
liaatley they sere mast at a dreasatie repressataties la
the &Mrs of di Sews, Oda. Is tie beet besse ; sae, says
the lease, *de tesassat applause pained *elf Illiegal•
Lisa et do rod amersisa assorded ass."

• - THE SOUND DUES.

IEN, JAN. 10.

The esaferenees on the subject of the Bound dose
ice really opened on the 4th inst. by the Minister von
Scheel, who stated that the Privy Councillor Bluhme was
appointed plenipotentiary for Denmark, and then quitted
the apartment. There were present the representative, of
twelve different states, amongst whom was the special ple-
sipotentiary for sllllllill, the well-known author on statistics,
M. de Tengoborsky. Blubene laid before the meeting the
Danish proposal% consisting of a plan for the capitalisation of
the Second dues, the particulars of which are already known
to year readers. His opening speech was interrupted, when,
he Cams to talk of Denmark's willingness to make eomcee•
sioas, by M. de Temgoborsky, who stated that It was Russia
who was moat eager to make advances, and had expressed
herself ageism the abolition of the Bound dues, as Mecklen-
burg and Heather, had previously dome. Biros Lagerheien,
the special plenipotentiary for Sweden and Norway, replied
to Blubme's speech. As all the documents and statistical
to►les promised by Denmark were not yet finished, and as a
plural view of the receipts of the Sound dues from 1840 to
1847 was demanded by some of the plenipotentiaries, the
conferenetes ware adjourned to the end of this month. After
onus formal difficulties with respect to the protocol, the
meeting wee dissolved.

The somber of remelt that pulsed the Sound in the month
of December amounted to 691, of which 163 were Prussians
109 Duals, 90 Swedish, t 9 Norwegians, 68 English, 66
Germane of different mates, sod 27 Dutch.

THE WEST AFRICAN MAIL.

The Ethiope, African mail steamer, Captain Barn-
well, arrived in Plymouth Sound this (Sunday)
moraing, at 12.30, from the west coast of Africa, with

She has since come into Millbay to discharge her
passengers and cargo, and is to proceed to Liverpool
to repair and refit, she having experienced some
heavy weather, and her boilers being very leaky.
She left Lagos Dec.ll Accra, 14 ; Cape Coast,
15 ; Liberia, 20; Sierra Leone, 25 ; Bathurst, 29 ;
Gores, 30 ; Teneriffe, Jan. 6 ; Madeira, 11th. She
brings about 4,000 ounces of gold dust, palm oil,
beeswax, arrowroot, ivory, &c., eleven pawners,
and a miiL Her mail was landed about 2 o'clock this
morning.
Pasesogers—Mr. Taaffe, from Fernando Po ; Mr.
Anthony, from Cameroons; Mr. Beecroft, from Ca-
labar ; Mr. Thompson, from Bonny; Lieutenant
Boger, of her Majesty's ship Philomel, and Lieute-
nant the Hon. H. D. Lascelles, from Lagos; Mr. and
Mrs. Porchet, from Sierra Leone; Commissary Lind-
sey, and Paymaster C. W. Harris, of her Majesty's
ship Myrmidon, from Bathurst; and Captain Costs,
from GM%
The Scourge, 6, paddle, Commodore Adams, was
at Cape Coast Castle; the Philomel, at Lagos; Pene-
lope, Alecto, Ferret, and Myrmidoo, at Sierra Leone ;
the Dover, at Bathurst; and the French war steamer
Newton, at Teneriffe.
The Fifeshirs merchant ship, of London, and
Danish ship Benjsmin Howard, from Newport, with
coals, were at Fernando Po; the barque Stirling.
shim, and Dahlia, of Plymouth, at Sierra Leone;
the barque Clio, of Jersey, at Teneriffe.
The weather experienced by the Ethiope between
Gorse 'and Madeira was very severe. She is the
first vessel which has embarked gold dust at Sierra
Leone, where she reports freights are advancing,
through the policy of the new government.
The Candace, African mail steamer, has come in at
this poet. She will embark cargo and mails, and
leave on Thursday next.