The Express.
London, England, 1857-03-04 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, TUUDAT
I have received positive information that a treaty
of peace between England and Persia was signed by
Lord Cowley and Ferukh Khan at five o'clock this
evening.
Ferukh Khan yesterday presented to the Em-
peror the Turcoman horses sent by the Shah
as a present to his Majesty. These horses, it
may be remembered, arrived in Paris at the same
time as the ambassador, and have been epee stand-
ing in the stables of the Erarmar, in cede to re-
cover themselves from the htlelli of thajimq.
Yesterday being fixed fee ihir Weal peseonalloth
his excellency repaired to thatimies,
by his two secretaries and Matirfaffilh7lt aii•
peror came down into the Meat-yard et the
palace, where the hems dad, covered with
their Persian clothing and led by Patin
grooms. His WOW, exposed his grata&
den at pommies them One asinele, whisk were
meth aiatisdbg tho gets= meat. Than bane
have no swami senes. Naturally thoyasnid have
very lad% mins the scanty growthet he would
not be amlimalifti to their necks, the Pease always
keep then dams lima They are of the old Per-
sian nes new any rare ; extremely large and
Mao pi mat withal. They require more food
Safi& Mek, last it is thought they will make a
Wb seas yam= of the French breeds.
Os Friday next the Emperor will preside in per-
son in the Council of State, to consider the question
of the tax upon transfers of railway shares.
The Bourse has been extremely animated. The
Route rose 50e. for cash, and 55c. for account,
closing at 70fr. 90c. and 71fr. 45e. Mobilier rase
10tr. The Mediterranean railway rose 25fr., on a
✓eport that the Paris and Orleans, Paris and Leine,
and the Waterman Railway Companies had
signed a tasty hr the penimee of the Great Cos-
t altn the shartheiden el that company would re
ale 2_l-3 per cent. dsisatures for each of their
abassa The other lines' were from sfr. to 106 x.
higher, with a good arelost.
The Petrie, this arming, formally announces a
vet militia to its eat of eaten, which has been
talked et in a limited circle the some time, and has
411114111114 se moth inane as my met egad well do
that erne es wrolthed • shier as a Pesch jar-
mei rode the laws to which the pee is now sub.
Jested in FMCS. M. Debasers, deputy in the
Corps Legialatif for the department of the Somme,
who is the proprietor of the Petrie, informs the
world, in a payee leading artiste, that his journal
will from this day mem a whim altogether un-
exampled. Taking a very erigimd view of the
consequences of the eumsessiatisa et the tribune, and
the suppression of free mode at oven such tams
debates as yet take place in whale thertiously called
the Legislative Body, the pereplater et the Petrie
gravely prints that the impurtinee et the French
press is thereby imaged, beam it aims has the
high minim to mesh to the palls to instruct
and bre the peals mink to erne it when
it goes astray, and le Naha& between the pulls
and power, those rations at 1t..., patriotism,
ooa-
fideacee, and deatedness, without which authority
art be always *nib and liberty ever dangerous."
Not a word in all this jargon Moat the arbitrary
warnings eel apposions, soma police instructions,
and istenke egarinaltifelia, which arc the obligatory
accompaniame et the thiament by the French
papers at their " idgir while..' To enlighten sad
direct the paha rid with a tumidity and a power
with which it hem never hareallere been eaightmed
and directed, M. Daimme Ir mileted in Ms man
vice lifty-hur piseasen, err as be more elespently
phrases it, " sees who have already nobly served the
Emperor and Irma', k time great bodies of the state.'
Hs publishes the list, which comprises senators, ma•
ministers, councillors of state, marten et regalia
examers of the press, ex-rocketeers et gn
vernment journals, and those names at sem
here ot leered societies which have of late yews
acquired an unenviable distinction by their nearby.
toadyism. Such are the men by whose al M.
Delamarre has the towpet to my that he proposes to
guide public opinion with " indepentinse sad
dignity r'

he grand article of the Patrie Isnot have
been a long while apes the forms, fora nate ie this
evening's amber half hisents that both the article
and the schedule with the lit of the distiardeied
haidimmised redaelears bare appeared prematurely
la deblipeniaea Dip. The Petrie consoles itself,
however, with the redestism that, save some slight
seletaketh, the rendes of the lissitspodance is quite
correct.

Baron James Rothschild and his sea left Paris
for London yesterday, to celebrate the memisge of
the latter with Miss Leonora Rothschild. On their
arrival at Calais they bed that the cork-ilk, white
they thought they bed twee& with them, had bees
left behind. A telsgropide despateh was at twee
tent to Paris, and the rich bend pretest weaselly
afterwards forwarded bye. memo engine. Today
a service in honour of the maw has bees per-
formed at the Jewish operget. AU the atria
and servants of the home of Rothschild, ineledhig
those belonging to the country establishments of the
family, attended.
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