The Express. — London, England, 1856-07-29 00:00:00

what sight, rem the Knao's oonsent to become a party to it, even though the dissolution of the alli ance should be the sonseqesees of the reseal" The Doke therefor* dimeated, sod resectestrated when iaterfarsnes with Spain was proposed, and withdrew fins the coeference, at the hazard of the English sad Preach anisette, among others. It was this coarse of lotion which disabused Esrope of the notion that England was favourable to the Holy Alliance. It was this which tweed the hopes of the Liberals of Europe towards England ; and we most bear it upon one memory sad oar conscience that those hopes have subsisted through many and bitter di appointments sem to the prawn hoer. One of the melts of the withdrawal of the Doke of WILLINOTOS ought to be remembered; the oor respoodenes which it caused between Mr. C•maxo, CHATIAMMIAND. and POLIONAC, is which the French Ministers expatiated on the blessing it would be to the Spaniards to rewire from the bounty of their Sovereign snob a constitution as should be best for them; while the English Minister replied that the doctrine that free institutions were to be con ferred by an absolute Sovereign as a boon was "one which the Spanish nation could not be expected to subscribe to, nor any English statesman to uphold or &feed." It is, indeed," he added, "a principle which strikes at the root of the British Coustitution." The immediate practical cooolusion was that England would remain neutral unless compelled to interfere by say aggression upon Portugal, in which case "Gnat Britain would enter the field with all her form, to support the independent°, of her ancient and faithful ally." As we all remember, the French ovens Spain. and restored FERDINAND and der patine. When England thus openly condemned, at the husrd of her alliances, aid at the risk of war, the intormeddling of the French Sovereign with the government of Spain, the rake of France was one whom she had assisted to place on the throne; and the French nation was supposed to be, in foreign affairs, one with its ruler. It is, es we need not my, far otherwise now. The Sovereign who is now assembling the armies of Francs on the frontier of Spain attained the throe* by just such a coup d' ter as has now happened at Madrid; and the world believes that the attachment of the French people to him may match with that of the Spanish nation to O'DonniLL. While he governs autooratioally, and silliness speech and the press, the same thing will be believed; and be will in vain declare himself inns- Gent and neutral in regard to Spain, while he causes workmen to be arrested in the streets of Paris for move/sin about Spanish affairs. That a good an derstandieg and sympathy would be found to mist between the British and French people, in regard to Spain as to other countries, if only they had means of communicating, then eat be no serious doubt ; and if the EMPRIOI should declare himself in favour of O'Domenr..'s coup trEtat, he will Sod himself in opposition at ones to his own people and his most important ally. Till he makes the avowal rendered necessary by his own act of assembling an army in the Pyrenees, we English most be faithful to the pledges we gave through the mouth of Cainana, when England declared that she would rather foreleg her albums than interpose any check on a people meting that constitutional government under which she herself bad become the first of the free, pros proem sad progressive nations of the earth. Ilimoom tribe expregiyi. ghertimumai. tatemeed be " The raper." Wicks bang rte.. mot be et the ollee, 111. leseerleatreet. by Tye Vas* ea the de, el pehheities. RION WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. T 1 MT —Manias, OIL On. AR sis Ilb. 101 a. Twomarv—Mota& M. 40... Altarse, 11. Ifts. LONDON, TUESDAY, JULY 29. Tax sow indisputable fact that Preach forest are ea the march from various points for the frontier of Spain is as which pointedly refers to to the history of ear (watery, the prioeiples of our easetitutioa, and the beers of oar foreign relations. All these may he studied together by a simple reassesses to the inci dents of the Commis of Verses, end their eats*. deet facts. Tee most cursory review of that motion of lb* history of oar seatury minot bat impress to with a various and anxious sense of the parallelism of the cent of 1823 and that of 1868. It was at the beginning of 1820 that Remo pro- claimed In the south of Spain the Constitution of 1812. Nowhere, perhaps, but in Spain would the attempt have been made to conceal Rixao's rinser from the rut of the kingdom : but the ancient dread felt by the Kings of Spain of the liberty-loving mountaineers of the north operated now to make them keep the secret, if possible, from spreading beyond Madrid. Of course, the attempt wan vain. A Spanish Revolution was presently heard of all over Europe. FERDINAND put forth hasty projects of reform, which were not the less too late for being butt'; and he was compelled to withdraw his own propositions in favour of the Constitution of 1812, which he accepted on the 10th of March, 1820. As has usually happened in the on., of Spanish revolu tions, other countries, sad especially Italy, imme diately followed the incitement. Naples and Pied mont demanded Constitutional Government : Naples in thaw days, with Sicily looking on and likening in trembling hope and now, after all these years, still in the anguish of political torture; and Piedmont, then so disappointed by the weakness of CataLas Ammer, and now so reilessiol, se thriving, progressive, and politically virtuous, nadir tem Coati tntional Cloven mot. and a King worthy toadminister it. The similar condition of Naples and Piedmont then, and their contrast sow, cannot but afford instruction aid guidance to all teachable cations who will pre sently have once more to decide in a critical alter native which will affect the welfare of genentions to come. For a time Libevaliam succeeded in Naples, as well u in Spain; and the demote of Europa were alarmed at the wide demand for Geestitational Government. The French KENO was the first to move against it. He took pecression of the pusse of the Pyrenees in 1821, and, by allusion with FERDI NAND, left only one road open. Every coat-pocket, and every ass-pannier that mead that road was examined; and every person who attempted to eras without late was shot. The pretext was a bilious fiver which had appeared the previous autumn at Barcelona; bat the world understood very well that the real object at dread was the poll tioal • epidemic which bad spread from Cadiz to Coronas, aid from the Sierra Nevada to the Pyteues. There *ever was any doubt that continental Europe was this honeycombed with Secret Societies, as every country now is, and ever will be, when speech and attics are washed nader Ciovernmset »prima& Them wee the Name talk of Carbonari and Anarchists then that then is now of Socialists and Red Republiews; and there was the same fatal error common among despots of ow handing the mast Gain and enlightened demand of Coestitational Goverammt with the uproar of the wildest anarchy. The differences hearses the two ouse—so alike with an interval of live-end-thirty years—ia that the Liberals of Europe were without the aperient* that they hive shoe galas& They wen too sanguine, especially those of Spain; and they misled their French sympathisers. It was this kind of sorrespeadseee which made the French Bonmens far he their resoared threw, and which speed them to take powession of the healer when the Constitutimial ease triumphed is Spain. It is important for us to remember that la times days other satins were so far vigilant sad cautious as that way ally of either France or Spain insisted on knowing what was meant by the asmeabilag of ea army on the frostier which divided them. Farther than that, the Clemgress of Verona was held, wider fake pretsews it la true, hat so as to saes every Governmeet to &elan its Jonathan or at hest to show its leaner. The pre lims far the Cessna was a consultation on the affairs of Oresee ; bet out of it oases the avowal by England of the Cam nto policy, which it particularly behoves us to remember at this day. It had bleu the policy of the European Sovereigns to represent Ragland as favourable to the Holy Alii auaa, though not engaged in it. It wee the object of England then to dissolve the Holy Athena*, quietly sad peaceably. CANNING lipoid have bees glad to do it by hang Ragland nerepresseted at the Verona Cooper; bat the,. was so time or facility for so decisive a mousses. The Duke of WILL irceroze had so other idea thin that the Cecinas was really SOM. bled to settle the stein of Gramme; and when he left London for Varese. Mr. CANNING had been is caw only fortywight bean. In a law more hours, Mr. CANNING did something se decisive se if he bad kept the Dales of Wxxxlicovon at home. At Paris, the French Minister, Vitiate, informed the Duke that the affairs of Spain, as well as Greece, would be diseased at yams; sad the Duke wrote home for instruction. Seen of one readers may remember the reply he received; but others may never have read it, and nom can object to non it at the present juncture. This was at the nose of 1822, when constitutional government had existed for be tween two and three years in Spain, when the ruler of France was known to be favourable to its over. throw, and when his armies wen marching down to the Pyrenees, under pretence of stopping the comma eication between the Liberals of the two wearies. • If there be a determined project to interfere," wrote the British statesman. "by force or by 'Mae, in the present struggle in Spain, so 00eViNted are his MA- J 161 7 .11 Ooveroment of the uselessness and danger of any such ioterference, so objectionable does it appear to them in principle, as well as utterly impracticable in execution, that when the necessity arises (or I would rather say, when the opportunity offers), I ant to instruct your Once at once frankly and preempts rily to declare that to any such interhrenos, come what may, his Manner will not be a party." By this declaration the Verona Coogress was prevented from interfering, in spite of the arguments and entrea ties of Fromm When Frame avowed her intention of marching to Madrid to put down the constitn the, the Car ALIIXANDIR and some other potentates declared their delight : but the Doke of Witurno lox carried in hie pocket a lather intimation from Mr. CANNING, which pet a atop to the miechiseose monspirsey. " If," wrote Aire CANNING. " a &wh eelies of say woh determination should be made at Verona, the Dike of Wumwerow should, ems TEI EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 29, 1856. gOt Court. The Qom held a Privy Conseil at °abase yes terday ASTMS& It mos attended by Prince Albert, the Lord Chseeellor.irlseesot Palmate', First Lord of the Treasury; Sir George Grey, Secretary of State for the Houle Depart ment ; 'he Right Hoe. B. Labonehere Seerset7 of Bute fir the Wads 11 ; lewd P• 11111110, SeiltStSfy of State in Wor • the Bight Hos. B. Vernon B etit 9 , President of the Bear of Costal for the Aldine of ladle; Lord fileudey of Aldertoy, President of the Board of Trade; the Bight Hes. 11. T. Belem, Chastener of the Dishy of leseaser ; sad Lord Bream Bruce, Vito-Chashetisia (ofesiatiag far the Lied Chsaberisto). The Dec. of C'ambridp ina Introduced at the Priv, Gnat& Tb. Royal Swell es eke* the Seeks ef Perikatrat wee submitted ead was approved by ber illsjady Is Cowell. The gm. William Bathurst wee the Clerk of the Cassell is Wallies. Ti. Duke of Cambridge. General Oostmeadiatia•Cbisf, bed ea sedlesee of her Illejsety. Thereat Cutlasses bed es settles's of the Qum, sad kissed beetle. ea Wag appeieted Comptroller of her Me jesty'sliossehell. - Lord Paasere awl Mr. Searetary Labeesbare had ea& asses et her Majesty. The Duke of bridp, Vlserant Palmate% the Lord Chassellew, B r G. Grey, Lord Pasoan, Mr. Verson Smith, Lord Smoky of Alderney, Mr. Raises, Lord insist Brsee,Vwcosst Out sad the Roo. W. Bathurst let Ike Waterleabridp tenets= at 26 Westin pest 9 'Week yesterday worslog by a spatial teals es the Loads= aid Rooth Wasters rellway. Mr. fleentwory Lairosehmsjelsed the party at Bealsgeneke. Oa arriving at Gosport the Duke of Oasabridp wad the Misname embarked is the Meek Reg= and =tweed to the Irk of Wight, =clefs, at 1 Oeberse at half-past one o'clock. After Weeding the Gseen's =art, the Dube of Caabridp, the silateten of stets, sad the often of the royal keeseehold, menthe/kW la the Bleak Regis at half-past four o'clock, sad arasesd to Gosport, whore t►e Duke of Csabridge remained. Viecoust Falseness fad the other cabinet =hinters travelled (nos Greyed to Load's by aopedal trent an the Booth Welters Railway. OSBORNE, JOLT 2S. The Que. sod Prises, the Prism of Wales. tbe Prisms Royal. sad PAUM Abs., &treaded diviee servile atillbly yfogban Chink yesterday morning. The Prisms of Prussia also siteaded the INITAINI. The Rev. O. Prothsso ollelated. The Prises of Promote, 'headed by Coast Puller asi Lbuteeilat.Colosol de Boyee took leave of her M a jesty this aerate', sad left Oeberi:e for Leaden. Hie Royal If Itheree well ►oeowr t►e Doke of ilielmeed whlk a 'hit et Goodwood tomorrow, and proceed hem theme to Doter, es rook for Gainsay. Sir Charlie Pigot, Bart., who was severely weeahel at tith attack it the Reda*, It, it is said, about to them • eaatrisoodall animism with Mies Louise Corm, daughter of Mrs. Patric Womb, Brooks.' Castle, Dam. W. (Kentish Gaga') regret to hear that Sir Missed Doting 'skid up with a steers attack of brosehitis. The Bishop of Worcester has Militated the Sew. B. J. Efeotisgs, M.A., Meseary ethos of Warmth, cathodes], to du reetory of Manley, seer flosuport. Sir W. F. Williams, of Bars, Bart., M.P., has coseested to preside it the dietsibmina of prises to the ate. diets of the Amity of stodisine es Tharedey seat The Lord Mayor will lay the foundation stone of the me Awhile for "'inherits, Milano at Croydos, se ?awls, mat, August 6. Mr, At:draw, the chairman of the Euphrates Val ley Railway Cespaay, aad Sit Jake WNW', F.A.S.. the Gillman la shier, had aa laterals, ea Monday with Lewd Clarsadon. at the Foredo-ten, regarding tite Rapktatem Railway. Letters from Bader-Baden (says Le Nord) male me•tfos of a diplomatic iseideat la that weteriag-phies, as ea eaearreeto that had gives rim to mash aommeat. Coital Wslewski, who arrived from Homburg es the mom lag of the 22nd. hammed to be la the Coalmen/on Hoses whoa Coast Numbed' ease Si. TitaCctuatees of Biaesleff, wits at dot arm Rimini inbreeds: at Pula, was at the momest la t►e Woos ; sew Massed to latrodase to meh Mbar dm Frew& Yl.Mter of Ferelga Altars sad the sole. orated s eta etatosmas. Attar the mail famealitiee, it. two mats 'Maoism apart mad curled so • vary animated coavenatios that looted for men thaw two bears. Tbs two illsoftioas peram.ges nest bras had, Is fast. *peat dad to say to seek abet, does tat masses ef Wes hams sous that vas Nimrod by le rissaistkie a var. PROROGATION PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF DORM-(THO) DAY.) Parliament vras Ibis day provogno4 by royal 09111idisloa, TM LORD CIIANOILLOS took Isis seat oa the Imola* at ON ealek. The hoar than adjoined darn, 'Omar*, Mali is a few minutes romans resumed, whoa the Regal Ceeink- Marro, the Lord Cheernew, the Burl of Hernewby, the Duke of Argyll, and Lord Elteekry of Alderley, took their ✓an at the feet of the threw, attired in their rebel r peen of the whereat. The Rohr of the 131,ck Rod was haredlately divested to eentroe the Cure to attend at the bar to bear the eon minion for proroguing pullaseat read, and, after a brief delay, the Speaker, attended by the Sergeant-et• Arne, Lord Pelrenten, the Clareeller of the Rultegeer, Mr. Brotherton, and several other Isenberg, appeared nobodi es*, to the sennone. The royal mast was glom by commi• sten to the follow ing ISM vris., the Inoomi sad Laud Tama Bill, the Stamp Duties Bill, the Beretta", Duty Bill, the Coget gaud Service Bill, the Corrupt Pimlico@ Prevntloa Bill, the Omer& Board of limit's Continuum Bill, the Militia Pay Bill, the Corsa* Boren of the Ezebervier Bill, the Lao tie Ails's= Let Ameodowst Bill, Stoke Posts Wapiti' Bill, Bikini.' is Forerga Snits Bill, Biihots of Loadoe and Dailtsaa Retireatint Bill, Hsy sad Straw Trade Bill, Metropolis Load Act Amendmeut (No. 2) Bill, Consolldsted Food (Aproprlation) Bill, Vtee• Presidia% of the Committee of Ciotti' on Edoeatioa Bill, Reformatory and Industrial Schools Bill, Brydges Lists Bill, Poor Law Armeadmist (Ireland) Bill, Marriage sod Registration Alas Amendment Bill, Criminal Jos tle. Bill, Leases and Silas of Settled Betatu Bill, Hospitals (Dahlia) Bill, the Ponnstice of Perishes Bill, Court of Chummy (inlaad) Bill, Charities Bill, Niirciatile Low Anointment Bill, Joint Stock Beaks Bill, Commi•siceen of Supply (Scotland) Bill, Tatistatirs' Piteous' Eaton Bill, Smoke Nebulas, Abatement (Metropolis Act, 1863) Amintantent Bill, Comity Court. Act (Amendment Bill Con:moos Raclin sore (No. 2) Bill, Oxford Colißee Bill, Merriam Law of Scotland Antesding Bill, Lanett* Asylums (Siliwrewelletko) Ireland Bill, Parochial Sew& (Scotland) Bill, Talbot'. Divorce Slll, sad several ether private bills. The royal eseashalas for the prorogation of parliament was thou reed by the dark at the table, after whisk the Lord Moonlike reed the spread from the throne as follows: •"My Loans aim GaNTLIIMINt " Wo in nonnadati by bar Majooty to YAM' you bon fort►ar attoilioscon parltonoot, sad at the ease tine to _ _ . 'twee to yes her went for the seal sad asoldalty ;kb whisk yea hue applied yourselves to the diathesis of year paths Malts daring the sessloo. " Whoa Ur Majesty wet yea la parliesseat at the epaulet of the suske, her Majesty was supped, Is so•opsrotloa with her alas the Emperor of the Preach, the Wag of Sardinia, mad the Sanaa, la as uduons war, hulas for its *West matters of high laropesa isurtaaos ; sad her Ma jesty appealed to you loyalty sod patriotism' for the awes lay mamas to sorry on that war with the scorn sad vigour esantlel to sumer. " Yoe answered wilily the appeal thea mods ts yea ; ad her Majetty was method to propos for the °painless of the is:posted smarties we! sad military forces worthy of the power sad reputation of this otmatry. "Happily ft booms anatiormary to apply them Ammo to It. purses for which they had his. &Miami. A treaty as. sonsladol by which the objects for which It. war bad ' 1 his. wadortakes wore fall, attained; sad is bessamblo 1 ram has saved Europa from the Wealth* of tiostiamod warfare. "Her Majesty trusts that the beadles rimultieg heal that pease will be sundae sad penaseest; sad that, while the frieadships sad *Misuse whisk were sesseated by seessees 'sortie= denim; the ondest will gala strength by mutual littered, is pesos, those asperities wide& laberestly Mug is eullet will give plus to the usidesee sad geed-will with which a fsithfal tics at prissiest, will lupin Nees who hare learnt to reaped sub ether as satagosists. " Her Majesty seasheads us to Shea yea fir your turps t la the hour of trial, sad to express to you her ferreat bops that the proepuity of her fdthfel people, which was sot materially abashed by the pressure of war, may eastiase, sad be isereesed by the geoid blues* of pesos. "11 , r Mojesty le urged la negotiations ea the sub** of usestioas is coneesion with the affairs of Central Armories, sad her Majesty hopes that the differences which bare arise- is those nature betimes ber Majesty's governenest sad that of the United States may be satisfactorily ad justed. " We are cemusaded by het MaJtety to listens you that her Majesty deigns to avail herself of this souks to =- peas the pleas» which it afforded her to rosin, dada, N. war is whisk .be has bees imaged OUllitollll sad he surable proofs of loyalty sad pablie spirit hoes her Ms piety's ladles tusked* sad frees these unsaid pewee aloes whirs!' seastitato se valuable sad isperhat a part of the deseekee ether Majesty's WOWS. " HOF Majesty has Oust hr cordial assent te the sot for readesiag sou effectual the pollee in sad boroughs liegisad sad Wares. This set will materially add to the snaufty of puma and property, sad will thus afford la sewed assearageassat is the exertkers of hurt isilustry. Her Majesty rejoices te think that the set for the let provsnient of the hawed arrsagensats of the treenail ef Cambridge will give fresh powers of uesfelawres to that eaelent sad reneweed slit of lousing. I "The set for regulating joint Mesh Mammies will Mira additional facilities for the advaatageone =Osman, of 'spite,, sad will thus tend to preside the direelopeasut of the inseams of the asuatry ; while the seta posed relative is the mussed% laws of Ragland aid of Scotland will diminish the fassevesieses w►ich the dillareases of three laws acessiou to her Majesty's sebjeets 'amid la trade. • " Ilsr Majesty has nes with setisfasties that you hare dives your atosation to the arrangseasuts seaseeted with aninty warts. It I. her Majesty's meow whit that junk' should ho attafaable by all assess of her embjere, with as much speed, end with as little esseeee, as easy be OM* with the dais Investigation of the merits of sasses to be tried. " Her Idalot, trate that the sot for pinion the Coast Guard ender the direction of the Beard of Adaalrelty, will afford the grevadererk for armaments for providiag, in time of pease, means epplleable to national defence, on the esearresse of say future essersesay. " GIDITLNXIN or TWO $OOll OF COIMOMI. .. _ "Re are counssulod by bow Majesty to thank you for the milieus with whish you hem mated the supplies for the present veer. .. MT Loins AID GINTLININ. -- - "Her 'Nasty ammo& w ti coegrateHate you ea the favourable state of the sad upon the thriviag coo ditioa of all brushes of Ike aatioaal ladastry ; and eh* askaowledpes with ratitade this loyalty of her fsithfal subjects, and that spirit of eider and th►t resoeet for the law which panel' in every part of her dcialsicsis. Her Msjesty oommsatts s toesprees bar evaildenee that se your recurs to your bases you will promote by your failures, sad rumple, is your several districts, that eon *sued sad mires sive haprowswest which is tits viral prin ciple of the well-bsias of satiate; and bar Majesty !email, prays that the blessiag of Airaighty God ay attend your steps, and prosper your Cuss, for the welfare sad happy cum of bar peep'e.* At the soselusios of the speech, the Lord Cbscorellor de clared It to be bar Majesty's royal will sad pismire that pulisamat should be premised awn tbe fib of October. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) The armadas took the shah at half-peat ode o'cleek. NEW MEMBER. Mr. Ervin took the oaths sad his eat for the county of Domed. SLAVE TRADE. . ----. Mr. HAYTER brought up ease papers relating to the slay* trade, whbrh were ordered to lie so the table. CHURCH RAM. Sir W. CLAY cave suttee that early soot melee be should more for leave to brio, la a bill for dm total abrlldes of chareb rata*. THE CONSULATE IN AMERICA. Neu. BERKELEY L1:ate:F.7.71.7a7111! Two any obether there woe any iateation et preetat to r► appoint tae meat a aseie►lps la limosira Lord PALlditliBTOlt said se &sides bad yet Men come to as to Malt up tire vaatoolen Atter sows ttlier mottoes bad Lisa disposed of, Tito bookie asie eamoosil Oa bar dm Quota's epee* in tint How of Lair tar the prweemisa. MILMOMAL To 211.11 LaTi Mft. atITIMUL—A Imo sueloor of the frauds of the late Mr. Guthrie hare entered into e eabeeriptlon fet the puree of ermine a oneemeat to his memory. amnia the setnerlben it. the Moroi of WeetoOmetor„ the Earl et atrearfli. IN Earl do Om. Mr Job. Soisberer, But., the Duo of Hue , fent, Mr Minim Jelliffe, But, M.l'., sag Ike Mos. 11. A. Addission. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. INDIA AND CHINA. TEE OVERLAND MAIL. MID lIIIITISE TZLIOZAPI.) TRIEBTB, MOMDAT. The steamer Bombay arrived oa the 28th July, is 140 hours, from Alexandria, at half-put 6 p.m., having loft Alexandria July 22. The India aad China mills were to leave Alexan dria on the 22nd July, with intelligence from Cal cutta to the 17th Jane, and from Bombay to the 26th June; from Hoag-Bong to the 10th Jane; and from Bhasghae to the tad June. The disturbances in the district of &moody are The Bank of Bengal has again reduced its rate of discount by one per cent. Exchange at Calcutta was at 2s. lid. The produce market was inactive. Ezahange at Bombay was at 2s. lid. The mousey market was seder ; trade was depressed. The banks have reduced their rate, to one per cent. The revolution is China le provender 60 Chinese rebels were beheaded in Canton in one day. &wherry at Canters was 4a.10d.; at Shanghae, 78.1 d. Freights at Castors were 41. ; at Shanghai, 31. 10s. for tea. The crops defile and tea were abundant. The mother of the late sing of Oa& has arrived in Egypt, on her way to England. Reachid Path' has returned to Constantinople. shat O'Donnell. The inhabitants of Va!facia must there fore make up theft sleds to wait fora more favourable op portunity. They will be canto seise it when it does some, for en cleanse( scedety there profess for Madrid, for the Queen Isabelle, aid her propene government, a profound eletoration. I tell you this from my own particular know- I have received some rather sad news, in many respects, about the mart. As I oanoot, before the post leaver, as certain their authenticity, I mad them to you with all re serve. It would seem that the Oases, ilaueseed co doubt by the people about her, has already manifested to her goverment her wish to see assailed the law of dims mortsasematt and otter laws voted by the Cortes. This wish has seriously displeased O'Donnell, end beam mach mollies. between him and the court A circumstance eves has been told me on this bead that I cannot credit. The Queen bat said to the President of hoe Donne% t' If yon will not foment to what I ask, I have close at hand Mar shal Concha, who is disposed to do everything that may be agreeable to me, sad I can order him to form a oatsinet.'t There was also a question of m►king ooneinsions not very loonoarable to Spain, in order to recover the good graces of the soul at Rome. Although nothleg hem bees settled officially as yet, some high thenenoos are at work to get the Constitneot Cones dissolved; the freemasons appears nothing lath to listen to thew, end I should not be surprised at the Queen's using her prerogative beta* long, and pronouncieg the dissolution of the present Assembly. Should each an event occur, it Is such to be regretted that the electoral law wee not voted before the prorogation. General Prim: Count of Rem, arrived at Valencia yes terday morning, by a steamer from Marseilles. He is expected to-morrow at Madrid. SPAIN. The Comeau lionowl of yesterday (28th) says : " We have received this evening several despatches from Bayonne, which, without adding anything o a positive nature to the facts already known, continue to represent the situation of Spain in a favourable light, and leave room to hops that tranquillity will soon be completely rirestablished throughout the Peninsula.• The Message,. is Bayonne, of the 26th, nye : "It is at Saragossa and in Armen that the enfla mes of the rebels is concentrated. Communication with this provisos caginess to bent off, and all the details that roach as come from the few travellers who arrive at Bayonne. The insurgents have adopted fee their cry ' Vies Repartee% Vies Liberte.' They arm mention the name of the Qom. It is m ended that the rebel forore cassia of 15,000 more or Ilea, well armed. Confident in their numben the in surgent. propose to occupy positions in front of the towo, and to attack the troops sent against them in detaiL It is greatly to be hoped that they will act upon this project, foe the regular troops will brat times sedissiplined bands easily in the open field, and the gods will terminate with much less effusion of lima Aga it would do in the streets of Saragossa." (azoic ova coax 'The ash venture. to reply to the article in Sun- PARIS, Moaner Bventeo. day's Monifewr. While taking note with pimento of The Madrid papers arrived to-day are siogularly the homage paid by the Moniteur to constitutional barren of interest,and there is a total abeame of news government and the principles of 'B9, the Bieck from Saragossa, an absent., the more remarkable be. thinks it very difficult to maintain that O'Donnell'. cause we were told that Oen. Echagne had re-esta attempt was not a coup deftest, and it differs tato Wished telegraphic communication between the ent ombs with the Mondale in regard to Bipartite. skirts of Saragoua and St. Sebastian. It appears by " The official journal," it nays, "does not make int- a Madrid letter, of the 24th, that M. &Num (the Went allowances foe the difficulties of the position in brother of the ex• Minister), who it was reported which Espsrtsvo's ministry was placed—difficulties bad been killed during the insurrection, has been which SOS appear in all their reality by the sad arrested i n a ea .e, events that are passing in the Peninsula. We sP" The Correspondence Generale, of the same date, proved of the liberal and democratic tendencies of Bepartere, and we think that the Morsdescr, which says that General Falcon was making "formidable pre tioe." for the defence of Saragossa. was alarmist the day before yesterday, is now Narvaez has returned to Paris from Bayonne. He ever-confident in the re-establishment of tranquillity received there a polite letter from O'Donnell thank in the country of local franchises and pronuncia emotes." log him for the c ffer of his services, bat saying that he had no occasion for them. The Queen also wrote The Madrid journals of the 23rd have reached us to him, and lam told that the substance of her letter in due course. The Spanish capital was perfectly was simply to desire him to "return to the place tranquil, and the order to give up arms had been so whence he had come." promptly responded to that 400 muskets were de- We read in the Independence Beige:— livered more than had been distributed to the National Whatever torn 'vests may take, they seem, at say rate, Guard. Malaga and Granada were said to be still 'duly to prove unfavourable to O'Donnell. The promoter against the DOW government. It was thought probable of the revolution of 1854 now dads himself almost hoisted. that the present Cortes would not be called on to meet Perceiving. louiewhat tardily, that the regotiesuy party again. The publication of the official political pro- has l% t b i e t en t m en alt s i a g o t a t rotoowlhtf fi im wide , r its own Is mak i p n a g r . posse z , and . gramme of the ministry has been postponed until the z eer _ eiro fu ete tod form a oat with the liberals. He e l entire pacification of the kingdom had been effected. that he desires to continue to govern with and by th Cerise The Queen has refused to accept the resignation of —that he is for the liberty of the pre's, and geisha' to General San Miguel as captain-general of the Halber- pease a liberal euree—all which things the court roped,- dices. The entrance of M. Miguel Rods into the ore sta. Will he fumed in rallying the liberals to his stenderd binet in the post still vacant is spoken of as likely; by these promises and protestations ? Some few do seem be belongs to the progressist party. General Crape a i i , el"d ., Usyy."“lte"tionhiomf the o tart party ,fieyar. they bat theuetemajoinritoyi is to be removed from the command of the Philippine % li very distrustful, end with goof maw, of the audden re- Leads, and the Marquis de Solana is spokes of to L„, O . D„ s tell's part to liberal idees,whiett they perceive replace him. A letter from Madrid of the above date is solely attributable to tie fact that he cannot play a fleet states that the moderadass Were making great efforts part in the reactionary camp, where his plus ie already to prevent the reorganisation of the National Guard, trim by Manuel de la Cecelia es attendant Nereus, and that the prognosis% were not agreed as to the O'Donnell is now enfeeble the WO i restrved for ambit ogle conduct which they ought to observe with respect to sea who deceive all parties n turn . f or personal sad.. Befog* 1654 he was a Conserva tive—and what Marshal O'DqpnelL that tun implies in Spate I. well known When in 1854 The H of of the 22nd announce. in a esmi-official be took the initiative of the pronuncismento of that period, form that the Queen has written to Marshal Nereus, be succeeded is making many people believe that he was a requesting him to remain in Paris. sincere convert to liberal opinion'. Now be bas been The Madrid Ouster of the 23rd publishes the fol- doing the work of the reaction out of jealousy to Ewa, lowing decree concerning the rewards bestowed on te_m_Lan_ n h w is it e h . t l e t e e h et o i r me of d r e :i s v i ed a P au s d a t s h te a r t tfht e mo d situation. os the troops of the Madrid garrison on account of their Finding accept him as their chief, he is again trquettieg conduct in the coarse of recent events: with the liberals. Such is the reel prattles of a Donnell. ROTAS. goafonaity with what has been malaised to me by the Minister of War, in accord with the The Mondeur du Loiret of the 27th publishes advise of the gniabten, I donee an follows: the following letter on a subject which has recently Art. 1. I great a bounty of oae math's mates to the been much discussed in legitimist circles. It is ad troops sompseitsg the purism of Madrid darts, the days deemed to M. Leon Lavedan of the 14th, 150, ad 16th of the moat month, a beuety In a letter inserted in the Monitory du Loire:, of July that will serve for all enacts of the regulation, iseladiag 17 lair, you say sad maintain that the Coont de Chun that of being discharged what the people tine arrive*. turd accepts the tricoloured flog. After bsnfrg made Art. 2. I reserve to myself the recoespiastee is an inquiries I am enabled to declare to you in the most sealogou moan of the merit that may be displayed by positive master that you have been reisiteaued. This the troops operatieg in ether districts. questioa hat always been oherived by the culled Prince, Gives lathe Palace, the22nd July, 1856. who adjourns the solution of it for wher times. Biased by the had of the Claus. Orleans, July 26. Viscount nu TRISTAN. The Waists, of War, Lueruao O'Dowentt. A bull fighter was gored to death before the eyes From a Madrid letter of the 22nd in the Inde pendence Beige we extract the following: of the public at Besuceire on the 24th. Two men armed with their triple spears entered the circus and If the h arno ti oale crushed at Suers", It is to be began to provoke the boll in the usual manner. The leered that Generals Falcon and Gums will retire Leto the mongrels', when a war will arise of which it is not easy to animal rushed at them with such fury that he foresee the and. was not stopped by the prick of the spear adroitly I we e a few d o t a g e aa the oath of the ethe th aw , i e addi. pointed to his nostrils, which is generally the cue. doe to those you kaow already. The Captaie-0 tof His horns entered deeply into the body of one of the Burgos was gamble, on Logrono, when, on his arrival at men, who was carried off, and breathed his last in Belvieu., a committee, coursting of the civil governor, a a few hours. judge, a euacillor of the prefecture, and two municipal "We are informed," say. the Cotirrier des Aloes, eouneillors. *deuced towards him, and assured him that "that General de la Marmon, Minister of War, is to Legion. reeogalsed the government appointed by her Majesty, sad that the Janie—already dissolved, by the by— visit Aix-les-Nine, to invite, on the part of the Bing bad bees muted solely for the purpose of protecting the of Sardinia, Marshal Canrobert to visit Piedmont." ishabitsats against the 'misdeal Whigs'" of a few Mier- At the Bourse the Rents opened with considerable duals, who, on the news of the seats at Madrid, might a main , but It gave wa y i n th e a f ternoon , and have Mess robbiffig and plesdering. closed with a rise of only 5c., both for cash and The civil governor of Absents, with wvemt members of the protesters and unmielpenty, has !ablated • upshot &comet, the last prices being 70fr. 90e. and 70fr. 96e, don for peuestiag the neogaitios of the new government Credit Mobilier roes 22fr. 50e. A good deal of basi n, the people; they have beta dismissed from their New neva was done in nilwaye. Lyon., Mediterranean, tiers by the Neater, caber is CCUIRSItd. At Murcia the and Southern rose about 10fr., and the other lines men. sets have takes place; troops are marching on this from 2fr. 150 a to b'r. city. At Awn and at Albacete order le to be re-established The 'knitter of this day publishes a report of this day ; the "Meese cannot make • beg resistatee. Bleed has flown at Saatuder. The contact did not lest M. Heather, Minister of Agriculture, &c., to the R. dug, bat um. regrettable losses en to be deplored. peror, upon which his Imperial Majesty issue Though order la maintained at Vaulted', a great fer- • decree naming seven members of the Conn. coestattes 'bodes there. I bays Daly this instant received oil of Commerce, Agriculture, and Industry as a slitter, which Informs me that the fubabltaaw, 'atrial' Commission to inquire into the manner in which the at the new of the Doke of Vieteeia's resignatios, were project unable to make say reelatesee, busses the shy was already ceaa pi a d troops w i th . th e „ we b ecame haews. repealing certain Custom duties, will affect French Yesterday even the saran was pointed airi es t t h e chief commerce. Among the members are MM. Baroche r punts. sad GISS•TiI Bios, charged as before the 0. Thibetit (President of the Paris Chamber of Coen. arrival of General Oeset with the amassed of the district mores), Clore (President of the Chamber of Com m. dispeemil le maletain at say stet the ...shortly of Mu- aim at Havre), and Fleury. (DT 11171111ARINII AND BRIMS MARSEILLES, TUMIDLY, JULY 29, 8.80 a.m. The Alexandre has arrived with advioes from Con. stantinople to the 21st iost Despatches leave at 9 a.m. The frigates Lueifer, Reine• Blanche, and Zeno b* with 3,000 troop., which left Kamiesoh on the 6th inst., have arrived. FRANCE. AUSTRIA AND ITALY-NOTE OF PREPA- RATION. The following statement appears in the Cologne Gazette : " VIENNA, JOLT 24.—A telegraphic despatch was sent on the 22nd to Gratz, ordering 3,000,000 of ball-cartridges to be sent from the magazines of that place to Italy. The minister of war, at the same time, countermanded the orders for reducing the ca valry and artillery to a peace footing. AU the troops stationed in Istria, train, Bteyerreark, and Kamm then, have received the route. Prince Paul Ester. hazy left this day with a numerous suite for Moscow." THE EAST. ITALY. TURIN, has 24. The debate in parliament on the Italian question seems to have lulled all the Italian constituttooallstm into quiet, although some fear that the movement of Spain may spread further. As long as General Garrett last the head of a party his quiet cool courage and his pure liberal opinions are sore in the end to get the better of the ever changing, passionate character of O'Donnell. Mszzini is at present keeping up a sharp fire of letters, but his party mart be inbignificaot in deed in point of numbers, as it is scarcely possible to get any one to take the trouble to listen to any remark about him. Recollect I only speak of Piedmont. True, he has a few friends in Genoa, but not one of them has the slightest idea of giving physical assistance. As in some of my communications I may have ap. peered to be severe upon the Austrian military, I gladly seize the opportunity of reporting a circum stance which redounds to the honour of General Degenfeld, who commands at Bologna. I have inquired in various quarters, and I have come to the conclusion that the statement I quote below is pure truth = but to give Mr. Bowyer and the friends of Cardinal Grasselici an opportunity of contradicting it, I give my authority. I have shown the article to many, even to friends of the church, and the answer has been, " Such, unfortunately, is often the conduct of our cardinals," and then hey allude to the promo- tion of the Lisbon nuncio for his gaieties. The Unions of Turin, of 20th July, says:— " Most horrible stories are now being told of the con duct of the Legate Grassellini, at Bologna, and from the inquiries made there is no doubt of the truth. The cardinal's gardener bad a daughter, who was considered to be the prettiest girl in Bologna, and was engaged to be married to a young Bolognese. His Eminence took a fancy to her, and attempted to seduce the girl, but she not listening, he had recourse to Roman prelate mai muvree, and banished the pro posed husband, so that the girl may purchase his return at the expense of her honour. But finding even this would not do, under the pretext of heresy, the poor creature was taken from her parents and thrown into prison. The parents went immediately to the Austrian General Degenfeld. Cardinal Gras sellini pretended to know nothing about it, but the general knew his man and threatened force. The girl was set at liberty and given over to her parents. The treatment she had received in pt ison was so hor rible, that what between shame and suffering the poor girl expired in a few daya" PORTUGAL. LISBON, JOLT n. On the afternoon of the 19th inst. the King closed the last legislative session of the Portuguese Cortes for this year. The King was accompanied by the Infante Dom Luiz, and was received by a numerous deputation of the peers and deputies. The Cortes being assembled in the hall of the Chamber of Deputies, his Majesty spoke as follows : Worthy Peers of the R• alm end Deputies of the Portu guese nation,—ln closing the present session, which tofu the legislative preeeediess of the yeti., I must satin ac knowledge the gratification I feel is finding myself among the national repmenta , sod 'lenity my satisfaction at the semi which you have manifested in the 'mention of your important legislative functions. You are already assist of the ewes which produced the charge of ministry is the beginning of June. With a due appreciation of the pres.nt imperious met elty for t►e smeliorati n of means of internal eomasnaies tion, through the egsncy of roads aid railways, you have not hesitated to vote the measures which the pressmen' sought at your hands for this purpose. ceogratulate you fur this; and I rest assured t►at all oar wishes ire satisfied, teeing that the public works are proceeding without interruption, and on the most extended Kele, in order that the country may the sooner enj sy the immeasurable benefits which must arise from their den- lopeaent. The crop* this year promise no better than they did the lut. At the same time, io consequence of the measures for the reduction of the evil which you have sanctioned, and, above ell, tbnugh the erp limier of Providence, I hope we shell be able to surmount the chili* without experiencing an overwhelming set sr of its terrible effect,. I heartily deplore the Ism that the scourge of cholera merlins has again Invaded the capital and other parts of the kingdom. Still, the gravity of the dims' is diminishing, though it has aev,r mistimed an alarming character., and its ravages have been end are mollifird by means of prompt succones to the billeted. I am gratified m being able to announce to you that the public trampling hu been twitter:spud throughout the kingdom. Worthy pen of the Realm and Deputies of the Porto• gone nation,—l am catsie that, in the al:Pence of your I parliamentary !atoms, you will cautions to render important si reins, fortifying the pi ople iii a spirit of mildness and toleration, and i-. a rinse of obedience to the laws. The session in closed. MONTENEGRO. A letter from Trieste, in the Cologne Gaulle, says: " We have received today, by Dalmatia, intelligence from Montenegro, which confirms the cumin that 3,500 men had advanced towards Cettiogen, under the command of Murki Petrowitch. This expedition is directed against the district of Kouci, which has refused to pay the annual tribute to Prince Da nick)." THE CZAR AND PRINCE IifiNTCHIEOFF. The Invalide Rune publishes the following Imps• rid reieript, add dTO Prii.oe Diontebikoff, on the otos aion of his jubilee of fifty years passed in the service of the Mt. : . . " Prince Alexander SergoviteS,—The completion of t►e ' fiftieth year that you have passed in the service of the furnishes me with the moat agreeable opportunity of recall ing the eminent service', both milinry sod administrative, that rendered conapimmus your indefat gable, close, and loyal devotedness during the rage of the Empelor Alex coder I. of blessed m my, and during the reign of my late father, the Emperor Nicholas. " In the rem...able tertod of the years 1913, 1814, and 1815, you to tk p at, in the capacity of aide.de-temp, and in the functions entra.ten to you by your S,vereign, in meal actions within sight ot the enemy, and everywhere you gave proof of much persor al bravery and great Belf.denial. " In the course of the war of 1828 spinet the Ottoman Ports, which wee PO honourable for you in every sense, the (rapture of the fortre , s of Anapa covered you with glory, ag likewise the army that fought under your orders. On that occasion you hoired for the first time, to um the words of your own retort, deg of commander-it-01d of the naval staff, functions with which you bad ja•t been invested by the confidence of the monarch. Your lab..urs and the dispositions you moue at ins siege of Verna, in which you were severely w needed by a gun-shot, are no less worthy of eulegium. Your ni me m.ll remain for ever connected with the history of the incomparable defence of Sebastopol. that you maintained f eleven months. " It is to you that b,lncri the first brilln , 4 pages of the annals that will relate to posterity the history of an obeli note defence against the immense font's n! the enemies. "In enumerating your military NI Icm nappy al being able to mention your civic . During the 26 years of your administration or the David jaTMCI: ton, sad during lour equally bog administration of the grew prineip - uity of Finland, you c 'potently enjo.ed tne uncPerable grad wishes of my (Atm, of impernhanle memory, who esteemed you, as he tepreseed tome be lore the supreme hour of death, as hie companion and friend. " Kortomr, your mews and high capacities have moused other functions is other branches cf the government to be confided to you, and in every instant• you diotinguisbed yourself by indef.digable IC levy and great sacrifice of self. la fully appreci , iting tne emiceot Ferric,. you hove not ceased to tender for half a century, I corsider it my duty to 'sprees to you my CnOi , 4l and ammo gratitude, and I hope that, amid theist our• v-at await me, leh 11 cheek' your valeta assist , nee and your old devotion, fur the welfare of our beloved Ru.oia. I remain f ever yours affectionately, (Signed) " ALEXOND/11.." We (Incljpendavace Beige) are assured that the Berl of Westmoreland, the Envoy Batts adinary of Great Brbain, and 11'82 the envoys of the ether powers, who were charged with the missio4 of congratulating the King oti the 26 h, the eneivereary of his M• • j •sly's insegoratios, are about to be the objects of high distinctions in the Order of Leopold. The New Prussian Gazette has a communication from Vitus' of the 24. h, which ststa that the large moustachlos a la Victor Emanuel have been prch hited at Milaa." ft