The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-27 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, TUESDAY Emile°.
A new crack regiment of " guides" is about to be
famed immediately. The 13th regiment of Ches-
sman and the two squadreos of guides now attached
to the staff will be broken up. Officers of those two
corps will be provided with commissions as
soon u possible, either in other cavalry regiments or
in the new guides. But in the formation of the
latter regiment, which is to consist entirely of
picked men, applications from the cavalry
officers of all corps will be taken into consideration.
Officers of the lath chaaseurs who may be drafted
into regiments where a new equipment may be no-
ossuary, will receive compensation, except in the
cue of such officers being admitted at their own re-
quest into the guides. The new regiment will con-
sist of 6 squadrons, comprising : 63 officers, 1,140
troopers, 89 officers' horses, and 960 troop-horses. All
the men will be selected from the different cavalry
_egiments, and they must be of the height of cavalry
of the line. The horses will also be of the largest
clans.

I hear it said (in confirmation of the account in the
Constitutionwel) that the recall of Prince Calimaki is
official, but that his successor has not been named.
At the Bourse the Four-and-a-Half per Cents fell
36c., closing at 106.80. The Three per Cents. closed
without change at 81.10. The Dieppe Railway rose
20f.; Havre' 16; Northern, 13.75; Orleans, 10;
Marseilles, 6.25; Bordeaux and Taste, St. Germain,
and Strasburg, 6 each.

SPAIN.

We have received the Madrid journals of the 20th.
The Clamor Publico states that the government in-
tends to defer the construction of the Northern Rail-
way until the lines from Madrid to Valencia, from
Barcelona to Madrid, and from Alar to Santander,
shall have been completed, from a fear that a mone-
tary crisis might be produced by the withdrawal of
the capital necessary for the construction of so many
limes at the same time. M. Sanchez Mendoza, who
has obtained the concession for a line from Cadiz to
Xeres, had returned from London, where he had
been to give orders for the materiel necessary for the
construction of the line.

A Madrid letter of the 20th says:—" General
Aupick, the French ambassador, sines his return
from Bordeaux, baa loudly expressed the interest felt
by the Prince President towards Spain, and his
warm desire to strengthen as much as possible the
bonds of friendship and good intelligence which now
exist between the two nations and their govern-
, meats."

ITALY.
ROMAN STATES.

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