The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-24 00:00:00

SPAIN.

A Madrid letter, in speaking of the reception of
the Annamite Ambassadors, says :
The preemie sent by the Bing of Annum to the Queen
al Spain are 43 in number. Among them ere 1310 and
droning-arms In ivory, mother of pearl, Laker, and differ.
mat metals ; air geld and live silver coins i a pound of
odoriferous wood &led trannshaang, See pounds of CIiZISMOS,
forty rolls of silk of different Muds manufactured in the

libido= of Alain), thirty pounds of the flour of a tubercle
called they ahtiah, 200 pounds of white sager, and 1,000
pound. of powdered sugar.
Another letter has the following :
•

The Rev. Father Felix Is now pramhim in the chards
d St. Thomas, in tb;s capital. He spoke in Preach, and
his sermon woo oonsequantly eldreiwed to the intelligent
auditory who and/Mood that language, among whom wee
the repel Nuncio. The rev. father, who is wall known in
Speht, spoke, in his first mermos, of the attacks which are
in the meat day directed spinet Olniatianity—attacks

which lied, be saki, to perversion of idea% corruption of
cosnlors, and modal revointion.

GREECE.

An Athena letter of the 14th contains the sub-
joined : . .

The Attie:time' are becoming daily more and more pastel
with their young King. They are surprised at the simple,
modest, and really antique life he leads. He walks through
the streets alone on foot, or with one of his young Danish
binds, saluting all—stopping to converse with people,
'WV,/ the vegetable market, inquiring the prices of the
article' exposed for sok, he. Bias Otho, on the mu.
vary, never wept oat but with the greatest solemnity.
Lag George attends the nationrl divine son xe on
fimadaye. It is reported that he is about to embrace the
faith ol his subjects, but Ido not believe the ttatement.
All the favesotiewe mole in the army sine the revolution
have been abolished by the National Assembly. In au army
of 4,000 mew, in ore day not lees than 300 sultlientesente

wine appointed. The lieutenants made themselves coloesds,
and Hettffas, a simple writer, had become general•in-chief.
1b government Ma just given a mark of confidence to the
inhabitants. It has replaacd the English and French
miles, who guarded the bank, by a body of twenty gen.
dames.

(m?l'm's TzLzcrums.)
THE SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN QUESTION.

HAMBURG, Nov. 24.

The branch of the Nationalverein located here
has laid down the principle, in general meeting,
that if the Schleswig. lioLsteiners will not separate
from Denmark, they must be compelled to do so.

JAPAN.
MITRDER OF A FRENCH OFFICER.

HONG KONG, Om. 26.

Advice' from Japan &Ate that a French officer
had been mu/dared by the Japanese. Immediate
reparation was demanded. War by the combined
French and English forces was expectcd.

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

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W. to N. sad beak, IcamilLan. W. to A. sad ayael
strong, rhowsry. /S.W., strong togas*,
with ro'n.
8.9. E. to W.N.W. WNE COAWS. W.B.W. to N.N.W.,
strong, !Val 5 strong, at seated,
eau. rain in Owes.
As lint above. 8011511COASII. As seat above.
W.B.W. to 1.1. W., loirribitwa. W. to N., sad Oast,
fresh to strew& un.ettled, showery.
showers.
North-liast.Caithinse to Lincoln. Wast.Donegal to Corn-
' wall. Sonth=leglish Channel awl Wseay Nay Coasts ilealli-
, gmetsitiralt el Dover to Lincolnshire and Heligoland.

11.—liaremeter corrected and reduced to 32° at bait tide level.
Rook tea feet, d vertical elevation, catmint about one hundredth
.1 an inch DiMIIIMONI ; and each ten degrees, above W
ine marty tbroo hundredths mums. R.—it:posed theme
meter la shotte. D.—Didteroaco et wet balb los evaperatiosaad
dew point). W.—Wind, directioa of (imag—two pobets tilt et
monastic). 7.—Yonto (t to 11—estloated). X.—Z.:tram term
Yes hat most. Q.—Quarter whence =um force (NNE,--t
to U=3l L : sty c.—cloodo (detoc_. Zedj
L—tog L— ; 11511; 1.--tlitstatas; Itasy) ; o.
(doll);2.—mow; t—tbunder. =Rawest!, mow er
141 (11•11W4), dam lost most k--tea disturb's*, (1 to

Them is no truth whatever in the statement
which has been circulated that Earl Russell is about to re-
idgn the Secretaryship for Foreign Affairs.
Mendelasohn, in one of the new volumes of let-
ten which have just been published, describes the par-
ts:mance of the Elijah at Blimiaghain, in 1846, in terms of
perfect enthueisam, sod relates that he was very newly so
~come by the meaner in which Staudigl sang the last
aria, that he could sot conduct properly, though it was his
own meek to whisk he was listening. After the perform-
awe to Loadoe, Prises Albert wrote a kind of testlesoeiel
he the libretto he had been using, and sent it to Mendel&
sobs. It Is both curious sad characteristic :—" To the
mans artist who, surrounded by the Inal-savios of false
art, has been able, by poles sad study, loyally to maintain
the Denim of true art, like another Elise, and, after the
sale of senselem notattiffiag (Tdoegetandel), to acesaitom
oar WS to the pure mule of imitative feeling end regular
kareeerry—te the great muter, in thankful remembrance,
Aimerr.—Baskiaglass Palses."

The French Academy of the Beaux Arta at its
sin* ea esiarday elected Mr. Donaldson, arditsei, of
Louden, Iss L 8 a ferelgo eorresposding member is the room
of the Lae Mr. Omkarail.

"The marriage of the Etonian ambassador at
Borne, Coast de Kiseelaff," says the Prase, "with the
Princess Respell, is to be celebrated at Paris. The differ-
eon of rod giro in the two parties awakeeed the sasoepti• '
hilities of tits court of Rana, aed led to the refusal of a
dispensation, sad to the partial disgrace of PAGOI Tarim.; ,
the banker, the father of the bride. Paris will he more
hospitable, it is to be hoped, for thews two poisons, rousing
after a macrame so long delayed. Count de Kiaaeleff will
sot return to Rome, but will, it is believed, be appointed to
Madrid."