The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-12 00:00:00

SPAIN.

The Espana announces that a young journalist,
named Robert, had been condemned to two yenta'
imprisonment for the publication of a seditious article
in the Onde Crispin. A letter of the 6th, which has
arrived in advance of the regular mail, says :
The Cortes are to suspend their sittings after voting n.
aortae to the government, and the bill on the reserve tithe
army. The proposition of M. Eunice: Areas, which is now
before the legislature, is that the loan which the mew
ment requires shall be a voluntary one, if subscribed within
30 days, shall bear 10 per cent. interest, and be 'tested it
the tale of the national property ; but that if it be not alb.
scribed voluntarily, it shall become a compulsory one cal
tax-payer, of 600 reale and upwards, and shall in that ewe
only bear 8 per cent. It is said that the Minister of Fiume
ha' succeeded in effecting a great financial operation with
some foreign houses.

It appears that the Carlist invasion in Spain bad
been prepared on a large scale. Forty Spanish refs-
gem, among whom were the chiefs Mop and Sen.
droe, and who formed the advanced guard of a mare
considerable band, have been arrested in the depart.
ment of the Aude.

A Barcelona journal of the 4th, El Barcelona,
contains the following postscript, seeming to indicate
that an arrangement had been come to between the
local authorities and the workmen

Eleven o'Clock at Night.—lt appears that the conflict
which took place yesterday and to-day, and which has kept
all classes of the people in alarm, is at an end. At half.
put nine the banner which was taken from the people in
the street was restored to them, and it appears that tbs
right of meeting has been conceded. Everything is now
tranquil.
Bat, according to the Diario of the sth, it appears
that the hopes thus expressed have not been realised.
That journal says:
A numerous meeting of the civil and military authorities
of Barcelona and the commanders of the national gaud
was held yesterday, at which a deputation of the woman
attended, but the result of the Conferences has not Um-
pired. The workmen continue to nation themselves in the
faubourge and on the Rambla. Patrols of the national paid
move through the streets ; sentineh are placed at the prin-
cipal thoroughfares, and the inhabitants have concerted
with the Alcaldes to adopt measures of defence. Several
persona, who are strangers to Barcelona, have been noticed
among the groups of workmen. The majority of the Mani.
cipal Council tendered their resignation yesterday, bet the
Captain General refused to erupt it. Eeinforcemente of
troops of the line have arrived, and are quartered in the
forts. Last night a pistol shot was fired at a patrol of na-
tional guard. Several persona have been stopped in the
streets, and called od to deliver up their money. The
number of Carlini who have entered Catalonia is estimated
at 200.

The following despatch is published by the French
papers :
" Madrid, July 9.—To-day the complete project of
the new constitution, comprising 90 articles, besides
the fundamental bases, was read to the Cortes. The
I Duke of Victoria to-day gave audience to the mem-
bers of the Catalonian commission."