The Express.
London, England, 1862-12-12 00:00:00

SPAIN.

MADRID, Dec.ll.

In the Congress to-day General Prim continued
his speech in explanation of his conduct in Mexico.
It is asserted that General Concha has tendered
his resignation as Spanish Ambassador at Paris.
His motive for so doing is said to be a desire to be
completely free in all respects at the discussion on
Mexican affairs in the Congress, in which he will
take part.

TURKEY.
BUCHAREST, Dec. 11.

It is asserted that a collective note will be ad-
dressed to Prince Couza by the English, French,
and Austrian representatives, demanding that the
arms which were lately imported into this city and
confiscated by the Roumain government, should be
placed under the control of the foreign consuls.

PRINCE ALFRED.
MALTA, D. 1L
His Royal Highness Prince Alfred has embarked
here for Naples.

GARIBALDT.—A friend writes from Turin, Deo. 5:
—" I have received a letter from the Gees& today.
He says he is going to get on horseback, and that be will
soon return to his blamed solitude in Carrera—which slip'.
flee that be is better." _ . .

Corrow Osoww IN Fits:mt.—Samples of cotton F did not appear to give entire satisfactios to the radial see.
grown this year in the department of Gerd, in France, have ties of his audience. Sir Robert Clifton entered at great
jest been sent to Paris. They were raised from seeds sup- 'length into a review of his lint parliamentary experiences
1 deuouneing the
tit was
for its extravaganne.
plied by the Streiftf cr Acclimation, and are of two descrip-
tions, Su Island and Louisiana. Notivithatancling the un- 'r
used
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favourable weather which bah prevailed this year ie the : country, which exoesded that of any previous period of
south of France, the cotton is believed to be as good in i peace.—Nottinghan Dotty Guardia*.
quality as that grown last year on the same estate, and sent 1 NONOONFORNIsT Fpod (Mr.INS/DM— at At au anniversarych
atiou 13loomsbury
to the International Exhibition. Indeed, the gentlemen by , meeting of the congreg
whom it has been cultivated consider themselves justified i Brock's), held last week, Mr. James Benham, one of the
j deacons, presented a summary of the fiusiuebtl history of
in believing that all the finer kinds of cotton may be grown the past fourteen years,
in France quite ma advantageously as in Algeria. I for all purposes, exclusive of the very large sum liberally
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impossible," says a correspondent of the ladepeititance uP7"da of 39,*".
rhe rectory of Fawley, in Hants, now vacant
E Bulge, "to enumerate the number of police precautions that by the death of the Rev. Mr. Gibson, woo was vin
law
W the Bishop of Winchester, is worth I,lofil. a year. 'The
preceded and accompanied the ceremony of the day before
' yesterday (the inauguration of the new boulevard). Many oredecesaor of the Rev. Mr. Gibson was tin Itev. Earl
foreigners of suspicious character, or who bad no visible Walsiugbaro.
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