The Express.
London, England, 1852-02-12 00:00:00

SPAIN.

The latest telegraphic despatch, received in Paris
..rerdsv morning, from Madrid, says:
*Tue health of the Queen has just er.tcred upon a
pewprhasc, and there is every reason to hope that
pwr car, a ill soon be completed."
Our correspondent writes as follows :
MADRID, Fits. 6.
This in ailing at an early hour the following pro-
clamation was fixed upon all the walls of Madrid :
informed that some persons, carried Kw.,
tho, mdisnatiou agoinyt the regicide, bays spread
Sr ,hot he wit. be torn from the hands of the authu-
pei ea to, nay to the scaffold, it: order that be may suffer
sue, au 1 do ith thou that which he is condemned to.
c nulurt is nut to be expected from the good
aewul th Xfoilret people, yet I think it my duty to warn
I bale taken every precaution to prevent
g run ii .1 iii to be ch .. ived according to law by the
lard au, s.tutoincr. To do the contrary would be un-
aoolitened people, and would only serve to
if dew .1k1....11.11.45cen's mind, at a time when we ought
6, ',A Mc +lightest incolent that might :sued her re-
-111.1,%.• `, Oct. 6. 1532. MELCHOR OItDON N
yais slay. at the trial, the young advocate charged
with the deknce, made a slight ethirt to
the assassiii wits mad, a system of defence that
▪ no at ail whatever. According to the evidence
▪ tin (likens robe and stays were maims" with
Lost. and .me of the whaleboat s of the latter was
br,;„l, ill% the violentv of the blow. At
as.assiiis residence there were found an
tistol, a purse with twenty-rix five-
franc poem three lottery tickets, some ammunition,
s MAIM, rips against the govortinietit of
Narvik/, in which, among other things, he stigma-
u.. the de. larieion of her Majesty's beiiit; declared
e in the 'errhl3. In his acclimationbefore
ex judge in 11w halberelieni office. lie said that he
1,,,; paw to the palace to wash out the opprobrium of
kiguanit, by avenging the stupid ignuntnee of those
lb, thought that it is fidelity to endure the faith-
kstaiss and perjury of • kings and queens.
▪ amtlier in 'creosol ory he confessed that disappoint-
sit st. and misfortunes, and the swindling, and bad
fall he had suffered, from the slanders he had had
endure., and the want of countenance (ruin the
eAuslities, united to the sudiTings lie had had to
heir, hail rendered his existence bitter, and pro-
LA in him an aversion to human kind. (In being
castionesl as to his political opinions, he said that
ep,ditical forms were indifferent to him, and that all
arpoidad on the men who governed. and it
vta, far that he attempted to kill the Queen."
11,, Lad been a monk, amid bad taken up
arms in the war of independence. He had returned to
ko. convent when the war was over, and remained
there tut psi 9. when he went to France, in eons.-
", Mc of diwen.ions with his brethren, who did not
ks,s well upon him. He remained in France till
Ttil, anal hell returned to Spain and became ordained
all se, ular priest. lie took part with the liberals
and was in maim quitiee obliged to emigrate
to Frame. w here in the village of Sainedal he became
ins 4 where he remained till PHI, when he
n:aratil to Spain. He had been swindled out
c: ;,,11011 dollar. that lie hail gained in the lottery,
mild the savings be had brought with him from
/MM. Ile was accustomed to live pretty much
acme. in hard study. He had always nitended to
h:I bentral Sanaez. as he considered him as a cur-
:up:or of the monarchy and the nation. Ile had
entered the palate without a ticket, his ecclesiastical
tostunic being sufficient to do away with all obsta-
He had, he raid, sung mua before going to
the palaee. Ile is to be executed to-morrow at half-
pas: I o'clock; the iseaffulil, by his desire, being more
than usual). elevated, Its he wishes to speak to the
PPle•

The .Vddrirl Ga:aole of the above date gives the
Voting dctai:a of the conduct of Merino since his
out:

It wear. that he had behaved in the most insulting man-
ial. the authorities in the morniog of the sth, and had
tus attempt..l to strike the alcalde, who was consequently
ese;er...l v. treat him with great merits.. The regicide
*find .411 ed throughout the day, except a cup of broth
advise biscuits. Luring the ceremony of his degrade'.
tea Pon the priesthood he displayed the greatest cools. as ;
sed skit he WAS taken to the chapel, which we% at three
y as. Le anis. calm as nasal. Two priests accompanied him
Whir, slat .taid to discus* matters of faith with him ; he
hand to th-m with attention, and took advantage of every
sasociaits of entering into an argument with them,
*aka, with as much freedom as if he were in an academy.
Ater he had been in the chapel some time ho e•presacel a
Ind 9, mile lii. will ; whereupon a notary was sent for,
stir a id. Li. appearance, with three of his colleagues m
tate.es. The culprit directed in his will that the verbal
is•lnetions be had given to Senor Mot Lorena° Ammo's,
prAdest of the Supreme Tribunal of Justice, should be
end that what remained of his property after the
Lan'. at of those instructions should be given to his maid-
snail, Doming.' Castellanos. This woman is also ar.
Per.% and occupies the prison that her master occupied at
01, dud.