The Express.
London, England, 1855-05-07 00:00:00

SPAIN.

We have ordinary advice. from Madrid to too
3rd and telegraphic despatches to the 4th.
Mr. Perry, Secretary of the American Legatice,
has formally announced that his government aceret
the arrangement proposed by the Spanish WWI it
the-affair of the Black Warrior. His note on the Id.
Uot expresses, in the name of the President claw
nited States, the most friendly sentiments, and tis
hope that the conclusion of the affair will draw closet
the relations between the two countries, Ms
Spanish Minister for Foreign Affairs his intimated
in the Cortes that other claims are pending, Thc
Cardinal Archbishop of Toledo has been ordered to
return to his diocese.

The Queen has signed the bill respecting cede.
siastical property with many tears, says the eosin.
tutionnel. Her Majesty told her ministers that abs
signed because they, her advisers, assured her the
was for the welfare of Spain, but that she was se*
against her conscience. The ministers endearo
to comfort her Majesty by reminding her that she
was a constitutional sovereign, and that they don
were responsible. She appeared more cheerful dr
listening to these observatiosa.

MADRID, Mo S.
The Bourse has been animated, in consequeneof
rumours relative to the imposition of an mu&
nary tax.
The Carlist bands which showed themselra is
Burgos and Biscay& have been dispersed.
gibe discussion on the third ba►is of the Condos
tion continues.
The Treasury bonds due is April will soon be*.
There is no further talk of raising a loan.

DENMARK.

HAMBURG, SUNDAY, NAT 6.
The Danish government has ordered that the
general elections shall take place on Juee 14 far the
First Chamber, and on June 20 for the &end
Chamber.

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, SMTVDLT•
At the Bourse, to-day, the exchange on St. Pete*
burg was quoted at 100.

RUSSIA.
A special commission has been instituted st St
Petersburg by the Emperor Alexander to monk
all matters relating to the Eastern question. kis
composed of the Grand Duke Constantine, M. Ns
selrode, Count Orloff, M. Kisselef, Count Binds& al
Prince Dolgorouki. The war party has a esejtnitf
in the commission.

THE PRINCIPALITIES.
A letter from Bucharest of the 23rd in the Cos -
tutionnel says :—" The only thing talked of here I
an arrest which took place the day before yestre/
in open day in a public garden, by order of tie
Austrian authorities. M. A. Mono, chef daubs
of Lancers in the Ottoman army, who wu susps#
of keeping up a correspondence with a Husguto
emissary, whom the police have been for mut°,
carefully watching, was arrested and is now in ID
eon. He has undergone two interrogatories,
result of which will not be known for sous b
Colonel Manoilovitch, who commands the AMA
regiment in garrison at Oalatt, has addresseds Ist*
to the Wallachia° authorities of Ibrail, ordain l
the Ottoman authorities shall not, on ail pram
whatever, arrest either a Wallachian subject, a aj
other claiming Austrian protection, sad also that
the event of the arrival of Ottoman troope,llo,olo
small the number, the authorities are immedutely
give him notice of the fact. The ieterview at irok•
abaci between the Hospodara of Moldavia sod Wo
isehia had for object to impress on the forms to
necessity of a prolonged Austrian military
pation, in order to secure the welfare sod tracqual
of &he 'two Principalities.

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?VISIONAL ORDER BY SIR 01
BROWN.

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The following order has been published by. Lind.
General Sir George Brown. K.C.8., commandaf di
Light Division :
Aseistant-Adjutant-Gene;ars Offivo; nPrill6,lBo„,_
The Lieutenant-General bee great satisfaction iv Fir
fishing in division orders, from the report of Capin' OM
R.E., addressed to Idajor-Oseeral Josef, wo"tridg,,,,e
Royal Engineers and dated 14th instant, Tin: - ‘.,l*--1
part, I think all thegmen have done their dety 1.-, ,
should, however, recommend some notice to be tavajo ;
voluntary. efforts of two men of the working
Pat* "0,
19th Regiment. Private Samuel Evans went into a
a_
humus without being ordered to do so, and into
great assistance to a sapper employed there, without duo
ing any symptom of timidity ;And Private James C
roesef :edo&
pblotweounundthe birnloafwthorekhienaildpartfroym.
bausttorntionorsof,
slant to draw blood, and certainly sufficient for 93 ;an o'
theism remained steadily at his work."
It has also been red to the LieutenaatAlesersyt'j
daring an alarm on then'ght of the 13th instant. 14°...4.7;
PliTlOATkoatu Keating, 19th Regiment, reznaiseda7b,
at his post, in front of the advanced works, obot2la
test of the unitise posted on each side of him nilvii
Wir" into tno Parallel. These incidents have appall*,
~0
tle Lieutenant-General so creditable to the chosen GP:
reeiment, and to the individuals concerned, that ha titZ
It but justice to them, and to their gallanteort",
us to notice their exemplary. Conduct in divisio°l74.
t proposes, moreover, to recommend t 4 *IL...a s
Marshal Commanding the Forms that they be Alla
Patnniary gratuity u an encouragement to oWn.
(BiPt4B)y order. S
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