The Express.
London, England, 1864-11-30 00:00:00

SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov. 29.

The Bpooa of today says that the Minister of
Finance has investigated the resources of the
country, and decided that they are equal to bear
the charges on the revenue op to the end of the
year.

THE BRAZILS.

LISBON, Nov. 29.

The Royal Mail Packet Company's steamer
Oneida, with the Brazil mails, arrived here to-day.

(B 7 takipsib from Lisboa.)
RIO DE JANEIRO, Nov. 8.

Exchange on London, 25+, 28. Coffee, good
first, 5.800 reds ; shipments since the departure of
the last steamer 69,000 bags, including 35,000 for
the Channel ; sales, 75,000 ; stock, 100,000.
Freights to the Channel, 60a. to hoe.

BAHIA. Nov. 13.
Exchange on 'London, 261 to 27. Cotton, 16,000
reia. Sugar, 1,800 to 2,400 refs.

PERNAMBUCO. Nov. BS.

Exchange on London, 261 to 27. Sugar, whiten
3,400 ; brown, 9,000 rein. Cotton, 16,000 to
18,000 rein.
The Enmity, with the French mail, arrived at
Pernambuco on the 12th.

Courr ZANOTBII. —Wbile so much is said and
written es informable sad noe-interventioe, morel, diplo-
matic, sad military, by oar owe public men, it is totereeliag
to Maw at what value the proclaimed public opinion of Ear
land is estimated by those who have most to hope from
it, out the supposition that it is of any use. In the course
of • carreepoodesios which we find in the Kentish Gazette
• distinguished Pole, Count Zare.oyski, writing to /dr.
George Daring, makes the followiog observations, :—" If •
greet nation is bound to make its weight tell is the destinies
of the world on the side of jetties and right, it is not seems.
wily by war, and certainly not by war only, that seek •
nation can Witty her duty so herself and to Provides's
Locg before any question of war is implied, is fact leaving
war entirely out of the question, the all-importset step for
• government to perform is, after metier, 5Z11113113114100, to
proclaim what is its opinion is the right and the wrong of
the case, ad then to leave so doubt that It cannot other.
wise than side with the right while throwieg necoaditioual
bleats on the wrong. By doing so much, duty is redeemed •,
the rest may safely be left to Him who taught us Out Hes.
yen shall be gives to those who remain faithful is suffering
for the make of justice. Busse, dear sir, them re
partly elicited by your Etoolsn friend's letter wrelia i
return,—Youre truly, L ZANOT NM."
Taz Atm= Irrranconimir or viz Foarrox
ETWITIIINT Ace.—The American ship Great Western.
which bed been detained in the Heresy pending the inquiries
about • Wen number of passengers, who it was alleged bed
I been gathered together in London, Ashton-under-Lmm
sad other places by Federal recruiting agents, sailed from
the Mersey yesterday (Tuesday) morning for New York,
wider command of Captain Cunningham, the government
having decided that it had no claim upon the ship. We
understand that the owners of the vessel, Mews. Baring
• Brothers, have lodged • claim against the government
for loses sustained by the detention of the skip,
Tax Baageorss RiGuLAnox Ace.—A depata-
tioe of operative bakers yesterday waited upon Mr. Lewd,
M.P., with reference to the saw act for the regulation at
bakehouses, the abolition of night sad Sunday work, and
the reetriiition of the hours of labour to twelve per day in
the baking trades The deputation stated that, Mr. Leysrd
having on a former occasion taken a deep interest in the
welfare of the operative bakers, they had been induced mein
to wait upon bins to point nut the partial and defective
way in which the provisions of thn remit act for the better
regulation of bakehouse were being carried out, and also
to solicit hie aid in providing a legislative remedy
for the many grievances under which the operatives
is the taking trade were suffering from their ott-
neosesarily long boors of labour, Le. The bon. member
listeoed to the dismantles with much interest sod attention,
and having asked several questions with respect to the
grievacciesof which they complained, promised to bring the
matter under the notice of the Home Secretary with the
view of providing se far as possible some legislative remedy
for the existing evils, and seeing to the more effectual curry-
ing out of the repeat sot. The deputation, haring thanked
Mr. Laysrd for Discourtesy, then withdrew.

imictdMlStillalll4lot.l HOLLOWAY'S OnfTWILNY.
had.. Sore Wsertara. Inflamed Nipples.—There ts uo me-
dical preperatba In the world which may be so thoronahly de-
pended on in the treatment of the above aliments as 11.1loway a
Invaluable Orstneset, set scarcely a day perm In vb, oh au.
thent,e testimonials to Its etheacy are not received from all
parts of the globe. Noddy can be simpler or more safe than
the manner is which they are applied_ or Its action oo the
body. both locally and cortstitsttmelly. The Ointment rubbed
on the part affected enters the pores Jost as mkt enters meat,
and not only gists rid of the local evil, but posAfotos W Ow
coons of It and doves 1$ from Ilia system.