The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-09 00:00:00

SPAIN.

MADRID, JULY 7.
The complete plan of a new constitutioa is to be
presented to the Corte,. The latest news from Bar-
celona is of a favourable character. Seven hafts-
lions of Infantry, six squadrons of Cavalry, and two
batteries have been sent into Catalonia.

The Queen postpones her visit to the Reeuriel

ho who seeks to smite the sasanfamorers &palest us—shill
be at that lastaat punished with death.
We bring oar ensplalet to the Caputo General of Cats-
lady became the province, beim la a Mato of siege, all
authority beleap to hi., sad it is at his hoods that we look
for junkie.
We are rssdy to sacrifice ourselves a thousand times for
Evader*, for Liberty, and that the Revolution of Jaly
may biome real.

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Ica.: 7.

The Vienna Gazelle contains a semi-official article
in reply to the Emperor Napoleon's speech, in so far
as the latter touched upon Austria. The article in
question maintains that Austria ha. fulfilled the
obligations imposed on her by the treaty of December
2, and that she is not bound to take any farther
steps.

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, &MILDLY, JULY 7.

The Prince of Prussia is going to St. Petersburg
on family business. This journey has no political
signification.

THE MEDI

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MALTA, lIILT 4.

The greatest activity prevails here in forwarding
reinforcements to the Crimea. The Alma, Peninsular and
Oriental Company's steamer, left on the 2nd with upwards
of 1,000 men, forming different drafts for the regiments in
the Crimea, under command of Lord Alexander Russell.
LientenasteColonel Gough, of the 33rd, Captain Maitland,
of t►e 49th, and a few others; passed throzgh on the Ist, en
route to the Crimea, on board a French steamer. Lieute-
nant• Colonel Erskine, 33rd, left for England yesterday by
the Indian. A groat number of steams,, have proceeded
hence as transports to England, among them the Resolute,
Orincoo, Harbinger, City of London, Jason, Ii) dupes,
and Indian, and to-day the Emu leaves. We have had
equally numerous transports for Balanlava ; among them
the Alma, Lady Eglinton, Sarah Sands, and Germania;
land to-day the Golden Fleece, and Tynemouth, No. 102,
and Assistance, will leave for the same destination.

The Resolute, on her voyage down, had two cues of
cholera, one fatal; she was in consequence subjected to a
very rigid quarantine, and left without communicating.
Yesterday a lugs steamer came in with a case, and was
ordered from the Great to the Quarantine Harbour.
H. M. S. Gorgon, Captain Crawford, has returned to
England, and H. M. S. Fair Rosamond, with three gun.
boats, has arrived from England, and leaves this day for the
But. Among the transports daily passing are now many
American ships, the freights being the inducement.

As soon as the intent of our losses in the Crimea became
known at Malta, many of the Eut Kent Militia stationed
here volunteered at once to join line regiments then eeee iog
at the seat of war. This noble offer could not however be
accepted, as their colonel could not spare any men till he
received fresh drafts from Eoglind.

The following la an entree; from a private letter written
before Sebutopol _ _

"Jun. 23, 18.55.

" Our feu of being short of water now, thank Ood, does
not longer exist, u the Wye ku come into the harbour
she can distil water for the use of 40,000 men daily. Our
attack on the Malakoff was a complete series of misfortune
and ill lack; but although we failed it was no defeat, and
we shall wacceed next time."