The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-27 00:00:00

SPAIN.

Accounts from Barcelona lead to the belief that the
Carliste are about to make a grand effort in Catalonia.
It is said, by the correspondents of the French papers,
that Cabrera, the Infante Don Bebastien, and other
chiefs, have already arrived in the province. The
disturbances at Badajoz, which have been announced
by telegraph, were caused by the objection of the
people to pay the dues levied in the market. The
governor, not having sufficient forces at his disposal,
was unable to chastise the rioters. The day after,
however, everything was tranquil. The members of
the municipality have given in their resignation, and
the governor has ordered new elections to be pro-
ceeded with.

A private telegraphic despatch, dated Madrid,
24th, states that the faction of the Brothers Hierros
has been put to the rout in the neighbourhood of
I Burgos. Its remnants have taken refuge in France.
Tranquillity is general.

BAVARIA.

NUREMBERG, JULY 18.
Two Russian agents were yesterday arrested here
by. the police at the railway station when just on the
point of starting by the train, in the company of two
Bavarian subjects, master armourers, whom they had
I succeeded in engaging for service in Russia; whilst
a Russian officer, who is stopping at one of our
hotels, and from whom the subordinate agents re.
ceived their orders, has had s sentry placed at his
door to prevent his quitting the room and effecting
his escape. It appears that they have engaged a
good many workmen who understand making rifles.
They offer 500 sil.,er roubles annual salary with per-
quisites and other extras. The agents arrested at
the railway station came last from Munich, and it is
undastood that Weimar is the place fixed on for
their general rendezvous.

9. To make with the utmost are a precise and minute
list of those who make use of hats of a strange fashion, or
WIN wear the entire beard, distinguishing the suspects
hem the sen.suspects, and to send it to me carefully. In
the airmen of observations must be noted the epoch when
the person began to wear his beard, as also the form of the
hat, and if this custom was derived from the evident prac-
if any one softer, except foreigners, makes use of hats of a
tins of the scantly, or if it be &novelty. In the meantime Yesterday, at the Paris Assize Court, a protestant
clergyman, et Elbeuf (not paid by the state), war ttied:ozlin
strange fashiem, or of an entire beard, you will order him indictment, charging him with having, in a pamphlet,
to desist an the instant and cut it off; and where the order entitled " Le Manuel des Aspirans de la Worms," cow
li sot obeyed on the very day on which it is given you shall
pmeased immediately to the arrest of the delinquent, and mitred an outrage on the catholic religion, and excited
citizens to hatred and contempt of the members of the
despatch a paces verbak to me instantly, together with the catholic clergy. M. Harafen, the counsel for the accused,
prisoner. read some passages from a work, entitled " Protestant Cate.
10. To ascertain what house is frequented by the suspects, chism for Candid People," a work approved of by the
especially in the evening, and for what znottve, noting their Bishop of Troyes, and which passages, he con•
names and the names of the masters of the house. Be pens- ended, were, at least, as reprehensible as those
tented with the supreme important* of w. hat I have said and
prescribed, and on your personal responsibility look to the
execution of it with zeal, activity, and sagacity, without lug asked to twee the book handed to him, observed that it
reproached against his client. The public prosecutor bar..
wits published in 1849, and added—" If this bock were to
neglecting in the slightest point roe aotoraphehrosot of en be published now it would be prosecuted." Id. Hoodoo,
orders, giving me a report of Or. effects every week, and, in in reply to this sally, read from a work of Father 1/en-
case of any novelty, sending me a oonrier on hornbook, on tura, called " Le Femme Catholique," some vitupstnnY•
the understanding that I cot compelled te punish tastiness vaunts 'Rebut Protestant women, and observed sae:
comely that this war published in 1865. M. Ckeppen wss mina
of Winn or hesitation car your part.
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Tan lirriNDnirrnt lb. go. Mu of 2,000 fr,
and ssittoscod to cis
months' imprisootout and •