The Express.
London, England, 1863-12-25 00:00:00

THE MISSION OP SLR NOSES MONTEPIOILE

TO MOROCCO.

The Famed that complete success will attend
the siaica of Sir Moses Moulders is leaguing day by
day. Having twee, owing to the introduction from
the ForelmanMaa and the kind interest of the Eog-
lidi sanbemiador, received at Madrid by the ministem,
sad favoured with audiences by the Qum) and Kiog,
the worthy bereeet and his companions set out direct
for Tangierds Cadiz. His arrival there was the moment
which the Spanish government most gracefully oboes as a
fit opportunity for yielding to the representations made not
only by England. but also, as we shall presently sea, by
Frame, Italy, and the United States of America ; for a
few boars after the arrival of Sr Moses, the two pri-
soners at Tangier were liberated, and the Spaoisb Coo-
sel.Gumal declared at out that Spain abandoned all
further precluding. against the other unhappy prisoners
croodeoused to death, and who awaited their doom in
the leahossie dungeon at Said. This declaration of the

Oo•w!-0..w•l via forthwith communicated to the
Goveraer of Teenier who promised to oomninnicate witti-
est delay with the floltaa, and to procure ea order for the
hasediate liberation of the prisooers. A telee^r•m from
Sir MOMS to J. M. Mooted," Fag., prosidoot pro tons. of
the Board ell Deputies of British Jews, lately brought this
muss to our metropolis, and at • reeetieg of the
oa Tuesday evening last the telegram wee laid be-
fore them.
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We have mid that other governmeste besides the
English have rained their mire agaiest the cruelties
ea the err of Morocco. M. Drouyn de Lburing
bees appealed to by the French Universal lelitish
Alliance, gave orders to the French represestatives at
Tangier required to the coession. The Italian govern-
ment, appealed to from the lame quarter, at
ors despatched orders to its consuls aloe` the
coast to protest the Jews from say acts of violence.
The enbismit of Washington, bevies been made sequainted
with the particulars by a deputation from the AID• 6111111
Jewish heard of delegates, at roe made repressatatices
au the subject both to the Sprish and Moorish
antheeilien. Thus, by the help of God, a grave
itaThas been averted from the 200,000 Jews
orecoo, against whom, but for this timely inter-
parrs, false accusation upon false accretion would
have bra treed. The Jewish community owes a heavy
debt of gratitude to the powers which ieterpeeed in behalf
of the unfortunate Jews of Morocco, but especially to Earl
Russell, who took the initiative in the matter, who oast
the halo of Eagleson name around the delegate of the
English Jews—the him-mrdell fir Maces Moutefiors, and
lest him the premised bra pmver.—Jorish Ckronick.

The Messrs. Hachette, of Paris, advertise a new
edition of Doc Quixote with Mnstrations by Gustave Dore.
The work is is two volumes, contains nearly four hundred
esgravinp ea wood, and is sold at 160 franca (GI. 8..). 31.
Dore, it is stated, visited Spala ia order to do full justice
to hie subject.
LORD Eaurrox's Homing, —The members of
Land Fannies's Hunt met his lordship by invitation in Ayr.
on Tuesday, to consider what steps should be taken ma-
mmonism a the scarcity of foxes. His lordship explained
that he bad started hie fox•honeds in the county with the
best hopes, end had dose all be could to show swi, but,
safortuastely, the foxes were so IKATC4), that although be
wield cautious the experiment soother year, still, if
be did not receive greater cooperation in the preeervatioa
of foxes, they must not thick Ina withdrawal of the pack
uses from any want of inclination on hie pert to keep
Wm 12 the county After some discussing, resultieg is
exertions being resolved upon to use every effort to interest
proprietors and farmer, in the preservation of foxes, so as
to encourage Lord Eglinton to make this exhilarating and
mealy sport permanent is Ayrshire, the meeting broke
op.-4 Advertiser.
A Mower= Casa—The largest cake ever made
is the world is sow an view at the shop of Mr. J. Myatt,
eseteefisosie. Bt. Gila* is this city. It weighs 3,0C311a.,
elands 7 feet high, sad is 18 feet is circumference. It
my isteresi our readers if we state that there hove been
red is the maii starters of this monster cake, 550 lbs.
of Saw, 3,000 egp, 5 barrels of cumin* 2 cwt. of
cessigis and lemon peel, 300 lbs. of hatter. 4GO
CV:et sugar, besides other ingrediecte. The cake will
by the Mayor at the axonal conrersazione of the
Chtirehases'a Usiors. which is to be held is the Coro Ex-
change as the 4th of January. It sostaiss 200 tickets the
pasessios of which will ..title the holders to various pre-
, sesta, esesprbiag two elegant plated cake baskets, gold
r~ja~j, pied beskets, silver fruit knives, silver thimbles,
ke.—Oxford Chnesick 1
Tea Haw MAIL CONTRAMIL—Tbe first mail.
ands the new resessel with the Royal Mail Company will
be dappsisbod ss the lad proximo to the West Indies, and
es the Mk prime t. Hisesg. Aosta* to this east/est
mils fee the Spree mats will duly be .wt ea the Sad al
the meth. arid tor Grieyteers dulyDo the 17th eilbsovasti.
Ibis boa Woad wilt, is future, be due at St Thome In
is days, at Bortrilses is 18 dem at Demerms ia 10,
Panama- is 21, Vera Ores is 24. G rvytows hi 23, Mie dm
Imam is 211, Boats lissiba is 27, Valparaiso is 33, sad
Ramos Alum Is X.