The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-29 00:00:00

SPAIN.

The Comeaulionowl of yesterday (28th) says :
" We have received this evening several despatches
from Bayonne, which, without adding anything o a
positive nature to the facts already known, continue
to represent the situation of Spain in a favourable
light, and leave room to hops that tranquillity will
soon be completely rirestablished throughout the
Peninsula.•

The Message,. is Bayonne, of the 26th, nye :
"It is at Saragossa and in Armen that the enfla-
mes of the rebels is concentrated. Communication
with this provisos caginess to bent off, and all the
details that roach as come from the few travellers
who arrive at Bayonne. The insurgents have adopted
fee their cry ' Vies Repartee% Vies Liberte.' They
arm mention the name of the Qom. It is m-
ended that the rebel forore cassia of 15,000 more or
Ilea, well armed. Confident in their numben the in-
surgent. propose to occupy positions in front of the
towo, and to attack the troops sent against them in
detaiL It is greatly to be hoped that they will act
upon this project, foe the regular troops will brat
times sedissiplined bands easily in the open field, and
the gods will terminate with much less effusion of
lima Aga it would do in the streets of Saragossa." (azoic ova coax
'The ash venture. to reply to the article in Sun- PARIS, Moaner Bventeo.
day's Monifewr. While taking note with pimento of The Madrid papers arrived to-day are siogularly
the homage paid by the Moniteur to constitutional barren of interest,and there is a total abeame of news
government and the principles of 'B9, the Bieck from Saragossa, an absent., the more remarkable be.
thinks it very difficult to maintain that O'Donnell'. cause we were told that Oen. Echagne had re-esta-
attempt was not a coup deftest, and it differs tato Wished telegraphic communication between the ent-
ombs with the Mondale in regard to Bipartite. skirts of Saragoua and St. Sebastian. It appears by
" The official journal," it nays, "does not make int- a Madrid letter, of the 24th, that M. &Num (the
Went allowances foe the difficulties of the position in brother of the ex• Minister), who it was reported
which Espsrtsvo's ministry was placed—difficulties bad been killed during the insurrection, has been
which SOS appear in all their reality by the sad arrested in a ea.e,
events that are passing in the Peninsula. We sP" The Correspondence Generale, of the same date,
proved of the liberal and democratic tendencies of
Bepartere, and we think that the Morsdescr, which says that General Falcon was making "formidable
pre tioe." for the defence of Saragossa.
was alarmist the day before yesterday, is now Narvaez has returned to Paris from Bayonne. He
ever-confident in the re-establishment of tranquillity received there a polite letter from O'Donnell thank-
in the country of local franchises and pronuncia-
emotes." log him for the c ffer of his services, bat saying that
he had no occasion for them. The Queen also wrote
The Madrid journals of the 23rd have reached us to him, and lam told that the substance of her letter
in due course. The Spanish capital was perfectly was simply to desire him to "return to the place
tranquil, and the order to give up arms had been so whence he had come."
promptly responded to that 400 muskets were de- We read in the Independence Beige:—
livered more than had been distributed to the National Whatever torn 'vests may take, they seem, at say rate,
Guard. Malaga and Granada were said to be still 'duly to prove unfavourable to O'Donnell. The promoter
against the DOW government. It was thought probable of the revolution of 1854 now dads himself almost hoisted.
that the present Cortes would not be called on to meet Perceiving. louiewhat tardily, that the regotiesuy party
again. The publication of the official political pro- has
l%
tbieten
tmenaltsi a go
tat
rotoowlhtf fi
im wide, r its own
Is mak ipnagr.possez , and.
gramme of the ministry has been postponed until the zeer_eirofuete tod form a
oat with the liberals. He el
entire pacification of the kingdom had been effected.
that he desires to continue to govern with and by th Cerise
The Queen has refused to accept the resignation of —that he is for the liberty of the pre's, and geisha' to
General San Miguel as captain-general of the Halber- pease a liberal euree—all which things the court roped,-
dices. The entrance of M. Miguel Rods into the ore sta. Will he fumed in rallying the liberals to his stenderd
binet in the post still vacant is spoken of as likely; by these promises and protestations ? Some few do seem
be belongs to the progressist party. General Crape aii,el"d., Usyy."“lte"tionhiomf
the otart party ,fieyar. they
bat theuetemajoinritoyi
is to be removed from the command of the Philippine
%livery distrustful, end with goof maw, of the audden re-
Leads, and the Marquis de Solana is spokes of to L„, O.D„
s
tell's part to liberal idees,whiett they perceive
replace him. A letter from Madrid of the above date is solely attributable to tie fact that he cannot play a fleet
states that the moderadass Were making great efforts part in the reactionary camp, where his plus ie already
to prevent the reorganisation of the National Guard, trim by Manuel de la Cecelia es attendant Nereus,
and that the prognosis% were not agreed as to the O'Donnell is now enfeeble the WO
irestrved for ambit ogle
conduct which they ought to observe with respect to sea who deceive all parties n turn. for personal
sad.. Befog* 1654 he was a Conservative—and what
Marshal O'DqpnelL that tun implies in Spate I. well known When in 1854
The H
of of the 22nd announce. in a esmi-official be took the initiative of the pronuncismento of that period,
form that the Queen has written to Marshal Nereus, be succeeded is making many people believe that he was a
requesting him to remain in Paris. sincere convert to liberal opinion'. Now be bas been
The Madrid Ouster of the 23rd publishes the fol- doing the work of the reaction out of jealousy to Ewa,
lowing decree concerning the rewards bestowed on te_m_Lan_ nhwisiteh.tleteehetoirmeofdre
:isvieda Pausdatshteart tfht emo dsituation.
os
the troops of the Madrid garrison on account of their Finding
accept him as their chief, he is again trquettieg
conduct in the coarse of recent events: with the liberals. Such is the reel prattles of a Donnell.
ROTAS. goafonaity with what has been
malaised to me by the Minister of War, in accord with the The Mondeur du Loiret of the 27th publishes
advise of the gniabten, I donee an follows: the following letter on a subject which has recently
Art. 1. I great a bounty of oae math's mates to the been much discussed in legitimist circles. It is ad-
troops sompseitsg the purism of Madrid darts, the days deemed to M. Leon Lavedan
of the 14th, 150, ad 16th of the moat month, a beuety In a letter inserted in the Monitory du Loire:, of July
that will serve for all enacts of the regulation, iseladiag 17 lair, you say sad maintain that the Coont de Chun-
that of being discharged what the people tine arrive*. turd accepts the tricoloured flog. After bsnfrg made
Art. 2. I reserve to myself the recoespiastee is an inquiries I am enabled to declare to you in the most
sealogou moan of the merit that may be displayed by positive master that you have been reisiteaued. This
the troops operatieg in ether districts. questioa hat always been oherived by the culled Prince,
Gives lathe Palace, the22nd July, 1856. who adjourns the solution of it for wher times.
Biased by the had of the Claus. Orleans, July 26. Viscount nu TRISTAN.
The Waists, of War, Lueruao O'Dowentt. A bull fighter was gored to death before the eyes
From a Madrid letter of the 22nd in the Inde-
pendence Beige we extract the following: of the public at Besuceire on the 24th. Two men
armed with their triple spears entered the circus and
If theharnotioale crushed at Suers", It is to be began to provoke the boll in the usual manner. The
leered that Generals Falcon and Gums will retire Leto the
mongrels', when a war will arise of which it is not easy to animal rushed at them with such fury that he
foresee the and.
was not stopped by the prick of the spear adroitly
I wee a few dotage aa the oath of the ethethaw, ie addi. pointed to his nostrils, which is generally the cue.
doe to those you kaow already. The Captaie-0 tof His horns entered deeply into the body of one of the
Burgos was gamble, on Logrono, when, on his arrival at men, who was carried off, and breathed his last in
Belvieu., a committee, coursting of the civil governor, a a few hours.
judge, a euacillor of the prefecture, and two municipal "We are informed," say. the Cotirrier des Aloes,
eouneillors. *deuced towards him, and assured him that
"that General de la Marmon, Minister of War, is to
Legion. reeogalsed the government appointed by her
Majesty, sad that the Janie—already dissolved, by the by— visit Aix-les-Nine, to invite, on the part of the Bing
bad bees muted solely for the purpose of protecting the of Sardinia, Marshal Canrobert to visit Piedmont."
ishabitsats against the 'misdeal Whigs'" of a few Mier- At the Bourse the Rents opened with considerable
duals, who, on the news of the seats at Madrid, might amain, but It gave way in the afternoon, and
have Mess robbiffig and plesdering.
closed with a rise of only 5c., both for cash and
The civil governor of Absents, with wvemt members of
the protesters and unmielpenty, has !ablated • upshot &comet, the last prices being 70fr. 90e. and 70fr. 96e,
don for peuestiag the neogaitios of the new government Credit Mobilier roes 22fr. 50e. A good deal of basi-
n, the people; they have beta dismissed from their New neva was done in nilwaye. Lyon., Mediterranean,
tiers by the Neater, caber is CCUIRSItd. At Murcia the and Southern rose about 10fr., and the other lines
men. sets have takes place; troops are marching on this from 2fr. 150 a to b'r.
city. At Awn and at Albacete order le to be re-established The 'knitter of this day publishes a report of
this day ; the "Meese cannot make • beg resistatee.
Bleed has flown at Saatuder. The contact did not lest M. Heather, Minister of Agriculture, &c., to the R.
dug, bat um. regrettable losses en to be deplored. peror, upon which his Imperial Majesty issue
Though order la maintained at Vaulted', a great fer- • decree naming seven members of the Conn.
coestattes 'bodes there. I bays Daly this instant received oil of Commerce, Agriculture, and Industry as a
slitter, which Informs me that the fubabltaaw, 'atrial' Commission to inquire into the manner in which the
at the new of the Doke of Vieteeia's resignatios, were
project
unable to make say reelatesee, busses the shy was already
ceaapiad troops with. the „we became haews. repealing certain Custom duties, will affect French
Yesterday even the saran was pointed airiest the chief commerce. Among the members are MM. Barocher
punts. sad GISS•TiI Bios, charged as before the 0. Thibetit (President of the Paris Chamber of Coen.
arrival of General Oeset with the amassed of the district mores), Clore (President of the Chamber of Com-
m. dispeemil le maletain at say stet the ...shortly of Mu- aim at Havre), and Fleury.

(DT 11171111ARINII AND BRIMS

MARSEILLES, TUMIDLY, JULY 29, 8.80 a.m.
The Alexandre has arrived with advioes from Con.
stantinople to the 21st iost
Despatches leave at 9 a.m.
The frigates Lueifer, Reine• Blanche, and Zeno-
b* with 3,000 troop., which left Kamiesoh on the
6th inst., have arrived.

FRANCE.