The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-28 00:00:00

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at Malaga. The prommciarasnto in this city, as
well as in all the others, has been made in the
am and in favour of Espartero. At the hoar at
which I writs, four o'clock, there is more talk than

ever of a ministerial crisis. the news that Marshal
Names is on the Spanish frontier has produced an
universal sensation."

The following despatch from Bayonne is dated
the 26M:

"Jam has submitted. The Captain•Oeneral of
Navarre has superseded the governor and sent troops
to replace the present garrison."

The Madrid journals of the 21st have come to
Sand. The Garstte announces that the accounts re-
ceived by the government from Badajoa, Burgos,
Caceres, Castellon, Salamanca, Segovia, Valladolid,
and Zamora, are most satiefeetory ; and that nothing
worth noticing has occurred up to the 19th at Albacete,
Alicante, Murals, Avila, Ciudad-Real, and Toledo.
The Epee contains similar mounts from Sevilla,
where General Meson, aided by the Civil Governor
D. Mariano Castillo, has succeeded in "maintaining
order." The general had' suspended the publication,
both of the absolutist journal La Ores and of the
republican paper La Civilizacion. General Prim is
expected at Madrid, it being the intention of the
government to appoint him to an important poet.
On the 21st and 22nd, 150 bodies of insurgents
bad been buried in the cemeteries of Barcelona, and

200 in the environs. The cavalry of General Zspa-
tero oocnpied the principal outlets from the town,
and sabred every man that attempted to leave the
plans. The workmen of Barcelona, long reputed the
m:8( dangerous of the Peninsuls, displayed on this
0001111i011 their usual energy and contempt of life, but
on learning that Madrid had been pet down, and that
Velem had not stirred, they discontinued their in-

surrectionary movement. -
At • moment when political events of great impor-
tance are taking plus in Spain it will not be without
interest to give a list of the present faros of the
Spanish army, as fixed by the last budget. The
troops of the line are composed of ten regiments of
infantry, of three battalions esch ; seven regiments of
light infantry, of two battalions; three battalions of
Queen's Chalmers; flte regiments of heavy oualry,
of four squadons each; one regiment of Homan,
'of four squadrons; eight regiments of light ca-
valry, of fur squadrons; flu regiments of foot
artillery, of two squadrons; three brigades of
bons artillery; six brigades of heavy artillery;
ova regiment of engineers, of two battalions ;
sod six companies of workmen. The troops of
the Guard are composed of a battalion of hal-
birdie», • regiment of horse grenadiers of four
oqudroos, a regiment of cuirassiers, a regiment of
&smears, a regiment of lumen, two batteries of
horse and three batteries of foot artillery, and four
regiments of grenadiers of two battalions each. The
above form an effective force of about 135,000 men,
divided among the twelve captainciesteneraL The
colonial troops are not included in the above colon-
latioo. During the last two years considerable progress
has been made in the arming of the troops, and a
number of the regiments have been supplied with
Alia. During the sans period much hu been dons
in the reorganisation of the national guard ; in 1855
the CAIN voted • sum of 10,000,000 realm for arming
that toms, and during the late events a number of
the battalions of that toms carried rifles.

Oar London contemporary, the Examiner, pub-
lished the following in its number of Saturday last :
"Intelligence received this morning from our
correspondent in Paris throws en entirely different
'light on this affair. He writes thus O'Donnell's
attempt in Spain has failed ; his brother's troops have
deserted; Oallicia and Grenada, and a host of other
rowan have pronounced, and that it is all up with the
Queen and with O'Donnell:"

ITALY.

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A trilling outbreak hoe taken place at Mama-
Carrara. At Austrian instigation, some 70 youth.
crossed the frontiers, but, finding themselves
covered, returned to their homes, and all is quiet
alai&

Count de Cavour is ruralising at present.

The Correspondasee Italienne, mentioning that

some attempts at insurrection have been made at
Mama-Carrara, in the Duchy of Modena, adds that
the Piedmontese government has taken such mea-
sures as the circumstances require.

The itessaggere di Modena, the official journal of
that duchy, in its comber of the 18th, publishes an.
other sentence pronounced by the military commis-
sion now sitting at Mama, in virtue of the state of
siege existing at Carrara. By this eentenoe four
person', one of whom is 80 years of age and another
19, are convicted of having belonged "to the Secret,
or Mazzinian Society, otherwise calltd Society of

FINIOMSIIOIII4 and of hiving sworn to exterminate the
true religion, to overthrow kings, &c.," in consequence
of which two of the culprits are condemned to the
•rgaatolo (imprisonment in irons with hard labour)
for life ; another to the same punishment for 20
years, and the fourth to 10 years hard labour.