The Express.
London, England, 1846-12-22 00:00:00

SECOND EDITION.

From the GAZETTE of THIS EIGHT.
BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.
W. B. Hauvrr, Herbert-street, New North-road, mercer.
E. A. W. TAYLOR, Bradford, bookseller.
BANKRUPTS.
N. DA TELL, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, dentist.
W. DAn hux, Staverton-row, Walworth, linen draper.
C. TURNER, Low( stoff, Suit, .Ik, grocer.
J. MOWILET, Holland-terrace North Brixton, builder.
B. SEPPINOR, Cromer, Norfoi, victualler.
W. TRICE, High-street, Stepney, grocer.
J. DALE, jun , Sumner-street, Southwark, carman.
J. GILLIAM, Frith-street, Soho-square, jeweller.
C. CARPENTER, Basingstoke, Hampshire, baker.
O. WOOD, New Compton street, Soho, musical instrument

makes.
T. DAVIE, Halifax, Yorkshire, commission agent.
W. it VAUGHAN, Bristol, builder.
B. B. Smmt, I'otterne, Wilt.hire, innkeeper.
J. HUDSON, Nottingham, lace manufacturer.
W. TANTUM, Nottingham, tobaccuni4.
B. P. MITCHELL, Liverpool, victualler.
W. RHODES, Saddleworth, Yorkshire., woollen cloth ma-

nufacterer.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
BROADFOOT, Tuostsos:, and Co., Glasgow,

merchants.
Id. A. NICIIOI.BON, Or COLTGItT, Edinburgh, teacher.
T. INGRAM and Co., Paisley, manufacturers.

LATEST' INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY. Four o Cock.
By express this morning we have l'aris letters and
papers of Suliday.
The public distress in various parts of France con-
tinues to excite the attention and activity of the
government. A report of the Minister of the Interior
on this subject, appeared in the official journals on
Sunday, accompanied by an ordonnance for extraor-
dinary credits to the amount of 3,200,000 francs to
carry on commercial works, by means of which it was
expected the population would be relieved in quarters
which cannot be reached by the influence of the
other and larger public works which are in progress.
The 111(miteur Parisien, which is now the evening
official organ of the government, in lieu of the Mes-
sager, which is suppressed, stated, on Saturday even-
ing, that it was authorised to sat-, that the diplomatic
circular of M. Guizot, published by La France, and
which we gave yesterday, is inexact and incomplete.
An on (lit is current that M. Mole will seek to be
reporter on the address, on the opening of the Cham-
bers, and that if he succeed in this M. Guizot will
tender his resignation.
It is before the Chamber of Peers, and not the
Deputies, that M. Guizot will give his great explana-
tions on the subject of the marriages. This will take
place on the 16th or 17th, so that the report will be
received in England before Lord Palmerston will take
up the subject in the House of Commons.
We mentioned on a former day an intended visit of
the King of the Belgians to the Court of Queen Victoria.
Le Port feuille of Sunday confirms this. King Leopold
will visit London about the middle of January.
The weather in Paris relaxed in its severity on
Saturday afternoon, when a rapid thaw, accompanied
by rain, commenced. On Friday, at midnight,
Fahrenheit's thermometer stood at 22 degrees below
the freezing point. On Saturday morning, at six
o'clock, it showed 181 ; at noon, it was 271, and sud-
denly rose in the evening to 40, when the rain com-
menced to fall. The same temperature with rain was
continued on Sunday, the snow, which covered the
roads, rapidly dissolving.
The funds at Tortoni s and the Passage de l'Opera
to-day did not recover from the full they suffered on
the Bourse yesterday. The Three per Cents. were
done first at 80f. 83e., and fell later to 80f. 73c. They
closed at 80f. 80c.
The prices of flour and wheat in the Paris markets
have undergone a slight fall, in consequence of Con-
siderable importations of foreign flour. A gener
abatement is expected in the provincial markets, but
not to any great amount.
A communication from Homburg-es-Mont an-
nounces the death of the Landgrave Philip of Hesse-
Homburg, the reigning prince, aged 69. Ile is suc-
ceeded by a younger brother, Prince Augustus Adol-
phus Frederick, born in 1781, married in 1838, to a
Princess of Anhalt-Dessau, by whom he has three
children, a prince and two princesses.
P.S. PARIS, SuRDAT, 5 O'CLOCK.—We have just
learned that M. Mendizabel left last evening for
Madrid, but that M. Olozaga was refused his pass-
port. He will have to wait here, or at Bayonne,
the decision of the Madrid cabinet be }mown respectuntil
s. his election.

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An extraordinary ex-press from Madrid arrived in
Paris on Saturday evening, bringing advices to the
14th inst., the regular mails having only arrived to
the 11th. There were 171 returns known at Madrid on
the 14th, of which the moderate party had obtained 1.
127, and the Opposition, 44. This majority, how-
ever, is supposed to include many members who dis-
sent from the present ministry. Among the moderate
deputies elected, are Donor° Cortes, former secretary
of the Queen; Gonzales Bravo, new minister in
Portugal ; Nayaues, former Minister of Justice ;
Bcnavidcs, former political chief of Madrid; doses de
la Concha, Captain-General of the Basque provinces.
Among the Progressistas elected are, •MM. Cortina,
Antonio Gonzales, Salamanca, and Olozags.
El Espanol ahnounces that the election of the latter,