The Express.
London, England, 1849-06-08 00:00:00

SPAIN.

MADRID, Imre 2.
Nothing of any interest is gcing on in our legisla-
tive assemblies; they will suspend their labours for a
few days, till the committee upon the Tariff Bill have
got their report ready.
In Catalonia cultivation has been entirely neglected
in many districts, and it is feired that much misery
will ensue there; there are still, by the bye, a few
bands of Ca list., and among them one of the Tris-
tanys, In the higl.est mounta.na. In Bsdajos they'
complain of the frequency of assue:nations and
robberies. A civil engireer, of great respectability,
has been robbed near Aranjues, by the same bard
that teak the wealthy M. Bay°. Both in the Man 'ha '
and is Andalusia there are bands of thieve., calling
themselves ratite Carlists or republicans, according to
their limy.
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714areza, luxe 2.—Tbras par ants.. 211 paler• his per Osla,
10% paper. Omura., 51 parer. Sok el as. Yardliaao. 71 paper.
laalmase ca Leak" are:.

HAMBURG, Jots 5..

We were kept ih a state of anxiety last night by
the eleetroinagartic telegraph reporting from Cu:-
Dante, at five o'clock, that ctnnooadit.g had been
head in the direction of the ma fir en hour. At
eight o'clock .nutter despatch stated that thno
German stcamets were in sight. At a quarter-past
sloe a thbd communication was KU off sluing that

there had not peon any bats sent from the shore to
the steamers which had anived by that time, and
th• t the telegraph offi a was c'osing. Now,
cotsidering that a Danish steamer, supposed
to be the Geyser, had been off Cuxhaven in
the morning and returned to sea after abut a quarter
of an hour's stay, and that there are four or five men-
of-war cruising between Heligoland and the mouths
of tat rivets E Weser, and Jande, it was very
likely that on: armed steamers Barbantesa (alias
B i antis), Hamburg, and Lubeck [ell in with them.
This morning we len n, by the same source, that the
dues Gamin steamers were to sail from Bremer
lawn at ft o'clock, but did not start before 11. Off
Beligol ad they esw a Danish corvette, but could
not catch her, a nortl erly breeze enablirg her to go
to the o:bcr side of ttc islacd, whither they lid to.
think it advisable to follow her. '!he Geyser, coming
from the Elbe, bore up to the westward, and returned
with the frigates. Upon seeing this, the German
steamrrs made for Cuiriaven, excharging shuts with
their erunties without results. The Danish steamer
then followel up to the fire-ship, and threw a shell
at them, which, however, exploded in the air. The
officers, it is sated, bear tosttmony to the excellent
beh .viour and !slavery of the men.
There seems to have ban a good deal of fighting
is and about Aarhuus • the Prussians having entere.l
thst town, were [orced again, after suffering con-
siderably. Prince Salm-Salm, a lieutenant in the
Prussian army, was wounded nod taken prisoner.
They are, however, in possession of the town, bat did
not succeed in catching General Rye and his corps.
It is not mentioned in what direction he retreated.

The Lewis from Copenliegan, that the Bavarians
bad entered Viborg, was premature ; they were only
expected there, a ek;rmishing party having advanced
on that road as tar as Silkenborg ; but after levying
some oontribution they fell beck on their corp.
Taey Init. from Apent ads that three Danish men-,
of VIM made their appearance a few days ago, after
tt:ey had not seen any for six weeks. The reason of
their arrival was the English sloop Hecate being
on an inspection of the blockade; this induced them
to parade their strength. To-night's train brings no
nee, a.

HOLLAND. THE CUOLEIPA. -- Nineteen fresh

own have occorred since the lac at Dordrecht, ten of
which have proud fatal and four recovered. Since
the commencement of the disease there have been 87
ewe, 44 of which proved fatal, 15 recovered, and the
remainder are ander tentasat.