The Express.
London, England, 1856-08-07 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

SPAIN•

The following is a telegraphic despatch from Ma-
drid, dated Tuesday, the bth inst. :—" The Catalonian
bands are either hemmed in or dispersed. General
Falcon bee retired to Moses. Several gesershi will
receive Castilian titles. The Marc& de Maids
(M. Orenes) who, it was said, had been set at liberty,
is still trader arrest at Valencia. The Gantt* con
tains no political news."
The latest letters hoar Madrid say that the govern-
ment is preparing an administrative programme
which will be shortly muted into 'agenda). The
country sat present divided into twelve osptaincies-
genets! and fortrtive intendancies, taking their
names from the capital towns. Among the hitended
reforms, one is said to Its the creation of ninety sub-
intendeneies, which would correspond with the
French eub.prefeetares, and introduce into the re-
motest parts of every province the energetic action
of authority. . .

An extraordinary Gauged at Madrid pobliehes the
following:
... .

" The President of the Council of Ministers and
Minister of War has received the following tele-
graphic despatch from Saragossa, addressed to him
today, at half-past one o'clock, by the Captern-
General of Aragon :

" ' I have jog entered the city, where I wee re-
ceived with the usual honours. The National
Militia is now surrendering its arms to the respective

commanders, who are to deliver them to the com-
petent authorities. The greatest tranquillity prevails
in the city, and it your Rieelleney thinks proper, the
battering train may bs ordered back to Madrid. The
troops who had come from Catalonia and Valencia
have returned to times proviesse. I have appointed
Brigadier Bislang* deputy commander ad esterim."'

A Madrid letter of the god, in &draws of the
usual post, centains this The Gasette, in an-
noeneing the =caution at Gracia of sixteen inset.
puts. says that the realm why they were shot woo
that they murdered the military commander Revell
and els dicers who had given themselves into their
hands.

"The Gam* also says that the mewed imargesta
of Bare loan, altheast they proclaimed the Itepablie
at the bat/loads* la that city, have placed themselves
miss the ceders et Carlist chiefs.

"It sneers that Marshal Eeportere,ffli lemming the
surrender of Bengoesa, demanded pompano foe La
grew.
" The progreolets are math displeased at M.
°longs continuing la the embassy at Paris.
" The recent events having required the removal
of the civic guards from their different statices, rob-
beries have become extraordinarily nasserons—in
feet, each disorders were never bikes witnessed.
Orders have boss given to the civic guards to mina
to their pests.
" A royal coetakeion has left for Marseilles, to re-
wire Prises Adalbert of Bavaria, who fits wherry
the Infanta Data Amelia. The marriage is to he
celebrated towards the 10th It this math."

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(mom ova own cmazzurovviat.)
PARIS. WaDIIZIDAY Inouye.

Marshal Pulliam, who.. departure from Mar-
milks for Plowbiafts has bees aanoaseed by tele-
graph, arrived at the latter place yesterday about
11110114
"Ice the espeennion of tho arrival of Matehal
Poliwier in Paris oa Friday, the Eith,*esys the Mani-
taw de (Angle," orders have been given to all the
general Alma of the army of Paris to rowed os
that day to the terminus of the Stnsburg Railway
to receive him on hie arrival'

Prison Jerome, having postponed his visit to
Havre in oonsegneneo of the gnat heat, has left Vii.
legenis to tab op his reoidenee as the Palace of
Hoodoo.

Coast Walsweki ;e mooted is Paris this ironing.
Amerling to a Perim letter in the Ledependenos
Beige the oogneibleseral are likely to be is.
giggled to processes en opinion in their
approashisg sittings es the great emotion of
striking oat the word " prohibition" from the
Preach tacit Thies bodies, es yea are aware,
are sot of the importers* that they knurly were—
first became they are sot fairly elected, and secondly
beanie tiny dare not express as opinion on any
question of general interest. unite by the coeniniCe
of the government. It has been authoritatively laid
down that they have se right to dimes any matter not
"Wally relating to their own department,. This
rah, however, I. only amid apes whoa it is appre-
headed that they might volunteer asseeeptable &dries.
They are made age of whoa his embed to represent
them es legitimate exposente of pablio opinion. These•
fon, if the Zuseilpendemee he rightly informed, there
is goad hope that the bill abolish*/ prohibitions will
be carried seat year.
The Boer* (gamed with more ikeinam to-day, and
after a peeled of stagnation, with& lasted nearly an
hoar, ea upward movement append decided. The
Rests elosed with a ries of 20e. for ask and 16e.
for amount, at 70fr. 600. gad Mr. 70e. Credit
Mobiber roes 20fr., and Beak of imam 116 fr. The
railway market was well supported. Lyme rose

1M r. Push negotiations between this otnapeay and
the Mediterranean are talked of. °rims rose 10h
and the *Ober lines about 21s. fOs.

Prime Gregory WAG, who reeraily gave up the
grovavameat oI lioldavie, has arrived I. Paris

Verdi, the emperor, \as jest anived ia Paris.

The 11lossafer du 71;airse lays t—" Madame
Mashies Brehm loft Battier at alas ea Mesday
maim/ for Bt. Petersburg. This is what we us

seabird to alarm by way of n:staked= of the false
statements that have been made reeperding the
whersaboats of the fair fugitive.'
The total amount of subscriptions for tin nflorers
from the inuadations wads ksown up to this time
at the Ministry of Finance is 8.693.251 fr.
The Monitor of this day states that on Monday
weals( the flamer gave a farewell party at Plow-
litres. M. %vier, a celebrated artist, sang and
played upon the horn. "The Emperor; adds the
Momikwr," is is what health."
Marshal Pelissier. learniog that the stay of the
Barrer at Ploothitres was to be proloogrod antil
, the Bth of Avoid, eked and obtained the favour of
leave to pay his respects to his Majesty before the
departure far Parts. The Marshal was to arrive dt
Plosbierse today.