The Express.
London, England, 1856-09-17 00:00:00

SPAIN.

The Count de Btkendoff is to announce to the
(Wen the coronation of the Can; this will form a
Bat step towards establishiog relations between
IBossia end Spills. The Omens publishes several
Dominations to the magl,trature.

Madrid letterset the 10. b state that the Espana.
osedades, Parlament.. and Oceideste, had been
again acid. Contracts for the ...inmost' of the
section of the Smarms railway between Madrid and
idreque had been taken by a Spanish comosny. The
floating debt oe the let of this month was 601,624,908
rents. The cholera had ceased at Madrid, but had
apposed at Cordova. In Valencia the crops of rice
had been very abundant. Two Spanish commis-
sioners are to be eget to the Free-trade Congress
about to be held at Brussels.
The Madrid Gazette of the 11th contains a
circular from the Minister of War to the car•
tense poeml of provinces, announcing that, in
consequence of the re-establishoseat of tran-
quillity, the government desires that the state
of siege in which all Spain bas been placed shall,
without being dose away with all at once, be so
mosafied "u to permit all the branches of the admi-
oistration of the state to re-enter gradually in their
normal conditions."

The Madrid (lefties of the 13th contains a royal
decree rernoviog Urlieral Creep° from the command
of the Philippine Islands, and appointiog Gruen'
Akan u his succeseor.

The Madrid flaufle of the 14th publishes a royal
deem appointing 0 -sera! Whim endo to be Captain-
General of Andalusia. Osumi Ltimtrick will re-
main at Puerto Rico. The most perfect accord erica
retirees the members of the government on the ash
ject of the constitutional question.

(MOM ♦ SPECIAL

Oenersl Wee &sewn: some days at Madrid, and
his ioflueoce upon O'Donnell is manifested by the
two circulars of a liberal ealoplesiou which have
already appeared. The Progressist general did not
depart without having first obtained a formal prc •
raise of a decree which will reestablish the constitu-
tion of 1845, and make alterations in it of a Pro.
imagist character. There was to be no report, or, if
the mania of Riol for reports is beyond cotrol, it will
simply be nnonne-d that the last constitution of
the Cortes of 1864.5 not having been completed, it
is necessary to go beck to that of 1845, which im-
mediately preceded it.

The different parties are preparing for the
approaching electoral struggle. 010 saga is going
to his estate at Vico, in the province of La.
grono, very near the place to which Eipartero has
retired. The ex-ambassador of Raglan d, Gon-
zales, happens to go teen too. Oa the other
s,de the Polaros are at work. In spite of the es
sertiona of the Novaiat papers that passports hare
been refused to Narrate, his Mends expect to see him
very soon in Madrid, an expectation which is
borne out by the fact that the workmen
previously engaged at his hotel are making
redoubled exertions to prepare it for his reoepticn.
Operatives are also engaged in similarly renovating
the palace of Queen Curie:ins.
The lovers of piquant details are expecting a great
treat from the hearing of an action commenced by
Narver:, against the Ration, for publishing the Loja
letter, it which it was demonstrated by facts
that the Duke of Valencia had not always been rich,
and was far from being, es bad been alleged by the
Espana, a descendant of an illustrious family. The
acquittal of the jolliest is almost certain, and Ner-
veu s will only have gained the ridicule of the people
by his proceeding.
The Captain• General of Andalusia having oar
waded, on hie own authority, the sale of the
mortmain property, an order was sent to him from
Madrid, immediately to resume the disposal of it.
The corn harvest is veay abaudant, and is ex-
pected to exceed last year's production by more than
one-thied.