The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-29 00:00:00

SPAIN.

XLDRID, Swr. 29.

A royal decree has been published arranging the
mode of paying the interest upon the colonial debt.
A letter received here from La Gmnja, of yester-
day's date, states that Prince Alfred of England is
expected shortly at Madrid.
The cholera is augmenting in the Balearic Isles.
The sanitary condition of Madrid continues to be
satisfactory.

THE BRAZILS.
(By teleirsph from Lisboa.)
BUENOS AYRES, A 170091 W.

Exchange on London, 491, to 50. Wet salted
ox hides no demand. Dry hides : American un-
changed. Wool in active demand. Tallow, 14
to 141. Lumber more active, 371. Re6nri sugar,
19.

At a great banquet which terminated at Trhves
the sittiop of the Couiress of the Catholic Association' of
Germany, at which many national from Prance and Bel-
gium were present, the Onion Honwieb, of Mayence, ad.
dressed a speech to the Freocb, wherein he said, " We,
German oatholios, love you as brethren ; but, to our great
astonishment, we have observed that the most intelligent
amongst you still dream of the left bank of the B.hine. I
must therefore tell you, and I beg you to repeat it on re-
turning to your homes, that we are all here essentially
Germans, ea much so at Trvee mid Mints as ►t Co.
blintz, Osloges, end Aiz•la-Obapeils. We should ill corn
older the fact of being torn from Germany as the greatest
of calamities, and the Idea of no longer forming a part of
our great country would be iasupporroble to us. We shall
'matinee tole,* you cordially and in all Christian charity,
bat we desire to remain what we are."
The Medocain says that the subject of the claret
vintage of the present year will be remarkably fie% the
grapes possessing all the 000ditions of colour, flavour, sad
bouquet. "On the whole," says that journal, "we shall
have wines of strength which will keep ; and es each sorts
are rare Once 1851, the dealers will not long daisy in draw-
ing largely from our cellars.' The Union Bourguiononse
speaks is equally favourable terms of the wises of Bur
tardy, adding, however, that in aortal* localities feare were
entertained as to the keeping qualities of the wise, from a
too great amount of saccharine matter. " But this fear,
says that journal, "does not w'o'rn the wines of the Cote
d'Or, which am in general ementingly floe, and, what
might be a fault elsewhere, will be with them only an addi-
tional reicommeadatioc." _ _ ... . . -

" From all parts of the South," says a letter from
Philadelphia, " there are cells for whit* labourers, and
to many Southern States emigration societies are being
formed. It is estimated that 100,000 Northern people will
go South before the cod of the year. land is cheap, and
megeteoest ladsoements are offered to all who are willing
to change their residences to the South. People from abroad
will, tf anything, be more welcome than those from the
Northern States. The Southern railroads are being gra-
dually re-opened, and the facilities for getting South are
daily increased. The Ohio sad Mobile Railroad was opened
this week, sad then is now direct railway communization
between Mobile and the North. Before very long a Boston
company will begin ',movie!' the obstruotiose frees the
Savannah river, so that weeds drawing 15 feet of
water can get up to the city. The Baton company will
; open the chumsl without any east to the city, for they
expeet to be paid by settles the monopoly el the Savannah
Wide."
The following jou rresprit appears in the Bristol
Mowry :

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