The Express.
London, England, 1848-12-13 00:00:00

SPAIN.

We have reveived advioes from Madrid to the 6th
inst., which announce that Mayans, formerly Minister
of Orace and Justice, is now spoken of as President
of the Chamber of Deputies.

ITALY.

LEGHORN.—The Corriere Merotsiile of Genes of
the 7th, states that, the night preceding, many mur-
den were committed, but it we believed not induced
by political causes.
LUCCA.—Advioee from Lucca of the 6th instant,
Kate that on that and the former evening, the town
had been the theatre of serious disturbances. Many
persons were wounded, but none it am believed seri-
ously. No details are given either ad to the caws or
result of these melds& . _ .

MODENA.—II Nasionok, under date of the 27th,
says:—" There is a great movement of Austrian troops
here. Many battalions, aooompanied by artillery, are
gone to the frontiers of the pontifical statas. An in-
vasion of Bologna is spoken of, although not generally
credited, but it is certain that the eoismiseary of the
Austrian army has received instreetious to hold him-
self in readiness for the supplies of three or four regi-
ments A report is also current amongst the soldiers
that some thousands of Croats aro about to march for
Massa and Carrara.

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, TDN•DLY ETININO:

The commission was opened to-day, before Justice
Perrin. The grand jury having been sworn, Jul
ties Perrin proceeded to deliver his charge to
them. Ttere was nothing in his lordship's
obesrva'im to call for particular remark; so
much the less. indeed, is this Pommy, as his
lordship, in directing his observations to the class of
Mr. Dar, ((noted a passage from the charge of Mr.
indica Blackburn., iiready published.

CHIEF COMMISSIONER OF POOR L. we morning
paper says: " We have authority to oorstrodlet the report
that Lord Seymour is to seamed the late Mr. Charlie Belie,
as chief commiteb,ner of the poor-laws."
CHOLElLl.—Yesterday. the following oases were re-
ported ti the Breed of Health: Brousiep„St. Leonard's,
l fetal; St. George in•the.Baet, 1 fatal; Wsadaworth, 1
Birth, S fatal: Edinburgh, 4 fatal; Mazwelitown, 6, 2
fatal ; Glasgow, 3 fatal ; Falkirk, 3; total new eases, 27, 18
deaths.—Choi. re her, it is vested. made is appearance at
Wiebesels and on the bulks of the Medway, both damp situ
atione. In the latter district 11 persons hey, been *nuked,
8 of whom have fallen a *scat*. These people resided in
a nest of cottages, called the Cop, arm Boxes, situate at Oil
Heehaw, sad bordering an a Greek daily washed by the
tide. They were perms in a very tumble dem of life, and
Perhaps not very observant of diet or elsaaliame.—The
RegistrarGesersre report gives 21 as the somber of deaths
from cholera In the metropolis during the past week.

Tens date NIIIIIANCS.—The Perth diedreieer says :
" Oa all Mass faros beloogiag to the Earl of lUnsael which
hays recently been let, sad whit* base boss Ntkato cosi-
doled as overstocked with gaols, opuatioas are sow going
on with great activity that Ina red.. the, ' vermin ' to
within reasoaabl• and natural boeads. The sable earl
having engaged in the leases to fee* his land of eh* ampere-
bandanas la this re pet, hr glint' orders for its being, at
case dose la the molt preempt and perfect wisauser, and ac-
cordingly snares and gins an thick ram la la alethe plea-
takes ea the Awn& notate ."