The Express.
London, England, 1856-08-09 00:00:00

THB EXI'RESI3, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 9, 1856.

SPAIN.

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MADRID, Ave. 7.

By a royal decree priblished is the Gazette of
the resiguationu of MM. Olosags and Gonzales '
of the posts of ambassadors at Paris and London
have been accepted. It is said that General Serrano
has been appointed as ambassador to Paris. The
Gazette contains no political news of interest. The
National Guard of Aragon has been disarmed.
The Madrid journals of the 9rd have reached us
by express; they contain nothing beyond what was
given in the letter published yesterday. The Duke
de la Victoria, at an audience to take leave of the
Queen and Ring, had been received by their Majes-
ties with their customary kindness. The interview
according to the Spoca, lasted a long time, but with•
out anything important taking place at it.
The journals still abstain from giving us details
of what took place in Samosa ; but they
publish a proclamation from General Falcon,
president of the revolutionary junta, an-
nouncing the dissolution of that body. " The
junta,' says the general, a was formed under the
noble inspiration of liberty, which it believed was
menaced. But, after preserving admirable order and
preparing actively for the defence of the place if
attacked, it learned that the nation had not re-
sponded to its first movement, and was informed that
the O'Donnell cabinet did not mean to place liberty in
danger, but on the contrary to preserve it from its
avowed enemies. From that moment it thought it
, its duty not to prolong a sterile conflict." The pro-
, elamation concludes by telling the National Guard
that they will not be dissolved, but that " honour
sad &limey" require that they *build give op the
r arms which they have borne against the government
of the Queen.

standing the terrible blood-letting the patty has
experienced, no one is discouraged. All our friends
confess the errors in revolutionary tactics we have
committed. We will not repeat them hereafter.
When the banner of the revolution is again raised in
Catalonia, we will inscribe on it 'something different
from the name of an individual, and all the enemies
of remotion will rise like one man.

Let to weep for the deed; bur, et the same time,
let us bethink ourselves how we can *verge them
aid ensure the triumph of our sacred cause.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PitilB,_ FRIDAY Evaxnro.

The Emperor was to dine to-day at Epinal, and
sleep at Luneville. To-morrow hie Majesty is to
review the garrison at Luneville, and swept a break-
fast offered him by the town. He will then Mart for
Nancy by rail, and after remaining there only long
enough to receive the authorities, will proceed to
Paris, where be is expected at eight to-morrow
evening.

TheMessager de Rayons* eye that ths Emperor
will be present at the opening of the railway from
Bordeaux to Toulouse, and will go from Toulouse to
Biarritz, whtre the Empress and the Imperial Prince
will join him. The inauguration of the railway will
take place, it is said, between the 15th end the 20th
of August. It is, therefore, more than doubtful
whether the Emperor will be at St. Cloud during
the fete of the 16th.

A private Wee says:—" Marshal O'Donnell will
not accept the title of Grandee of Spain, which the
Queen has offered him. The Marshal thinks that the
constitution of 1845 is best ealadated to promote the
happiness of the country.
"The National Guard of Spain, with very few
Gumption% is now disarmed, and all Spain is trim-
quiL The article in the Paris Amigor on the
affairs of Spain, has produced a very favoarable
effect here ; it is ascribed to an august pea.
"The Langres railway is terminated. The plane
for the first section of the Northern Railway between
Madrid and Valladolid, which is 239 kilometres
(150 miles) bong, have been presented to the govern-
ment. the estimated expense is 216,784,000 male."

Marshal Duke Peßider, having taken leave of the
Emperor at Plombieres on Wednesday evening,
arrived in Paris yeeterdsy afternoon about five, by a
special hale. He was received by Marshal Valiant,
Minister of War, Marshal Mimosa, and the gene-
rals and colonels of the Imperial Guard and of the
army of Paris. A battalion of infantry war in the
courtyard of the terminus to pay him the military
honours. He entered the carriage of the Minister
of War, who conducted him to the Hotel of the
War Department, where an apartment had been pre-
pared for him. A squadron of thesauri formed the
neut.

General Falcon, the late commandant of the pa.
triode forest at Saragossa, has arrived at Pan, but it
is announced that Tows has been designated by the
French government foe the plane of his residence.
M. Olcztp,whose resignation of the post of Spanish
ambassador at Paris is definitively announced by
telegraph, arrived at Bayonne from the Eau: Bonne;
two days ago, and, after staying an hour only, left
for Onethary, where hie family are expecting him.
Apartments have been taken at Vichy for General
Dales, the provisional commandant of Baregosea,
whoa. health, it is said, will not permit him to re.
main at his poet. He has obtained a cowl, which
begins on August 10.
6410011 Bravo Murillo, Gamin Romero, and
Hustado, who have been in Paris foe the lest two
year, are about to 'save for Germany.
A telegraphic despatch received this day announces
the arrival of Count do Horny atAt. Petersburg.

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The Moniker. de la Fiche wie that the Russian
rear-admiral Savosjko has leiset charged by his
government with a special mdse to the court of
Pekie, pennant to clones 0044415,d in the resent
treaty of Laths, between the Pessian and Chinese
Empires. By the terms of pat convention, the
admiral can only take with him an aidesiseselp and
an interpreter, sod he must tested nada the geld-
Knee of a civil mandarin. When last heard of,
Admiral Bavosjko was at Telling-10, a small
town in the province of Pe-tchi-li, where
a rendezvous had been given him by the Chinese
authorities. The Hendon. de la Flotle says M.
Savozjko's missies is a very intereetirg one for
Europe. Since 1811, when Lord Amherst went on
au extraordinary mission to the Emperor Kia-King
—a mission which produced no reinlts—no European
has ever catered Pekin in any official capacity."
The first Flea* ship which has entered the
Danube sines the freedom of the navigation of that
river was declared by the treaty of Paris, is the
Lyonnais, which has arrived FS Turco-tieverin, having
got through the dangerous passage of the " Iron
Gates," and is going up to Vienna.
The Bourse was AIM to-day. The Rents roes 10c.
for cash, and be. for aoconst, closing at 70fr. 80c. sad
70fr. 70c. Credit Mobilise rose 10fr. Several rail-
way lines rose from arr. to Tfr.
M. Berea% the president of the Council of Mate,
has goo. to the bathe ef Vichy.
The Bishop of Newry, the Emperor's grand chap.
lain, has been created a Count of the Holy Roman
Empire,aud also "assistant to the pontifical throne.'
Prince Adalbert of Bavaria arrived last night at
hieurice's Hotel.

A letter from Manillas of the 7th aye that,
owing to the extmordinaty nonanlatioa of shipping
in the port, eiders have been given that from and
14fter August 10 a portion of the venal arriving are

to salami at Primal.
A decree in this day's Moniteur relieves M.
Bombe of the duties of Minister of Foreign Affairs,
which he has performed daring the absence of Count
Walewski, and provides for the return of the Coast t
to the post.