The Express.
London, England, 1847-09-07 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY, Four o'Clock.
By an extraordinary express from Paris, we have
the following list of the new Spanish ministry, copied
from the Madrid Gazette of the let inst. :
Geueralyernando Cordova—War.

Faiico Political (Title( of Madrid—lnterior.
General Ras de Elano—Public Works, Commerce, and
Public Instruction.
Antonio Cabellero—Under Secretary of State (Minister of
that Department, ad interim).
Salamanca retains the Finance, and Sotello the Marine
Departments.
Duke of Friu was offered the Presidency of the Council.
Senor °seems*, Minister of Justice, and General Alalx,
the post of Casein General of Madrid.
It was expected that Marron would resign his post ►t Paris.

The following oossunsmination has hese received by
• • ..Messrs. Ricketts, Boatcher, and Co., of Gracechnreh-
-street, in reply to an application made by them to the
government for information on the subject of the
raising the blockade of Buenos Ayres by the British
and French naval forces in the river Plate :
"Foreign Office, Sept. 2, 1847.--Gentlemen,---1 am
directed by Viscount Palmerston to acknowledge the receipt
Mew letter of the lit instant, in which you request to be
Wormed whether her majesty's government has received in-
ibresation as to the point of the reported raising of the block-
ade of Buenos Ayres by the British naval force in the River
Plate, and also whether Lord Palmerston can inform you if
the French have concurred in that measure and were pur-
eeing the same course.
"I em to state to you, in reply, that her majesty's go-
vernment have received a dispatch from Lord Howden, dated
off Monte Video, the 15th July lest, in which his lord-
ship reports that he had authorised the commander of the
Britian naval force in the River Plate to raise the ►lockade
of Buenos Ayres, in so far as the vessels under his command
were concerai.d. But her Majesty's government have es yet
received no information as to whether the French authorities
the Itiv,r Plate have concurred in that measure end have
raised the blockade on the part of the French naval force.
" I am, gentlemen,
" Your most obedient humble servant,
" H U. ADDINGTON.
_ _ .

Messrs. Ricketts, Bout ker, azi71.6.."

HER MAJESTY'S VISIT TO THE HIGHLANDS.

Loci! LAGGAN, SUNDAY MOR.NING.—The unpro-
pitious weather still continues; yesterday afternoon was
changeable and dull, and this morning is u wet and as
disagreeable a day as could pouibly be. Our narrative is
ousequently not more interesting than usual; the move.
Melds of her Majesty, the royal children, and suite having
been almost entirely confined to in-doors.
Lord and Lady Jocelyn left yesterday for Mr. E. Ellice's,
at Olencrauch.
. . . . . . .

The Marchioness of Douro arrived at the lodge yesterday
evening, and succeeded as ledyin•waiting on her Majesty.
Viscount Palmerston arrived at Ardverekie yesterday
evening, from London, in succession to Earl Grey. The
noble lord came via Edinburgh, at which he remained one
night, end travelled in his private carriage from thence.
Shortly after arriving his lordship hid an interview with her
Majesty.
His Royal Highness Prince Albert, as stated in our last,
went on a deer-stalking excursion yesterday, but we believe
the sport was somewhat indifferent. The prince returned
hoots about 2 o'clock.

Prince Leiningen and the Marquis of Abergorn had some
ssport on the moors beyond Glen Sheva ; the former
el nine brace and a half of grouse, and the latter three-
frhalf brace. They were ou the ground for about two

Mr. Popham also had some excellent sport on a beat
known r Parson's-walls, and returned with twenty-three
brace of grow e, a (ow hares and partri4a, and one snipe.
The Prior Lriningen, it is n.. .arood, will leave the lodge
for London to-morrow.. . .

Di.ine srr.ia weeirivately perforated at the lodge this
morning. The prayers were read by the Marquis of Aber-
corn. To-morrow (Monday) the sport will be returned ; but
the particular arrangements have not as yet been decided
upon. The mountain-tops in view still wear a most unwel-
come aspect, and are whiter still than they were yesterday.