The Express.
London, England, 1847-02-12 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Erin, with the Southampton portion of the India
mail, arrived at the Mother Bank last evening. This
vessel was overdue some days, but the delay was oc-
casioned by heavy weather in the Mediterranean. She
left Malta on the 29th ult., and Gibraltar on the tith
inst.

Our foreign aspen beings Paris letters and papers
of Wednesday, on which day the report of the Bank
of France was published. The financial interests con-
tinued in an agitated and uneasy state, a constant
tendency to fall being manifested. Various rumours
were floating on Tuesday and Wednesday, as to the
impracticable condition of the official relations be-
tween the hotel of Foreign Affairs and the British
Embassy. It was said, that in consequence of the
offensive character of M. Onizot's observations
in the Chamber on Friday, all personal
communication between Lord Normanby and
that minister was suspended, and that official
communications were to take place only in writing.
It was also stated that Lord Normanby was about to
kave for London, to communicate personally, as was
supposed, with the Foreign-office, on the present
state of the official relations in Paris.
The Bourse has been again agitated to-day, and a
further fall of above one-third per cent. has taken
place on the Bourse, and a still further decline after-
wards in the Corilieses. The fact given in our ow-
respondence of yesterday, of the adhesion of the
Prussian cabinet to the protest of Lord Palmerston
against the Montpensier marriage, of which, as yet,
the journals contain no mention, oozed out, and con-
tributed to the fall. It is now certain that this intel-
ligence is fully confirmed. Count D'Arneim has, in
act, received a note from Berlin, and has comma-
nicated it to M. Ginza, declaring that, according to
the views of the Prussian cabinet, the issue of the
Montpensier marriage are excluded from the throne
of Spain by the treaty of Utrecht.
The solution of the present embarrassment will
probably be the retirement of M. Guizot, after the pass-
ing of the address.

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The Madrid mails of the 4th have come to
A letter from Tolosa of the 30tkolt., in the

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annotmeee the departuie of the political chief of tfat
city for Villafranca, owing to an insurrectional
movement of the Carlists. It was reported at Ma-
drid that M. Isturitz, and not M. Mon, was to be
appointed ambassador to London.
The Clamor Public° contains a rumour, founded on
letters from Coimbra, that the Duke of Saldanha had
been killed.
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