The Express.
London, England, 1848-12-14 00:00:00

SPAIN.

The Madrid Gazette of the 7th, contains a royal
deem granting pardon to the sixty-nine soldiers who
WM condemned for mutiny on board the brig Moo-
tan
e& A grand ball at the palace had been put off
by the queen, in consequence of the events at Rome.
A Carlist conspirecy had been disoovered, and some
arrests made. The Duke and Duchess of Montpensier
left Cadiz on the 2nd for Seville. General de la
Concha bad fallen in, near Esparrdygueres, with an
insurgent band of 600 men, heeded by Poses, and
Pow, Instead of lighting, made his submimion. The
Ciemor Pridieo says, that the Cortes are not to meet
before the 28th.

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ITALY.

TURlN.—Advises from Turin, of the 9th, state
that the ministerial crisis still continued. It appears
certain that M. Oioia had renounced the powers
which were accorded to him. Moffa de Lisio had not,
on the day preceding, accepted the formation of a
ministry.
II Penniero, of Genoa, of the 7th, says : " The king
had summoned Colligno to form a ministry which
should conciliate all parties. Those of the late
ministry who had been invited to form part of the
ministry had declared that they would not associate
themselves with the exalted patty. Colligno had
declared that he could not form a cabinet if the king
would not dissolve the chambers, which the king had
refused to do."
FLORENCE.—The Conciliatore, of the 6th inst.,
nye: "We are immured that a league has been con-
cluded between France, Piedmont, and Naples. The
league, offensive and defensive, between Russia,
Prussia, and Austria, appears a certain fact."
Il Nazionale, of Florence, of the mama date, denies
that a league had been formed between Prance, Pied-
mont, and Naples.

FRANCE.—THE Ranee or THZ STRUTS Or I
Paris now sells for 600,6001 r. when sold by auction in 4
the sus, and for 3,600,000 fr. when, after having lain in 4
the receptacles until fit for manure, it is sold by the cubic '
foot. la 1823 the streets of Paris were leased for 25,000 fr.
per annum ; in 1831 the value was 188,000 fr. ; and since
1846 the price has risen to the sum first nursed, viz., 600,600
frame ; from this must be deducted the expense of cleansing
the streets.—lioniteur.
WALLACHIA.—A letter from Bucharest, of the
7th, quoted by the Journal de Constantinople of the 19th,
states that during two days the Russian military authorities
had made numerous wrests. among which was that of an
Reglish 'object, who was taken from his own house to a
outside the tows. K. Colqahone, her Britannic Ida-
consul-general, had protested against this violation,
an demanded an immediate Telma of the party wrested.
Be, however, could obtain no redress from the Turkish an.
therities, and the matter has been referred to the British
minister at Constantinople.
CAPE OF 0001) HOPE—By an arrival from
Caps Town, we have files of the South African Advertiser,
to the 18th of ost , which do not, however, add anything
of importance to the accounts already received. Sir Barry
Smith's visit to licifilrland had elicited a most satisfactory
account of the state of affairs in that quarter.
A mining between his excellency and the Ktilir
chivh had been held at King William's Town, at which
sundry matten were discussed. The government agents re-
ported favourably of the chiefs, and the chiefs had nothing to
complain of against the agents ; so that, as matter of course,
the MI es.
roccedeic of the day terminated in a manner sadder,-
to
AYT .—We have an arrival from Port an Prince,
with dates to the 6th of November. The president has
issued a proclamation, in which he avows his determination
to send an army against the Spanish portion of the island,
in order to subject it is the republic.