The Express.
London, England, 1867-08-22 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(nursa's TZLLGRAML)
THE SPANISH INSURRECTION.
PERPIGNAN, Acausr 21.

The expulsion of the liberals from Barcelona
continues, the number of those expelled having
now reached 500, among whom are several French
subjects, who received orders to leave Catalonia
within twenty-four hours on pain of transportation
to Fernando Po.

Partisans of the insurrection increase under the
command of Catteras, and are connived at by the
inhabitants.

The manufactories are closed, and busineu is
suspended.

BAYONNE, Aram. 21.

The traffic on the Valadolid Railway, which had
been interrupted by the inundations, is now re-
sumed, the last mail due having arrived. Tran-
quillity prevailed in Castillo.

MADRID, Auoarr 21.

Intelligence of a reassuring character has been
received here from Catalonia and Arragon. The
armed bands which made their appearance in those
provinces had offered no resistance to the troops
and had dispersed. Throughout the rest of the
peninsula perfect tranquillity prevails.

PARIS, Auouerr 21.

The Patrie of this evening publishes a telegram
from Madrid, stating that two bands of insurgents,
each about 250 strong, had appeared in Aragon,
and that more than 100 Carbineers had deserted
their regiments. In Catalonia there were three
bands of about the same force. The Patric, how-
ever, adds that this insurrectionary attempt had
been finally crushed.
The Figaro publishes a letter from Toulouse of
the 19th inst., giving details of the different move-
ments in Cattlonia. In reference to General Prim,
the reports are contradictory, one account stating
that he is already master of Carthagena, and the
other that he marched on the 16th inst. on Bar-
celona, with 1,000 Carbineers and 2,000 cavalry.

THE IMPERIAL MEETING.
PARIS, AUGUST 21.
The Moniteur du Soir says :—" The language of
the two sovereigns towards each other has been
most affectionate, and their interviews have been
of a particularly intimate and cordial nature.
Public opinion in Austria has been touched by the
delicate and noble thought which prompted the
journey, and has rightly seen in it, not only
homage paid to the memory of a prince who was
an object of regret to the whole world, but also a
proof of the high esteem and friendship existing
between the two monarchs, of which they have
given evidence."

SALZBURG, Aeouwr 21, Eviarnto.

The Emperor Napoleon visited the town museum
to-day, and after dinner went to the Castle of
Heilbron. This evening he will be present at a
performance in the theatre.
After the departure of the Emperor and Empress
of the French, the Empress of Austria will go to
Zurich, to visit her sister, and the Emperor
Francis Joseph will go to 1361.
It is stated that the question of South Germany
has been maturely examined by the two sovereigns,
who agreed in disapproving the entry of the South-
ern States into the North German Confederation.
The affairs of the Danubian Principalities were also
considered.
Prince Charles of Bavaria has arrived hero.

AUSTRIA.
-anome., Atrautrr fl.

A semi-official telegram from Salzburg states
that up to the present confidential conversations
have taken place between the two Emperors on
the one hand, and between the Emperor Napoleon
and Baron von Must and Prince Metternich on
the other, relative to the Eastern question. .

Other evening papers announce, that through the
negotiations an understanding is said to have been
arrived at on all the European questions. The
conferences will be continued until tho departure of
the Emperor of the French, and they have been
protocolled. The necessity for peace has been
recognised.
A private despatch of the Neues Frenutentlatt
states that the interviews of the Sovereigns have
resulted in the formation of a defensive alliance
for all emergencies, with a careful avoidance of an
aggressive policy.
The Archduke Louis Victor, the brother of the
Emperor, has received the Grand Cross of the
Legion of Honour.
The Finance Minister, Baron von Becke, is
reported to have been summoned to gals-
burg in consequence of differences having arisen
between him and the Hungarian Minister of
Finance. Both ministers are said to have tendered
their resignation.
It is stated in financial circles in this city, that
a new loan will shortly be contracted. Messrs.
Rothschild, of Paris, are believed to be willing to
negotiate with the government for raising 4u or
50 million florins, by means of a credit operation.

PRU
BERLIN, AUGUST 21.
This morning the King had a long conference
with Count von Bismarck, after which he had an
interview with the King of Sweden. This after-
noon their Majesties dined en famille, and after-
wards the King and Queen of Sweden and the
Princess Louise left here, returning to Stockholm
via Straulsund at 6 p.m
The Prince and Princess Frederick of the Nether-
lands will remain until Saturday, when they will
leave for Moscow.

lI'LLY.

FLORENCK. Auom 2L

Yesterday orders were given for the dissolution
of the permanent Mediterranean squadron.
A denial is given to the news published by some
Vienna papers of a projected marriage between
Prince Humbert and a Russian duchess.
_ _

The g;3vernment of San Marino contradicts the
rumours that the leaders of the party of action are
assembled on the territory of the republic, with the
object of preparing a rising in the Pontifical
States.