The Express.
London, England, 1866-01-08 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(azursz's

THE MILITARY REVOLT IN SPAIN.

BAYONNE, JAN. 6.

Intelligence received here from Madrid up to
noon on the sth inst. confirms the news that Ge-
neral Prim is at the head of the insurgents, who, to
the number of 600, were marching towards Tar-
ranoon. The garrison of Avila, consisting of 300
men, revolted and marched upon Zamora, but the
garrison of that place remained faithful to the
government, and prevented them from entering
the town. The Avila garrison then proceeded in
the direction of Benevento.

Madrid was perfectly tranquil.
PAM, Jaw. 6. EvENING.

Despatches received here from Madrid announce
that martial law has been proclaimed in that city.
The insurrection does not assume a more serious
character. Prim has under him 600 insurgent.).
General Pieersrd has been arrested at Valladolid
and brought before a court martial.
Marshal O'Donnell bas made an inspection of
the barracks in Madrid, and was received with
shouts of " Viva la Reins." The distribution of
the opposition newspapers has been stopped in
Madrid. The Minister of the Interior has an-
nounced the present state of thing& to the Cortes,
at the same time stating his oonyietioc that order
would be promptly re-established. The minister
described the insurgents as factious, against which
Senor Figuerola, a Progreeaiat member, protested,
and reminded the minister that ambitious men now
followed the example set them by other ambitious
men in 1854.

It is stated that Carlo. Worm) has been arrested
at Badajoz.

MADRID, JAn. 6, EVENC(O.
The latest despatches received here state that
tranquillity prevails throughout the kingdom.
The government announces that Prim is in full
retreat. He appears to be moving towards Anda-
lusia or the mountains of Toledo. General Zabala
is iu pursuit, and another column under the
Marquis Duero is msnceuvring to cut off the
retreat of the insurgents. It is believed that the
insurrection will be promptly suppressed.
Yesterday evening the insurgents under Prim
were at Tembleque. The insurgent garrison of
Avila were at a short distance from the frontiers
of Portugal, and were harassed by several columns
of the royal troops.
Marshal O'Donnell has stated in the Senate that
the circumstances of the military revolt are serious.
A vast conspiracy existed, having ramifications
throughout Spain. Public order had, however,
only been disturbed in Aranjuez, Deana, and
Avila. He hoped that order would be re-esta-
blished, and the state of siege raised in Madrid
within two days. Marshal O'Donnell added that
the insurgents were endeavouring to enter Portugal.
Espartero remains as usual at his residence at
Logrono. _ _

Martial law has been proclaimed in New Castille.
PARIS, JAN. 7.

Intelligence received here from Madrid announces
that the members of the diplomatic corps bad an
interview with Marshal O'Donnell, on the 4th inst.,
on the subject of the insurrectionary movement in
Spain.
A letter published by the Temps states that the
insurgents raised shouts of " Viva la Union
Dierks ! " and that 10,000 workmen were ready to
take up arms at Barcelona.

FRANCE AND ENGLAND.

PARIS, JAR. 7.

The Emperor yesterday received Earl Cowley in
private audience. Having been prevented by bad
weather from being in Paris on Monday, the Ist
inst., Earl Cowley solicited a special audience, in
order to express to the Emperor the good wishes of
his sovereign for the new year.
The interest upon Treasury Bonds has been fixed
at 3i, 4, and 41 per cent. respectively.

ITALY AND SWITZERLAND.
BERN E, JAN. 6.

The Marquis Carmelolo, the Italian Minister Ple-
nipotentiary at Berne, is about to proceed in the
same quality to Madrid, being replaced here by
the former minister, Signor Mamiani.