The Express.
London, England, 1867-01-10 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

SPAIN.

The following is a summary of the latest news
from Madrid :

Twelve members of the Cortes have been assigned a
forced domicile, viz., Mews. Emile at Orense, Carballo
at Almeria, Mantilla at Corunna, Estrella at Lego, Cams-
val at Lerida, Ortiz Pinedo at Leon, Dionisis Roberty at
Soria, Alarcon at Burgos, Silvela at Toledo, Albareda at
Lemuel, Suarez Inelan at Jaen, and Navarro at Ovieda.
Seven have been transported, MM. Mauricio Roberty to
Alhucema (on the African coast), Menages to Ceuta, Do-
minguez to Melilla, Itascon to Badajoz, La Hoz and Her-
rera to the Canary Islands, and Salaverria to the Balearic
Isles. M. Rios ROBIN was on board the steamer Pinta, for
Porto Rico. The arrest of this last-named gentleman is
related to have been made at 1 in the morning. When
the valets of Marshal Narvaez came to break into the
house of the president of the Cortes, the latter ordered
his domestics not to open. The police then repaired to
the Captain-General of Madrid, M. Pezzuela, for fresh
instructions. He directed them to drive in the gates.
Having thus forced an entrance, they found M. Rios ROSPA
in bed. He said he was nnwelL Further recourse was
then had to the captain-general, who told them to get a
litter from the nearest hospital, and place If. Rios Ross. in
it. On this, the lattergot suddenly well, rose,dressed himself,
and accompanied the alguazila on foot. Marshal Serrano was
also arrested in the night time. His place was sur
rounded by two companies of infantry, and the inevitable
Pezzue's in person, with four men and a corporal, pre-
sented himself in the bedroom of the President of the
Senate, who openly laughed at all his precautionary
measures. As to the Queen, she had not forgotten her
former friendly relations with the marshal, and the ser-
vices he had rendered her many a time and oft : she sent a
court dignitary to Madame Li Marichale, who was all in
tears, with a message, leaving to her the choice of the place
where her husband should be sent to. But the high-spirited
Spanish lady was so loudly indignant that she scarcely
gave the unfortunate emissary an opportunity of explain-
ing his mission, and be had to retire without any answer.
However, the Queen was not to be thus foiled, and an hour
later she again sent her envoy to show to the marechala
a copy of a telegram which her Majesty had sent to
Marshal Serrano in his wife's name, making what place be
would like to be exiled to. But once more the " Consti-
tutional Sovereign" par excellence could find no access to
the heart of her whom she wished to solace, for the latter
went so far as to threaten to summon the Queen before
the Tribunals for having used her signature without
authority. We now know that Marshal Serrano is at
Mahon, in the Balearic Isles.

(REUTERS TELEGRAMS.)

CIRCULAR OF COUNT VON BISMARCK.
BERLIN, JAN. 10.

A circular of Count von Bismarck to the repre-
sentatives of Prussia abroad has been published
to-day. It points out the good understanding that
exists between Prussia and all other States, parti-
cularly Denmark and Holland, notwithstanding the
pending questions of Northern Schleswig and Lux-
embourg. Peace is therefore assured everywhere,
and Prussia, thus relieved .4 any care in respect of
her foreign policy, can wholly devote herself to the
new consolidation of Germany.