The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-27 00:00:00

SPAIN AND MOROCCO.

The Madrid journals publish a plan of campaign
for the intended expedition to Morocco, which is
rather amusing, from the 000 l manner in which the
various proceedings of the Spanish fortes are mapped
out. After stating that when once the campaign is
opened no time should be thrown away in besieging
places in a regular manner, but that they should be
set fire to by means of shells and rockets, which
would compel au immediate surrender, the writer
continues :

The following table indictee in a few words the operations
which the Spanish army ought to effect on the oast of
Africa, and their approximuive duration . —Conveyance of
the expedition to Cents, and landing and organisation of the
oolumns, 6 days; march from Ceuta to Tangier' by
the Kolar, 2 ; attack on Tangiers by sea and
land, agitate of the place and at ay in it, leaving
troops Laded en departure, 2. march from Tama to Le-
rma., by the Madrona and Amine, 8 ; atmok ollorwhe by
au and lend, taking of the place, and stay then, 3 ; march
from Limbs to Mehedla by roairs, 3; at of Mehedle
by see sod land, taking Id the Own, and stay there, 6;
march from Mehadie to Rabat, 1 ; attack of Rabat by sea
and lead, capture of the limo and say there, 6; march
from Rabat to Mequinee, 3; stook and capture of Mosinee,
3 ; march from Moabite to Fee, 2; Week of Fez, capture
of the place, and coaohoies of a treaty of poet between the
two conatriee, 8 • return to Rabat, the point of definitive
otespation, 6. Zech of eke above places should have • con-
WNW= levied on it, acoordlug to its wealth, and which
may be regulated a follows:—Tangiers, 10 millions
of francs • loreche, 2 millions ; Dithedia, 2 ; Rabat,
2 ; Merit:thee, 4 ; Fez, 40 ; being ls all 60 mil-
lions. When the Spanish army shall have pro-
moted along the coast, and penetrated to Fes, the holy Sty
of the empire, Spain would have nothing to gain by a pro-
longed occupation; but It would be an intmeose advaatage
for her to occupy Rabat definitively end In a strong meaner,
by converting it into a free port, like Gibraltar. AU the
caravans which do not poi by 'l'anglere, Fez, and Monaco
come to Kau with the productions of Africa, where they
o:chancy them tar merthandin of different kinds. Rabat
would, samovar, be an amillent military position to serve
for the startle( point of an expedition spina Fez or
Morocco, if such an operation should become necemary to
secure the execution of the treaty. Aa annual tribute of 10
million, might readily be exacted by Spain from the Em-
peror of Morocco. In the event of the expedition not taking
Owe, is onsequesce of the Emperor promising a complete
sadder:don, the court of Madrid ought nevertheless to axed,
a, cos of the ocediticee of acceptance of that reparation,
the exchange of Rabat for Male, for the roans above-
mentioned.

The AlyErie Nouvelle, of Constantia, publishes the
following telegraphic despatches :
Tlemeeol2th.
The Commander-ht-chief of the Lend wed Ses Forces to

tie CrisOanasOlDl;refoe:

I arrived here yesterday evening. Gamest Rsterhan
announces to me that the °contraction of the redoubt of the
Ris is far advent:at, std that it will be completed and fatly
supplied with everything accessary by the 20th. General
DAMN' ins on the 9th at the Ran-el-Ala of the Beni-bin-
berets, in pursuit of the Kahl's. From that point he will
proceed on Sebdon, in ceder to =tan the object of his ex-
pedition. The Beni-Ssassems have shown themselves in
force on the mountain opposite the RI..
Tlemcen, 13th.
I leave to-morrow for Maghrara and Nemours, where I
shall be on the 16th. The two divisions of infantry will be
ooncentrated on the lath at the Nis, where 1 shell myself
strive on the same day, and the cavalry on the following one.
If, es I hope, the ambulances and the tousapotte are then
complete, I shall commence operations immediately by the
plain of Tarifa. Our country is becoming tranquil. The
mountaineers are still in arms, and have sent their wives and
children into • piece of safety.