The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-30 00:00:00

FRANCE.

(PION OUR OWN C011111111PONDRIIT.)
PARIS, TI!IBM BUSING.
Sir Henry Lytton Butwer arrived lest evening in
Paris on his route to the East, where he is commis-
sioned to arrange the government of the Wallachian
and Moldavian provinces. Ho was attended by Cap-
tain Leicester Vernon, M P.
The Spanish letters and papers received to-day ere
of very little interest.
The Madrid journals publish a number of bulletins
from the provinces, which of course are all favourable
to O'DoonelPs governmur; but these bulletins them-
selves show how much the truth was kept back at
first. They give a list of places which have now de-
' pronounced (such is the convenient word coined by
the Spanish press for the occasion) and in so
doing, inform their reader', for the first time,
that they had ever been in a state of re-
volt. Gslicia, Lugo, and Huesca are among the
places which these papers now confess were in a state
of insurrection. At Reuss and Gracia it is admitted
that the struggle was terrible. Jaen, Or nada,
Almeria, and Malaga still appear at these dates (24th
and 26ib) to have remained in a state of " pro-
nouncement." O'Donnell is represented as energe-1
tically resisting the efforts of reaction. Neverthe-
less, it seems that after " mature consideration" the
government has decided not to re-organize the Na-
tional Guard of Madrid. The question of whether
the Cortes shall be convened or not is to be " ad
journed till the troubles are completely appeased."
This is a capital joke, because if, as the Atontteur
affirms, O'Donnell has made no coup data, the
Cortes is in existence, and O'Donnell has no power
to suspend their sittings.
it is announced that M. Olozaga's resignation has
not been accepted by the Queen of Spain. It is even
said now that it was never offered. But this may
very likely be a rumour circulated by the coup
d'etat party, sicce O'Donnell has found it necessary
to coquet with the Liberals.
A letter from Corunna, of July 22, represents the
ware of Galicia as altogether favourable. The
National Guard in that province have been disarmed
without difficulty.
The Pays says that the latest letters from Spain

state that several members of the revolutionary
Junta of Saragosu have resigned, and that the in-
Labitants of the town, on finding that they had been
deceived by the insurgents, who had falsely
announced to them the triumph of the insurrection
at Madrid and on the principal points of the terri-

tory, were anxious to mike their submission. There
had been a straggle between them and a company of
National Guards that had come into the town trom
the provinces. This company was ultimately dis-
armed.

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The diligence on the road from Madrid to Bayonne The Pays contradicts the report that the Marquis
the other day was stopped by a band of robbers, de Target is expected in Paris. He is still in Madrid
and the pamengers plundered. and it " does not appear that under present circum-
The French Ambassador at Madrid, M. 'forgot, stancee," he is likely to leave his poet.
who had actually obtained leave of absence, his been The journals of the south of France are filled with
ordered by his government to remain at Madrid. paragraphs relating to movements of troops. The 92nd
It is said by the Paris correspondent of the Regiment is expected at Toulouse on the 30th of the
Independence, that Narver e, on his way hick to month, and will go into cantonments outside the town.
Paris, travelled in the same railway carriage with The 20:h battalion of Foot Chaucer., which was at
Olocaga, the Spanish ambassador, and that they were first ordered to leave the northern camp for the
engaged in earnest converestion all the way. Lord army of Paris, has subsequently been attached to
Howden, he says, is still at Paris. General Lafontsiee'd division, and has reel iced the
The Madrid journals of the 24th state that the route for Carcaesone. This fact, e ming so rapidly
government has dismissed Colonel Whir, commander after Marshal Baraguay d'Hilliers' speech to the
of the artillery, one of the deputies of the Cortes be. troops at Boulogne, shows the probability of that
longing to the meeting of the 14th, and who did meeting again to which the Marshal referred as an
not subsequently present himself to the military object of hope, being 830 U accompliehid. The
authorities as ordered. The government his Courrier de Marseille says that the 37th of the line.
also decided that all the persons at Saragossa, which left a few days ago for the Spanish frontier, is
Ternel, and other piton who have taken part to be replaced there by the 78th Regiment, which
in the insurrection shall be dismissed. General will come all the way from Sr. Omer by railway.
Prim bad arrived at Medd& The following, accord. The Journal des Pyrenees Orientates says that a fly-
ing to the Nation, are the general recompenses log division is being organised at Carcissone, under
which will be awarded to the garrison of Madrid. theordersolGen.Latentaine. It willconeist of several
Ten soldiers and corporals out of every 100, drawn regiments of cavalry and infantry. In case, says this
by lot, will receive the cross of Isabel IL, with a journal, of "certain eventualities," these troops will
pension of thirty reale a month : twenty out of every be sent, either by way of the department of the
100 will only receive the cross. Half of the see. Pyrenees Orientates or the Ardge, to the Pyrenean
pants, both of the first and second class, also dr. frontier, in order to "protect French tertitory." The
aided by lot, will have the cross with a pension st "eventualities" which can require such large forces
thirty role a month. Promotions and employments as are now assembling at Carcassone, Bayonne, Ton-
will, moreover, be given to those who have pumice-. louse, and other places, to protect the French soil,
laxly distinguished themselves. might be thought to be very remote. But in the
The Madrid correspondent of the Brussels Jude.. view of the French government there must be some
pendants writes, under date of the 23rd: most pressing call for an army in the neighbourhood
The united iageences whic. menace the puition cf the of the Pyrenees, or it would never expose the troops to
Coast of Lames, will, you may be nee, is the end the sufferiog and loss entailed by long marches in the
overthrow him, even shosid order be completely sad dog days. The railways cannot suffice to carry all
opt dil y re-established in Spala. that are wanted, and many regiments have tramped
All the town sulked yesterday on a quarrel, garaished very long distances on loot. It is a fact to be observed
with slaps from their bats, hawses the Count of Lyme& sod
General Coach., in the presence of the Queen sad Geseral that changes of quarters are never made at this time
Bernina of the year without urgent oecessity.
Doe tilos, the Under Secretary of State, has rims in hie I The B curse opened with some firmness, but gave
resignados, which was meepted. It has been the same in way almost immediately. The Rentes which rem:r-
ibs cam of Dos Argenta°, the Spanish Charge d'Affaires vered a very little at the close, owing to a report
to the republic of Vanessa's.
that Semmes had surrendered, left off at 70fr. 70e
Minims, are beginning tv di.play a *Main severity
towards the nubile prase. Thu Iberia was *pia wised for cash, and 70fr. 75c. for account, with a fall of 20:.
yesterday, together with the democratic joarards Amami,rs and le.o. Credit Mobilier fell 271 r. 50e. The Southern
aid Schemers. Tb• progrenist and democratic joareals railway rose 12fr. 50c., but all the other lines were
eosins themselves is semestassee, sad is as, sisstaiss, to the about Mr. lower.

ITALY.

A letter from Parma, of the 23rd, say' that the
Austrians on the frontier of Lombardy are making
preparations for crossing the Po at four different
points, namely at Viadans, Solarolo, Casalmaggiore,
and another place.

The Correspondence Dahenna says that on the
18th inst. the Roman police entered the house of
the Abbe Bernardini, the aged uncle of Cardinal
Autonelli, searched every corner, and carried
away all his papers. Not the least suspicion
either of political or protestant propagan.
diem had ever attached itself to the Abbe, who is
eightyseven years of age ; but he had sometimes
express :1 in conversation his ind gnation against
Papal misgovernment, and the conduct of his nephew
the Prime Minister; and what may perhaps explain
the seizure of his papers is that he knew the family
secrete.

A woman, accused of "blasphemy," has been sen-
tenced at Rome to four years' imprisonment, and the
Holy Office has just condemned a gardener to the
same term of punishment, for eating flesh meat
on Christmas Eve. These facts we have from
a letter dated Rome, July 21, in the Correspondance
Italienne.

The Rome and Frascati railway trains have stopped
running, the line being found unsafe.
The Armenia, of Turin, states that the police have
just discovered a large quantity of arms and atnmnni-
tion concealed in a house at Novara. The occupant
of the house has made his escape across the frontier.
On the 22nd the remainder of the primers who
had been taken to Mantua were brought back to
Parma to stand their trial. The same paper adds
that one of the prisoners, a Dr. Fanti, had loot his
reason in consequence of the treatment which he had
received in prison, and for three months, while in a
state of delirium, he aas obliged to lie on the bare
ground in his prison, the Auatrian surgeon obsti-
nately declaring that his illness was feigned.
The Opinion, of Turin announces that several in-
fluential persons at Florence are collecting subscrip.
tions for a sword of honour to be presented to Oen-
', eral della Marmora.

Baron Hubner, the Austrian rvabassador to the
Court of Paris, arrived at Venice on the 23rd, from
Trieste.