The Express.
London, England, 1867-08-24 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE,.

(nom', madams.)
THE IMPERIAL MEETING.
VIENNA, AUGUST 24.
The New Free Press of to-day states that the
Emperor Napoleon has offered his good offices to
Austria as regards recommending the papal
government to consent to the proposed revision of
the Concordat.

MUNICH, At,Gun 24.

The Emperor Napoleon, on passing through this
city yesterday, raised the Bavarian General
Hohenhausen, Chevalier of the Legion of Honour,
to the rank of officer of the order, remarking, at
the same time, that the Bavarian army had always
fought valiantly.

MONTENEGRO.
VIENNA, AUGUST 24.
Advice. received here from Cettigne announce
the discovery of a conspiracy having for object
the overthrow of the Prince of Montenegro and
the union of the principality with Servia.

THE INSURRECTION IN SPAIN.

(ILIUM% wane.)

MADRID, Ammer 21.
The following is an extract from the latest official
despatches published by the Captain-General of
Catalonia :
In the province of Lerida the band under Contreras,
about 200 strong, organised at Viella, surprised a detaah-
ment of 21 oarabineers. On the 18th this band was at
Habora and Sore ; it is being pursued by the battalion of
Lae Navas. The bend which was organised at Ayton it
broken up, and its scattered members are closely pressed
by a column of troops, who h►ve captured a quantity of
arms of a very inferior description. The greater part
of the band are giving themselves up to the authorities.
At Girona there are no insurgents, those who entered
that province beaded by General Pierrad (not by Contreras
or Milano se was stated) having been pursued, and have
returned to France, where they were disarmed by the
French ►uthorities ; they are now all confined in
the Citadel of Perpignan. The greatest tranquillity reigns
in the province, and perfect loyalty is everywhere
displayed. In the province of Tarragona the insurrec-
tionary bands are Hying in all directions, and the spirit
of the troops is excellent. The military commandant has
notified the public that the movement is completely
dominated, and that many insurgents are surrendering to
the authorities. For this reason the captain-general has
promulgated the following amnesty to all insurgents giving
themselves up within three days :
" Several bands of insurgents have been beaten and dis-
persed. Those who were under the command of the rebels
Pierrad, Contreras, and Pajol have been forced to return to
Franca. Those still in the province are quite panic-stricken,
and a large number of insurgents harassed by the Queen's
troops and dispersed are unconditionally making their sub-
mission andgivingup their arms. As 'faithful interpreter of
the magnanimous sentiments of her Majesty the Queen
(whom God preserve), and in order to reassure the impru-
dent,who may have allowed themselves to be misguided in
a moment of blindness, and whom I thus distinguish from
obstinate rebels, I profit by the montaneous movement now
observable to emancipate them from the stem rigour of mili-
tary law and thereby grant a free pardon to all
insurgents who, within the rigorous delay of three days,
shall present themselves and claim the benefit of the pre-
sent amnesty.

" Barcelona, August 19, 1867.
(Signed) " Oorirr nz Crum,
Captain General."