The Express.
London, England, 1867-08-21 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

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THE RISING IN SPAIN.
PARIS, Arorirr 20.
The Pat rie of this evening states that the Spanish
plot prepared at Brussels has completely failed,
and the insurgent bands in Catalonia have been
dispersed. They are expected to retire to the
French frontier, where they will be disarmed.
Papers seized from the Spanish refugees urge the
insurgents to disperse as the attempt has proved
a failure. General Prim is said not to have quitted
' Belgian territory, and is reported to have told his
friends that he would only go to Spain when a for-
tress shall be in the possession of the insurgents.
La France of this evening publishes a despatch
from Madrid stating that tranquillity prevailed
throughout Spain, with the exception of Catalonia,
where, however, up to the present time, the insur-
rection has proved abortive.
The Situatiou states that the town of throne has
fallen into the hands of the insurgents.

TOULOUSE, Auorwr 20.

The insurgents who had entered Spain have
retired to the French frontiers. The insurrection
appears to be put down.
MADRID, Ammar Mr.
A grand review of the troops was held yesterday
in honour of the King and Queen of Portugal.
It is officially announced that the troops are
pursuing bands of insurgents in Catalonia and
Arragon, who have not met with any support from
the population. One band under the command of
Pajoles has been beaten and the others all fled to
the frontier.

PERPIGNAN, Acous? 20.

Intelligence received here from Catalonia states
that the Captain-General has expelled 200 liberals
from Barcellona, and has ordered the closing of
one of the clubs of the town.

THE EMPEROR AND EMPRESS OF THE
FRENCH AT SALZBURG.
SALZBURG, AUGUBT 20, EVENTRC.
The Emperor Napoleon visited the ox-King of
Bavaria at Loopoldorf to-day.
The Emperor and Empress of the French will
positively leave Salzburg on Friday morning at
8 a.m.
Baron von Beust had another audience of the
Emperor Napoleon to-day.
The Emperor of Austria has remitted 100,000
florins to the Burgermaster of Frankfort for the
restoration of the cathedral which was lately
burnt down.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Auouer 20.

The New Free Press of to-day says :—" Large
purchases of horses are being made here and in
Hungary on behalf of the F'rench government.
6,000 horses have been already conveyed by the
Southern Railway to Suss in Piedmont, whence
they will be forwarded to France."
Baron Hubner, the Austrian ambassador at the
Papal Court, who recently arrived here from Rome,
is said to have been instructed by his government
to energetically demand certain concessions from
the Papal Cabinet with reference to the question
of the Concordat.

The Minister of Finance will make a series of
propositions to the Conference of Hungarian and
Austrian delegates : Ist. As to the quota to be
contributed by both parts of the empire towards
the payment of the interest of the public debt and
the formation of a sinking fund. 2nd. For the
conclusion of a treaty of commerce and a Customs
treaty between Austria and Hungary. 3rd. As to
the manner in which future modifications of the
indirect taxation are to be made by the represen-
tatives of the two parts of the empire. 4th. In
reference to future railway concessions, including
a bill to determine which railways are to be con-
sidered State railways and which provincial rail-
ways. sth. On the regulation of monetary ques-
tions between Austria and Hungary.

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Auovirr 20.
At a banquet given at the royal palace yesterday,
the King of Prussia proposed the health of the
King of Sweden, who returned the compliment to
the King of Prussia.
To-day the King and his guests and the Royal
Princes drove to Potsdam, and will return this
evening.
The King of Sweden leaves for Stockholm to-
morrow evening.
A royal decree has been published to-day
abolishing the salt monopoly, and introducing a
tax upon it throughout Prussia and the newly-
incorporated provinces. This decree will come into
operation on the Ist January, 1868.
The official Staatsanzeiger publishes the ratifica-
tion of a convention weed to by the members of
the Zollverein, dat May 8, introducing free
trade in salt, and establishing a tax on that com-
modity in all the States of the Zollverein. The
ratification of this convention by Prussia is dated
July 1.

SAXONY.
DUSSDEN, AUGUST
Georgenetadt, a small town in the Erzgebirge,
was completely burnt down yesterday in two hours
and a hall.

FRANCE.
PARIS, Atuuerr 20.
The camp of Chalons will be broken up on the
Ist of September.

SWEDEN.
STOCKHOLM, AuGrim 20.
The French journalists have arrived here from
Copenhagen and were received this morning by
Prince Oscar.