The Express.
London, England, 1858-09-15 00:00:00

SPAIN.

A letter from Madrid announces the return of
O'Donnell for the 16th, and that M. Mon was
hourly expected, and adds :—" Next to political
subjects, that which chiefly occupies the attention of
the financial world in our city is the continual and
exclusive movement of our market with regard to
the redeemable debts. That of the second class roes
on the 9th September to 13fr. 760., and should this
rise continue the Spanish government might have to
encounter great difficulties in the re-purchase of this
debt. It is nevertheless impossible to deny the

great advantage which the government and the
credit of Spain would derive from coming to
an arrangement with the holders of these
claims, which, owning such names as debt
without interest, redeemable debt, passive debt,
recall unfortunate events, and injure pub-
lic credit. Other countries, such as Austria, and
even Holland, have in former times had similar
obligations, and the credit of those countries only
became fully established upon their disappearance.
It is said that with a view to the conclusion of such
arrangements, the native holders of the passive debt
are willing to come to terms with the foreign
holders, and that before long M. Leopold Werner,
of your city, is likely to visit Madrid as a delegate
from the principal holden there, in order to concert
measures with those here."

DENMARK AND GERMANY.

The Nord says :—" The

conflict ap-

proachesithe solution which our correspondent hag
for the last two months led us to anticipate. Ws
think the declaration presented by M. de Bulow to
the Germanic Diet (which document is given at
length) u conciliatory as can possibly be. The King
is willing to make all the required concessions under
a farm which maintains the independence and dig-
nity of the crown. We share the conviction u-
praised by oar Berlin correspondent that the Diet
will receive these overtures favourably, and that the
negotiations will result in a satisfactory arrange'
ment."

TURKEY.

The Constantinople correspondent of the Consti-
testionml gives (Sept. 3) some particulars as to the
administrative and financial reforms, which (he says)
are carried on perseveringly, and in a way to leave
no doubt on the subject. The commission under
Riza Pecha, appointed to inquire into the expenses
of the Imperial Palace, continues to perform its
task firmly, delicately, and intelligently. Astound•
log facts are daily brought to light is to the
rapacity and roguery which have hitherto prevailed.
These new sumptuary regulations, are, it appeas
to extend to the establishments of all the greet
dignitaries and functionaries of the empire.
The first Dragoman, Kabouli-Effendi,' to
occupy temporarily the post of Monsticiers. Ifs
or Counsellor of Foreign Affairs. Kabinik4l,
Effendi has long resided in England as attschd
are
to the Turkish embassy, and is a men of v
enlightened and European mind. M. Thouvenel had ;•01
not yet returned from his excursion to Mount 1,4,4;
Athos. The fact of his absence coinciding with the
presence of Lord Stratford de Radcliffe, is urged es .1
a proof of the little weight he attributes to the said
presence. His lordship's stay, it is not believed, will v 5
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