The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-10 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE EAST.

We learn from Constantinople that the Ruda a
Commissioner has shown instructions which orde r
him to withdraw in case Molclis-Paoha, formerly
Prince de Stourdn, should be admitted to take part
in the deliberations of the commission charged to
settle the qurstion of the Principalities. The Russian
commissioner nevertheless remains at Galata, await-
ing further instructions, which will determine the
solution of this grave incident.
The quarantine has been raised at Odessa, bat the
Crimean merchants have sold nothing in that port.

Marshal Pelimier was to leave 'Lemke& on June
15, and to be replaced by General MacMahon.
15,000 men of Dislikes corps had embarked, and
8,000 more were reedy for embarkation. There are
still 2,500 Piedmonts,* in the Crimea.

A Marseilles despatch states that "the English
suffer much from the heat; their principal innate is a
decomposition of the blood. The situation of the
French hospitals, on the contrary, had improved so
much that five of them had been closed."

SPAIN.

TO ASSASSINATE THE
QUEEN.

The Madrid journals of the 4th report that consi-
derable sensation had been caused by the discovery
of a conspiracy to assassinate the Queen. The fol-
lowing are some details of the affair given by the
Diario :

• man named Rados& Marques organised a secret
society three months ago, sad a young carpenter was drawn
tato it. It having been resolved to kill the Qom this
young MU was designated by lot to do the deed, end
he was told that if he Arid oa bar Majesty •
sum of 2,000 piutree should be given to him, and that it
he failed to do so be should certainly be pat to death by
hie fellowqmoopiraton. Oa the 28th ult., at the
moment at which the carriage of the Priacem of
the Asturias 'pp/ached the Celli del Areal, a young
man named Panta drew a pistol from his pocket, but •
police spat wind his arm and prevented him from dis-
charging the weapon. On being interrogated, he made
known the facts above related. Just after his arrest Rea-
dondo Marques went to tits palacc, as pretext of making
revelations respecting the conspiracy. No arias have bees
found in say house of the Calli del Avenel. Marques is
a native of Almadenejos, in the province of Ciudad Heal.
His political opinions have always been Carnet. He is •
bold, enterprising man, and has been Imprisoned for
forgery.

From the account given by the Nacion, it seems
that the government were made acquainted with
what was to take plane by a note, sent anonymously,
by the young man Marquez, himself. The Gazette
says nothing of the affair. In the Cortes, M. Torre
sills called on the government to say if there were
any truth in the statements of the newspapers, but
the Minister of Finance said that as the matter re-
ferred to was under investigation by the tribunals, he
could not give any details, but that, for the satisfac-
tion of the Cortes and the country, he would state
that the precious life of the Queen bad been in no
danger.

ITALY.

Letters from Milan state that the Austrian Go-
vernment has resolved to erect the Lombardo-
Venetian Provinces into a kingdom of Upper Italy,
and to place a prince of Italian birth—the Grand
Duke of Tuscany, who is also an Austrian Archduke
—on the throne. To this determination the Cabinet
of Austria is said to have been brought by its exxiety
to neutralise the growing popularity of Piedmont.