The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-03 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

SPAIN•

MADRID, Nov. 1.

The Gagett• contradicts the roman relative to the
eonfereaces which were said to have taken place
between the queen and the Marquis of Vilma, and
declares that the government will respect the con-
tracts for sales of the national property made before
the decree of suspension. The payment of the
approulting half-yearly dividend is assured.

MADRID, OCT. 31.
The Doke of Oman& is appointed Spanish minister
Panda.

The government ii occupied with the Mexican

Coast Deskssdoeff left this evening.

The Cornepowdaaa Gerona?* says that notios has
been taken at Madrid of the attacks of osrtain
organs of the French press against the present
Spanish ministry, and that orders have been sent to
General Serrano to ask for explanations on the sub•
jest from the French government.
The Diario pretends that on the demand of
General Serrano, a prosecution will be instituted
against a Perla journal, for heels, reproduced the
attacks of M. Escceura on the Queen.

NAINIZILLEB, Nov. 2, 8 A m.

Baron Brinier has arrived. He stays at the Hotel
d'Orient, with all the promos: of his legation. Mr.
Petra and the English legation have landed from the
same packet. TM two legations will proceed re-
spectively to Paris and London. Both M. Brinier
and Mr. Petro came through Rome.
When the boat left on October 30 Naples was
tranquil, bat on the 28th extraordinary reoutions
were taken while the arobamadors were going
through the streets.

From Toulon we have a despatch to the following
effect :—" The squadron does not stir, nevert►elect it
is taking on board provisions and monitions of war
far six months."

THE GERMANIC DIET.

r, Nov. 1.

In its sitting of Thursday the Diet took cognisance
of an amsudstent submitted by Prussia on the Neuf.
&Mel questioa. The affair wsa referred to a ono
mitts. composed of the plenipotentiaries of Austria,
Prom* Bavaria, Wurtemberg, Saxony, Baden, and
Darmstadt, and this commutes has today expressed
an opinion in favour of the Prussian propositions.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(1/10Z OVZ OWN

PARIS, SUNDAY Evasnro.

' The French official journals which, having been
misled by the positive but incorrect instructions of
the French Ministry, have foe the last four or five
days exhausted every emphatic epithet to contradict
the assertions of the English and Austrian papers,
that the Porte does not protest either against the
promos of the English fleet in the Black Seam the
Austrian occupation of the Principalities, are
now compelled to beat a retreat. This even-
iog's Petrie contains the following highly
important paragraph :—" We have received import-
ant news from Constantinople. It is already known
that, after havingoffersd its resigaaties, the Ottoman
etbinet remained in power at the special request of
the Sultan. We now learn that it has been defini-
tively overthrown, and that it is replaced by a mi-
nistry of which &said Pasha is the head. Thum
are explained the contradiatiose which will have
been remarked for some days past between the
French and Austrian journals. A straggle of in-
gamma his been going on at Constantinople on the
question of evacuation. It is not surprising that these
differences should have given rise to contradictory
assertions. The result of the whole is that a policy
favourable to the continuance of the occupation ap-
pears to triumph for the moment."
It follows, I hope, from the above news, that Omer
Pasha is the Turkish Minister at War. He will see
the Hatti-Haymonin properly carried out, if he meet
with fair support from the government.
According to letters from Bt. Petersburg, received
this day, written in a 'pint hostile to the English and
Austrian pretensions, it is probable that Russia,
assuming that the question of &grad is the
only one which gives ries to any serious
difficulty, is prepared to make conoessions on that
point which will take away from Austria and En-
gland any excess for remaining in their positions. In
fact, it is represented that they have as good u pro-
mised to eithdraw at owe, it Bolgred be ceded to
Moldavia. Ido not, however, feel much confidence
in this news, which is probably circulated with a
view of strengthening the diplomatic position takes
up by France in the matter.
The following curious confirmation of the fact that
Marshal Prince Jerome, as honorary Governor of the
Invalides, and brother of the great Napoleon, sets
himself against the project of his nephew to remote
the remains of Napoleon L to St. Denis, appears in
the government journals in the form of a oontradic-
tion of the rumour :
An Italian juernal speaks of diansaleas betimes Ma
bisjosty the Emperor and hie Imperial Hig►eeee Priam
iefol.o, apropos of the completion of the umbel the Impe-
l., Napoleon I. This Journal is ill-Isdamsd. We believe
we know that It the tomb of Napalms I. is sot yet !Wished
the reason is that hie Majesty', plans ea the subject are sot
dellaitively settled.
A despatch from Galati, Oct. 17, states that the
Austrian garrison has been reinforced by two me-
mento of hewers.

PABIB, /SATURDAY BYEKIM).
This being one of the greatest holldar s in the year
(All Saints Day), the Boyne and public ofilosi are
closed, and there are no evening papers. The
morning papers contain not a line or sews. Most of
the shops have been closed all day, and the only
exception to the universal character of the ftte was
the grumbler* of the little Bourse, which met in
considerable fosse for a couple of hours in the
morning. A remarkably bellicose article in a London
paper of yesterday was talked ot, but it produced no
effect on the market. Oa the contrary, the Acute
was done at a rise of 10 centimes, and closed firm at
that improvement. An impression prevailed that
the diplomatic differences between France and
England are in came of arrangement, or at
least that they will be patched up for the
present without leading to any serious consequences.
Owing to the extreme beauty of the weather the
satins population tuned out in holiday array soon
alter noon. At a mach earlier hour the churches
were crowded, to bear time religiose
throe with
eerv‘Liof the
day. The' Bois de Boulogne was
promenaders, many of whom, ea the s &dee of
everting approached, found cams to regret that,
yielding to the seductions of the meridian sunshine,
they bad come oat in rather too summerish costume.
Lug before sunset the temperature became in-
tensely cold is the shade, and *Mrs is now a feeling
u if snow were in the air.

Nuns Beigtojews who was waned by the 8..
p.m of Airdrie, sad obtained leave to tittle is Loa-
loirdy, hoe rotursod to Plathunt, ajt wistiag, it it ovppood,
to Otis Lombardy at W time of Me Inquiet visit.