The Express.
London, England, 1856-08-04 00:00:00

SPAIN.

The Moniteur of yesterday contains the following
dovetail:
"The Consul of FTIIIOO to Die Ext.llenoy the
Minister of Foreigt Affairs.

.. SAINT

f, AOOOll7 2, 6 Am.

t. Yesterday at noon the troops of the Queen
entered Saragossa without the lent resistance. The
greatest tranquillity prevails In the city. The militia
have been disarmed, the deputation and the ayes.
tasiento changed."

. .
The Madrid journals of the 29th confirm the state. Vieekeriei gesenls is uebunded. They Sr. all perfeetiy
melt that M. de Broil. the int-minister, took part in salted among themselves and with Manhal O'Donnell.
the oegotiatiobs which we now know led to the sae. "InswalofC7treehnseitighenling"tsrposinihtiios:aodfusTfans into a"likbetralh.
reader of Betegeselh They also say that 11. 16412 same. It is sot ceruio chit the account given relative to
Mutiny; Alamo, • pregressist deputy, accepted the her Mejesty having eapress.d a nab for the re
of the
mimics of informing the iseargeat leaders that the Queen Mother, and ton the suspension of the 'ale of church
Qosse, bet sioisters, and her generals, were animated property, is cermet "For the moment." the eorrespondenes
by a most ermeiliatory spirit. says, without probably unranieg to be meiotic, her Majesty
Private letters state that not wily General Pelmet cetera,"""s esas ta“ iunailainthite"N"aU°"Gdoesl f3":eardto sad eVal"itar. M.
bat tits Prallidaa._t• end enteral ,s_ribP,.....,___ffili of the Juste, the eh 3 sod political ion, root of Medrld, has bees es
arrested.
Mee td from 0011140101 the Illiut mi." .16°. ear' N. doubt sakes se to the feet of the Cutlets having again
, render, and prooWed towards the Preach frontier. I sheen thasseelme ia the provisos of Derroe, ander the la•
The Paws mfrs I 164U/stile brothers Mertes. The bend Is only 14 la
Tbe hum sews beet Beets le that Gomel Dales, who amber at premsn, be' they are well clothed sad roll
kid resolved eztraerdlasty peons from his gewreaset, armed. They have already slopped some sondes sad dill.

genets in order to prreare horses, bat have neither robbed
nos ill-treated anyone.

The donne done by the so'diers to private
property during the conflict at Madrid was very
great. The Duke de Medina Ceti has sent
in a claim to the amount of two millions and
a quarter of francs, on account of the destruction of
his pictures and furniture. The Countess of Moo*,
mother of the Amperes Eugeoie, has written to
Queen Isabella oomplsioiog that her house was
plundered and her property destroyed by the royal
troops.

FRANCE.

(PROM OUR own

PARIS, SUNDAY Rvaungo.

The Prism says in its weekly commercial review:

_ .
The 'ware! movement of trade, although not a:Tatum,
is satlifictley. Certain symptoms hies been remarked
which seem to indicate the elose of the dead fascia. F.reign
agents have been going their rounds. They hare made up
their Wads to bay at the augmented prim. Has-ia
made important purchase. The interchange between
' Frame and Austin' is priaresaieg. Several orders hate
lately arrived both from England and the United State,
and a series, revival of trade between tba time and wilder
is confidently reamed spun. The twine trade is more
calm. Bat few purchases are made for the previa*.
However, the advice, from Beatiefre continue to be favour-
able. The retail business in Pais is dull. It is always se
daring the great heats, when the richer classes go out at
town. Then are not easy foreigners in Paris a. resent.
The harvest weather is now magnificent. The
wheat in many places is very much laid, and, owing
to the prolonged wet weather in the early summer,
it is very foul. Bat subject to these diaadvantagn,
which add materially to the expense of reaping and
cleaning, a great deal of cora has been got lsi
within the last few days, under most favourable Co&
ditions. The intense heat has pulverised the rank
green weeds, which, entwined with the e!raw, ...ould
have occasioned prejudicial fermentation, had the
weather been damp.

PARIS, SATURDAY EYRNINO.
The Spanish Embassy has communicated tie
following to the dfonit.su• :
"%wind, August 1, half-past 3 p.m.

a Semmes has submitted to the government.
General Dolce has entered today with his troops. All
the Peninsula is now tranquil, and obeys the orders
of her Majesty."

Owing to the sudden revival of telegraphic com-
munications between Paris and Madrid, the above
news is so far in advance of that previously known
by the ordinary channels that it is impossible to
fill up the gap. Saragossa, which but lately wu
reported to be a stronghold of resistance, has given
way without fighting, and the coup.d'etat appears to
be triumphant all over Spain. Whether O'llmnell
will long enjoy the fruits of his victory is a sub-
sidiary question. On this subject a mot full of meaa-
iog is in circulation, C. qui pourrait manquer if la
rsetoire et strait des eainqueurs. I bear that General
Falcon escaped before Saragossa was given up to
General Dolce. It is not improbable that terms were
made to prevent wholesale military executions.
At the Bonnie the fall of Saragossa naturally pro.
duced • rise, but the upward movement was not
brisk. The Rents closed at 70.20 for cash and 70.75
for account, being a rise of 45c. and 15c. Crtdit
Mobilier continues in favour and rose 25t. Railways
were calm. The settlement went off easily, and there
is bat little change in quotations.
It is announced that M. Mocquard, the Emperor's
private secretary, has left Flombieres for the Cou-
trexeville waters. In the uncertainty which prevails
regarding the Emperor's movements it is a very pro-
bable supposition that his secretary can only have gone
there to prepare lodgings for his master. It is tot
known at this moment when his Majesty will return
to Paris. The day has been repeatedly announced in
the semi official journals, and se often changed. The
10th is the last date spoken of, but no certainty, is
left about it. Au impression prevails that, whether
the Emperor comes to Paris or not before the 15th,
he will not be present this year at the Fe,e Napo-
leon. It was said that he would not go to Blunts,
lest his presence so near the Spanish frontier, while
the army of observation is there, should give rise to
misconstruction. But if, as now seems prohable, the
Spanish insurrection is ended, by the submission of
Saragossa without striking a blow, the imperial plane
may be again altered.
The Sienna embassy, headed by the famous
Colonel d'Orgoni, whose arrival at Alexandria hag
been already mentioned, is waiting there for the
authorisation of the Emperor Napoleon to proceed
to Paris.

The Unicars, in an article representing Austria u
a suffering lamb, and Piedmont as a ravening wolf,
multi—.. It may happen that Austria will propose
one of these days a plan which will endow Italy with
tranquillity and security without extending her own
power in that peninsula. Toe political men- of
Piedmont would do well to reflect on this, if the 4 do
not wish to gamble away to too great an extent the
destinies of their country."

Does the Jesuitical journal allude in this paragraph
to the probable results of the intimate alliauce
betwten Austria and Franc,?

THE BALTIC.

(PZON OCR OWN

KIEL, Aliases, 1.

The Princess Alice arrived here from the Downs
this afternoon, at six o'clock, and she was shortly
afterwards followed by the St. Jean d'Acre. The
latter will remain here to obtain coals, &c., until
Sunday evening, when Earl Granville is expected to
arrive from Hamburg by railway, and as soon a► his
lordship has embarked she will proceed to Oioa-
stadt, whence his excellency will go forward to Mos•
cow, as ambassador extraordinary, to represent 'her
Majesty the Queen of England at the coronation of
the Emperor of all the Russia,.

AUSTRIA.
The Emperor of Aestrie arrived at Uplift on the
30th ult. All the bosses were decked oat with flap
ad Reiland' is boom of his arriveL The Kits of
?roma was sl.o rapeeted at Teplits that WM
evening from Marienbad.
A letter from Vireos, in the Dereteltlemd, gays:—
Tag cebteet of Vieille is actively engaged at
this smarm with the of sirs of Naples. Niasroes
despatches have been exchanged within the teat
for dare between Paris ad Vines. The gabfest
of the Tutlerii s has commneleeted to the cabinet of
Viesaa the last no's addressed to theiVielleß Pewees
by the coat of Naples, and hes declared that the
government of the Emperor Napoleon was is the
aighrst degree diseattelled with the priesigies ax-
prated in test document; acid, ammover, that it wee
detariaawl, with the eo-operetioe of Regleed, to
coaturtio the Nespobtan govereseet to ea wey to
the legitimate demands of the Weston POWS.
Austria weld not remain indifferent to the soseatal-
cation of the French cabinet, and she contienes to
reprreent to the cabinet of Naples the nemesity of
giving way to the Wretern Powers; adding that, is
me mot of resistance, it must not count on the
moral or physical support of Austria. A new sots hes
been drawn op in this sense, and Glearal
ambassador of Austria at Naples, will be charged with
its commuaication to the court of the Two Sicilia. It
is hoped that the Kama Naples will finish by 'Wag
way in the lace of this repressetatioo."