The Express.
London, England, 1856-01-21 00:00:00

THE NEW SPANISH MINISTERS.

The Dobai says of the gentlemen lately appointed
to seats in the Spanish ministry :

M. Arise Urn, the new Minister of Justice, is as ad,*
eat., and a member of the Constituent Assembly for the
previsse of Comma. He beloop to the moderate progremist
party, but has aot takes any very monies part lapolitica ; ha
is, however, • fair speaker. Y.Logan, the sew Minister of
Pablle Works, held the men department in the Bret
ministry formed by Marshal Esparta° after the events of
July, 1864, but was excluded ia Jane last by the oppositiou
of the 'eternize parties. He is as artillery oMeer, penises
great aptitude for esperinteadieg the execution of great
public works, *op • high character for disieterestedame
end probity, and u an thtisale friend of Ripener°. M
Patriots de la Remissura, the sew Minister of the latetior, is
a azoallest speaker, sad it is probably to relieve Msnhal
O'Doasell from the burden of supporting parllame 'tory
discussions on the part of the &dein, which task et present
falls entirely we him, that M. de la Esedeun bee bees
somiaated. He is an advocate, is said to be very leaned
In the law, and is the principal author of • highly
eete•WA al law dietienaly, which is Row thin pub-
lished la Opals

1 M. FaHoax will shortly palslish his history of the
two lest Assemblies in Fssase—sthe Constituent and the
Logisladvm_

la the Bernie, Oberland, especially on the Bt.
Gothard route, the temperature le just nom estraordiumily
mild. The seem melte mid falls la heavy avalauebee.

The Oat. Deutsch* Pod states that the despatch
whisk brought the Lows of tbo deal molatioa of Ramis
respoctiag the Austrian proposals, was cooly two hours in
males Vioau from Bt. Petenburg. The saute maim(
Prises Gortilliskolf paid a visit to Coast Buol, rootaiaiag
with Ida till steam °Weak a: sight.

lialignasti, recording the ioooses of • new piece'
sailed Cativo' Affection, at the Vaudeville, nye it pos•
sues all the elements OSUMI before a Parisian audience—
power, pathos, pod acting, sad a attain dose et lane
rality."
"A silk weaver named Parisal," says the Saha
Public of Lune, " has Jut left this city for Munich to
naive a eonsidersble forams left hire by a mitre d'ttisal
of that plata. It appears that is August last the alai'se
• happealag to be at Lyme, mat on the Saone is a
email beat, sad having bees evened would inevitably have
been drowaed had not Parini plumped in and maned hire.
The struggle soca after quitted Lyons, sassriog the workless
that be would sever forget the service so rendered his. It
appears that he bee kept his word, a, lately dying without
direst heirs, he left the whole of his property to Parini."
The debate in the Piedmontoes Chambers, which
preceded the adoption of sew loan, was of aunt spirited
sad laterestiug skaracter. Oas of the best speeches war
that of M. BRIG. Replying to eons strictures from the
Bight, this boaearable deputy remarked—. All Italy has
applauded oar participatioe in the war &palest Bessie. The
vietery of the Taksirsaya has has a Ma for as and for
Italy. Has sot the political importance of Piednoot la
Menne slam then 'esteemed, and is this the moment noses
for asking as where we an ceding the country ? We lead
yea to see au army boaoared; oar Geseral-iu Chief called
to the Earepaa Causal of War ; our Ring traversing
Earns la triumph ! (13easation.) Where do we lead you ?
We lad yea—l ought rather to say (addressing the Right),
we dreg you (Luighter)—there whither eight centuries of
noble as/ideas bean us."

The Paris correspondent of Le Nord says that
when Prince /*FOURS weal to communicate the mews of the
Basin sarepteast of the peace proposals to his daughter.
the 'hisses* Mathiltle, that lady threw herself upon hie
auk, "weepiest far joy ; " also, that what the Emperor
Napless road the despatch to the eotutoil of war, Admiral
Lyons cited, " Sire, I don't exactly understand it ;
there nest be some mistake " Louis Napoleon
smiled, and read it agaia. Thu "the English
began whisperbsg busily ameept themselves. The Doke
of Cambridge roes, say lag that hi Inuit= at Paris was at
an sad, and that he had 'sly to take leave of the Raptor
sad start that 'using for Ludes. Louis Napoleon insisted
that his Oreos should rentals three or tout days. As to
Prints Napless, after the despatch war reed, his Royal
Highness's remark was, Thou Italy mad Palau% are easel.
" The suns writer averts that lively differesees have
taken play la the eouneil betweea the Duke of Cambria*
sad Pries Napoleon, the former warmly ileitis( soy pro-
feet et the mestabltehanent of Pollah independeue.
The tows of Lorient (France) hu been thrown
fate a state of great sultanas{ by the arrest sad suicide
of Major Gonads, an °Seer of artillery, and • wan of
good funny methg in the best society. It is reported,
asseeding to the Ural juntas, that be wee amused of mal-
'mules Falai moseys. He was fated hanging end
gaits dud is hi. apnoeas when he had bees platted La
west with a swig at his deer.