The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-15 00:00:00

SPAIN.

The Madrid journals of the Bth have arrived. The
Senate was continuing the trial of M. Col Lintel, but
the journals publish no details of the proceedings.
At the government arms manufactories of Trabia
and Oviedo the greatest activity is still being dis-
played. Every day, it is stated, a cannon of large
calibre is cast, and 100 quintals of ammunition are
made in each of the establishments; and preparations

were being made for producing 100 rilledmusketi
a-day. There had been violent storms in the province
of Valencia, and large trees had been blown down.

At a representation at L Scala, Milan, on the
erasing of the Bth, two flip, the French and Sardinian,
were placed over the royal 'box, which the Emperor and
King en.ered at eight o'olock. The onetime given to their
Majesties by the Milanese who had been able to obtain ad-
mission was estraordinery. The performance was composed
of ten pieces of music and dancing, end at every fall of the
curtain the whole house roes to relate their Mejestiep. The
ladies were in white drama trimmed with ribbon. of the
Sardinian colours. The receipts of the night, which were
eery oxisiderable, are intended for the relief of the families
of the *oldie's who have perished to rho caws of Italian in-
dependence.

Aa Marshal MaeMabon entered Milan, a little
girl of are years of age, dressed in white, presented him with
a bouquet nearly as big u herself. He raised her up, sad
plead her standing before him on the saddle. "The child,"
says a letter, "throw her little arm around the euc•burut
heed of the conqueror of Magenta, mid kissed him wetted!,
wield the loudest cheers I ever beard. The mershal seemed
delighted with the child, end fondled her most teogerlp
looking frequently at her pretty features. And so they both
entered Milan amidst a shower of bouquets and applamee. I
saw way parsons affected men to tams."

A letter from Munich, in the Cologne Gaulle,
mays :—" Prince Chsrles of Borst-is has just made a WM,
genetic marriage with Mom Holkuen, widow of an author,
and she has been created B ironess de Frankenberg; and
Prince Louis, sided son of Doke Muioilian of Bavari►, has
married Mlle. Menthe, an active, who hes been created
Baroness de Welders. The print*, who is brother of the
Empress of Austris, hoe resounosd his birthright In favour
of his brother, Frisco Charles Theodore."

11 The Duchess de Brabant and the young prince are
ping on favourably. Boon after the birth took place, a
council of ministers was held, when an aldrees to the
King was agreed on, pitying his majesty, in the name of the
people, that the young prince should bear a name which
would be a personffic.tion near the throne of the Walloon
and Flemish peollo, who were united to the Belgian monarchy
in 1830, and suggesting that the young prince, who has re-
ceived the name of Leopold Ferdinand Ell Victor Albert
Matte, shall bear the title of Count de natant. His Ma-
i jetty connoted, and a royal ordinance to that effect has been
' published.

The late Prince de Metternich was proprietor of
the chateau end vineyards of Johannisberg. This line Mate
we. gives to his in 1816 by the Eaipwor Francis IL, on
conditioe that he ehotaid every year semi a tenth part of the
produce of the wises to the imperial cellars,.
Diewntoxe or NItWsPAItItRti PROM ABIO tn.—
The following Notice was leaned by the Featinaner-General
yeeterday, viz—Fee the future netropapera sent to der
country from foreign parts may be printel in any language,
the reetrktione as to their being printed in the language of
the country is which they ere postal being abolished.