The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-09 00:00:00

DENMARK.

SUDDEN DEATH OF THE MINISTER OF

JusncE.

COPENHAGEN, FEE. 8.

The President of the Council and Minister of
Justice, M. Rottwitt, was attacked with apoplexy
at ten o'clock this evening, and died a few minntrs
afterwards.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, WEDNESDAY.

The commissioners of the public debt publish an
account of the state of the sinking fuad. The total
capital amounts to about 198 millions of florins, of
which a nominal sum of 143 millions will be applied
to the redemption of the public debt, thus saving
about six millions of interest per annum. This re-
daction of the public debt, says the report, will
increase confidence. A sum of about 41 millions of
florins—namely,Grundsentlastung securities, 91 mil.
lions; Northern Ittilway bonds, 1; million; Gal-
lician Railway bonds, 14 millions; and Theirs Rail-
way bonds, Rit millions, will also be transferred to
the National Bank u payment on account. The
remaining 12h millions will be given to the general
administration of the finances.

MILITARY LAW IN AUSTRIAN ITALY.
VIENNA, FED. S.

Count Dagenfeld, Commander of the second corps
Warmest, declares, in an order of the day, pub-
lished at Verona, that trout the 15th of February
the whole Venetian territory, the province of
Mantua, and the district of Trient, will be governed
by martial law, u the attempts of the inhabitants
to corrupt and incite the Austrian troops are
increasing.

HUNGARY.
VIENNA, WEDNESDAY.

A circular of the Minister for Public Worship,
&c., dated the sth inst., referring to the basis of the
new division, requests the protestant superintendents
in Hungary and the Woywodechaft to discuss their
wishes in private conferenoes,in order that they may
be officially examined and brought to a definitive
decision before the convocation of the S 3 nod.

THE STADE DUES.
HANOVER, WT.DNESDAT.

England has rejected the offer of Hanover to ar-
rauge the redemption of the Stade Dnee by separate
negotiations, and insists upon a general conference
of all parties interested in the question.

HOLLAND.
THE HAGUE, FEB. 8.
The First Chamber has rejected the Northern and
Southern Railway Bill, by 20 spinet 17 votes.

SPAIN.
THE TAKING OF TETUAN.
MADRID, Fts. S.

The Official Gazette publishes a decree, nominat-
ing Marshal O'Donnell Duke of Tetuan, and rais-
ing him to the rank of grandee of Spain.
The members of the Chamber of Deputies have
presented their congratulations to the Queen.
The ground where the victory was obtained over
the Moors has been given by the Queen to the Duke
of Tetuan. Fifty cannons were found at Tetuan.
Details of the victory have not yet been received.
Enthusiasm prevails throughout the kingdom.

ACCOUNTS FROM MOROCCO.

THE BOMBAY AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS.
SOUTHAMPTON, TIiVINDAT.

The Peninsular and O•iemal Company's steamer Delta,
Captain Bleck, has arrived with the heavy portion of the
above walk 42 ptseetigers, 14,7101. in opftw, and a large
cargo of enteral merohsniise. She left Alexandria on the
26th, and Malta on the 30,h ult.
The Euxine arrived at Gibraltar on the 3rd Instant.
The Dalt& broke the Valetta on the 30. h, and the China
on the 31st tilt.

She left at Alextodtia the Egyptian fleet; at Malta, the
Beet of Admiral Monday; at Gibraltar, Admiral Farishawe's
squadron.
News from Morocco is to the 2nd.
The Spanish artillery were occupied in shelling the
Moorish camp.
Numerous steam and wiling transports were off port
Martin discharging ammunition, provisions, end clothing
to the army. The Mows commenced an action on the
Els,, and were three times repulsed, but returned each time
with increased fury to the attack. They closed with the
Spenis In hand to hand combat, but were defeated, and
retired, obstinately disputing every foot of ground.
In a cavalry charge the Spanish found their return Inter-
cepted by 2,000 Moorish horse, and had to cut their way
through, aided by other equsdrone, which were sent to their
assistance.

General Prim, with four battalions, stormed a height
compendium the Gold of battle. The Spanish charged fear
times with the bayonet before pining the position.
The Spanish loss in the aff.ir was reported to be con-
siderable.

Brigadier Lorenzo Mi.ano del Bosch had Dean sent for by
Marshal O'Donnell to command the second brigade under
Prim.

The French steamer Srine and the Spanish steamer Villa
di Madrid were in collision on the 29th nit. a Cape de Oats,
aad both were seriously damaged.

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260 men and seven °dicers, wounded, arrived at Alieeiraa
en the god instant from the Spanish camp.
Sin,* the oommencement of the war with hforocoo, I!
journals devoted to military matters hare been established at
Madrid.

The next steamer arriving to Southamaton from G,braltar
will bring fall partied's* of the taking of Tatum.