The Express.
London, England, 1856-08-02 00:00:00

THB EXPRISS, SATURDAY IVENING, AUGUST 2, 1856.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

tXPRFSS FROM PARIS.

THE SPANISH INSURRECTION.

(711011 01111 OWN ooneussroinium.)
PARIS, Funky Emma.
There is no news from Saragossa, and the fiat is
rather remarkable fines the flee days' truce expired
on July 28. The Moniesur has a despatch from St.
Sebastian, dated yesterday, which merely says that
news was anxiously expected, and that the "hops"
of a pacific solution wee "still" entertained. On
the other hand, the Mends of the constitutional
come here cherish the hope that no news in official
quarters is good news for them.
The 48th regiment of the line, which left Paris on
Tuesday evening by the Orleans railway, was con-
veyed direct to Dan, whines it will march to Pau.
The 3rd litmus, now in garrison at Libman,
(Gironde). are about to mooed to Bayou's. A
battalion of the 3rd of the line arrived at Dix by
rail on the 29th, aut immediately marched for
Orthez, where it passed the night. The second
battalion arrived on the 30th.
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SUBMISSION OF SARAGOSSA.

(IT ILIKOSIO TILINIZAPE.)
(MOM CVO OWN 00111NOPONOIN

PARIS, BATOZDAY tdelliixo.
The following dispatch i■ this day published in the
Kowtow :

.. MADRID, Avails: 1.
"General Dales entered Saragossa today, at half-
past one in the afternoon.
" Saragossa has submitted to Wm'

PARIS, SATURDAY YORNIRO.
Marshal Potholer has arrived at Marseilles.

Yeetaday's Monifew contains the following
4ieepatoh :

The Journal de Toulouse of July 30, states that
a battery of the 16th regiment of artillery returning
from the Crimea, had arrived there. The staff of
16th foot Chasseurs had also arrived to prepare guar-
tem foe the regiment.
General Codrington and his suits arrived yester-
day in Paris, and left this morning for London.
At the Boone to-day the settlement in the Rents
was disastrous. The high rats of reports told (car-
tel", against the ' bulls." After many fluctuations,
the Rent, closed with a fall of 460. for cash, and 20c.
for account, at 70fr. 200. and 70fr. 20c. Other secu-
rities were better. Credit Mobilise roes 26fr. The
Orleans Railway rose 7le. 600., and the other lines
about 2fr. 60e.

The Consul of Franco to his Excellency the
Minister of Foreign Affairs :

"Saint Sebutian, July Si, 1856.

II We are still expotiug with peat impatience
news from Saragossa. We reserve the lope of a
prompt and pacific solution. • We have this moment
heard, through Perpignan sod Iran, that the whole
of Catalonia has recognised the government of the
Queen. Navarre and the Basque provinces enjoy
the greatest tranquillity."

In anticipation of the surrender of Samosa,
which took plaos yesterday afternoon, as the tele-
graphic despatch of this morning informs us, the
Madrid correspondent of the lisderadance Beige,

The price of meat for the tint fortnight of the pre-

seat month la fixed as follows :—Oz beef,lst category,
Ur. 83e. the kilogramme (80. lower); god, Ur. 430.
(Sc. lower); 3rd, lfr. 30. (Sc. lower); 4th, 720. (80.
lower).—Cow and bull beef, let category, 11r. 480.
(3c. lower); god, lfr. So. (Sc. lower); 3rd, 115& (3c.
lower); 4.h, 440. (Sc. lower).—Veal, Ist category,
if,. 800. (14c. lower); 2nd, lfr. 400. (14e. lower); 3rd,
lfr. 19c. (14e. lower).—Mutton, lit category, lfr. 720.
(4c. lower); 2nd, Ur. 280. (40. lower); 3rd, Ur. 2c.
(40. lower).
It result' from the last report presented to the
shareholders of the Exhibition Palace Company, that
the establishment is in a deficit of 3,870441 r.,
which reduces the value of each share from 1001 r. to
71fr. 74e. It apposite that from the manner in which
the company is bound to the state and to the
city of Paris, the former having a right to the use
of the building any two days in the week, and
the latter for all grand fates and ceremonies, the
company cannot well use it for balls, concerts,
or public meetings, but only for exhibitions. From
that of 1865, a sum of 3,112,289 fr. had bean re-
ceived, but such a chance could necessarily arise but
rarely. The Agricultural Exhibition produced
230,000 fr., while the expense of fitting up the pre•
mime fur it were 600,000 fr. The consequence to be
deduced is that it is sot possible to make the build-
ing pay; and haus the report recommends the share-
holders to accept the sum offered by the government,
as purchase mosey for the concern, of 3fr. 20s. of
Beate for every 100 fr. share. This the shareholders
have hitherto refused to accept, and the affair is to
be again discussed at a general meeting, to be held
in the first fortoight of the present month.

writing aw the 27th, saye
Tee ipestlin will be settled at &mom owe way or
es other, I. the inane of this week, sad everybody
Dense sow NOVI sod non midden that it will
be settled pronptiy sad la a pesoable assuset. Several
very lawastial new are westing bard at Bar pees to Wag
about a rani ndom; Snot Brad, fernery Minister of
Planes, is active for that object; mad It nest be ackaow-
lodged that the pen majority of the noblest Ismailia* leak
with 'sash manly ea the perilous attitude takes from the
lint by Gemini Fatima mad the Weal authorities.
It ties been supposed that Genital GOMIS was at the head
of the lannectica ; but ha Pas had nothing to de with it. '
The enteral he. ',pelted to logrocts sad explained hie
fanner abeesee, sepia( that he was sot disposed to provoke
any disorder, either directly or Indirectly. It is probable
that the govarensat reintate his is hie Mace sad
nab as son es ne Whir null have bees neared up before
• cowmen of was. The Dake of Victory (Repture) has
always shows hlneelf isereduloas of what was muted
about the nedint of Gunn' Guinea.

Every incident which may be amassed to have
oontribatad to the monk at Saragossa, the muss of
which are as yet so little known to as, is worth
quoting; end a second Madrid correspondent of the
.fissitipessdenoe Beige, after speaking of the interview
of General Smith with Geoaral Echoes, throe
leagues from the oily, on whisk occuioa, it is said,
the former General promised to bring over a great
pert of the troops in Saragossa to the royalist side,
proceeds to add :-
1 sea tell you this for outala—otraogo as it may seen is
you, sithosel I has, told you betas. that you not IN
sorprised at noosing which hippos in Bpaia—that two
lake of Wet rank are goes in a great harry from Madrid
to Seragema, Merged with °Ada hums tads wry
dames missies. The govoramiast, width is awe of the
insallold &Amities a regular siege of the capita of Angus
meant involve, would prefer flashing the traumatism by
means of a cempromise, sod tor that purpose no kiad of
magma win ha aegbamen.
Shocking somata are given of the outrages per-
petrated by the soldiery in the most respectable
houses at Madrid during the brief oaedict is that city
a fortnight ago. The behaviour of the young Queen
Isabella, who is said to have betrayed an indecent
satisfaction while the artillery was destroying her
people, has been the subject of painful comment, as
well as her ostentatious celebration of the of
Cisme Christina.
The amount which is given by the Madrid Goalie
dike numbers of killed and wounded at Barcelona
exceeds the estimates of the Dusrio and Epees, which
we stated yesterday. The garrison had three saps-
prior and eight ether caws and thirty-two soldiers
, killed, sad one general, four superior, and eighteen

The Journal de &. Potentially of the 24th nit.
oesitniss the official announeetnent of the definitive

%elation of the Crimea by the Allies.

A Berlin correspondent of the Journal as Meals
says it is known there for certain that Austria, in
conosrt with Russia, seeks to procure a revision of the
protocol of London settling the serceesion of the
Danish Grown, and that negotiations are going on to
obtain the conourrenos of Prussia for that object.

other Ammo sad 177 soldiers wonaded. The come.
feriae of Bercelosa and Gracia have received the
bodies of 944 insurgents. To this number must be
added those who were buried by the insurgents them-
selves during the contest, either within the part of
the city which they were masters of, or on the ground
of the old fortifications. Immediate interment was
rendered necessary in coesequenee of the extreme
heat of the weather. The greater number of the
woneded insurgents still remain is onnoealtuent, as
only 136 have entered the hospitals.
It is said that a constitution of a liberal character
is to be publiabed by the government. The cabinet
Is said to be coevineed that to convoke the present
Constituent Cates or even an ordinary chamber
would be to return on its steps, lose time. and call
leverything again into question. The most important
nesseares that the government hatreds carrying out,
es soon as east has boom restored, are the re-oria-
abatisa of dm, wined of state, the augmentation of
Os ono sod the etiolation of the different state
swims's% bt the ranee of the liberal anion. The
Natioeal Mord will either not be reorgasised at all,
or so modified as to include wealthy prams and
large tax-payers, whose social position would be a
guarantee for their quiet behaviour.
The ;limper de Bayonne states that the Spanish
government, in thanking Marshal Name■ for the
offer of his services, said that "it bad only to combat
enemies whose weakness did not merit that such an
illustrious chief should be seat against them."
The Semapho►e of Marseilles of July 91 says:
The Spanish packet Hi Bareino ►a arm, el Iran Bar.
Mose, whisk it left in the gesralag of the 28th. At the
time of the departure of this vessel Condone wee tranquil.
The military commission bad matenead aereateen indivi.
dans to dat►. They were shot, three at a time, oa the
28th, la the Grads (embolus. They were accused of bans,
aemesiastectColosel °ivied. and sin officers of the gunmen
who were made piercing by them 0. the 19th. The news
from the different towns between Coils sod Barcelona is
very satisfactory. Authority la gradually recovering its
seiseadaney over the popialatioss of the localities when
troubles broke oat. It was thessat at Bareelosa that Baia.
segos would sea sursader without any effusion of blood.
Tits El Basin° reports that a French vessel of war and
two steamers were lying off the plank
We read in the Slessaper de Bayonne :
The mail dillies*, whine left lladeid fur /hymens on
July 20, was 'topped at Castel de Pearce, a abort distance
from Barges, at flee fa the morning of the 22nd, by five
men on horseback, commanded by the Cabinda Hie.rl, of
whom amble; has bows hosed for • long time. Alter an
hoer passed in esamining the traveling, the bead resumed
its march, telling the driver that he might goon. There was
another &tiptoe stopped on the same day. None of the tee
collars is either of the oarrieges received the slightest injury.
liaise lea young man of good address sad grumble maw
we. He end his compudeso wort at uniform, aid were
measted os stress, weliosimoaed horses. It appeers that
the bead le composed of fourteen man, and it la to be feared
that its numbers will be segmented if the high road ems-
thaws to be ss ill guarded as it is new. Prom Madill to
Bayoons those Sageness met wit► slily throe maples of
styli guards. Oa the rather side of Bargee they did an sou
a single Weller, even oa thine taus of the Use Ow ger-
:isms an usually kept.