The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-24 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(Molt Otl OWN COIIISPONDINT.)
PARIS, WIDNWIDAT WINNING.
I am enabled to state that Horvitz refuses to so-
opt the poet of am►amador at Paris. It does not
accord with his po'loy to accept the sop tendered by
his easmy O'Donnell to keep him in exile. The
moment Harms heard of the coup deka at Madrid
he resolved to make a bidding for court favour on
hie own account. He started for the Spanish frontier,
not intending, as I told you at the time, togo farther
for the present, but to wait there to see what turn
events might take. However, on arriving at Bay-
onne, he caused to be published the following ma-
nifesto, in a local paper, repreeen.ing that his halt
on the frontier was only a sudden thought. The
hiessagor de Bayoasea says:
Immediately se ►wring of the events at Madrid, the
Dub of Veined& left Visly, and, obeying only his Nati-
' meats of patriotism and devotedness to the Queen, flew to
the aid of a throne situated by fastiou men of the worst
kind, who would fain overturn It. At the moment when
he was shoat to weft the frostier, the Mamba!
stopped sad sent forward aa aide damp with
a letter to the Queen. Marshal Bermes ofen his envies,
to her }Misty, and interim her that wialteg to sp to her
goverameat the difficulties which his trammel might occa-
sion, he will wait at Bayonne frr her Mejosty's orders,
either te proceed to Madrid re to return to Paris.

We as still without any telegraphic news from
Spa°, and it is singular that there is no direct in-
telligence from Saragossa. In Fres& official circles
the greatest confidence is expressed that the
success of the deep deka is asseirwd, but there
are many oircoutstanoce leading to chew that they
may be too sanguine in their calculations. The
&fele says it hes received from London the news
that the English government has received an impor-
tant despatch from Mr. Otway, who, in the absence
of Lord Howden, represents England at Madrid,
from which it appeared that O'Donnell's position
was less favourable than had been supposed. The
Sieds affirms that on the receipt of this despatch,
order, were pent by telegraph to Lord Howden to
proceed at once to his post, and to pass by Saragosia,
where he would receive deepatchse both from Mr. Ot-
way and his government. Os making enquiries here I
do not find that any confirmation of the above news has
been received, but it le considered quite in the situa-
tion that Lord Howden will go to Saragossa.
The Madrid papers of the 19th, doe this morning,
have not arrived, but a French government corres-
pondence of the same date saps :
B.partere Is still here, of his own free will. The trial by
elan entrant of the ez•atinister Lajas Is a mere invention.
Upwards of 160 {venous arrested at the Port-office with
arse in their hands hay* be** sit at liberty; those still in
custody are common offenders. That:Meal sonnet of the
losses of the troops is as follows :—Killed, sic officers end
thirty-two privates; wounded, nineteen oaken sad 202
privates; surdas. two private'. There were sic

hones killed aad 'lateen wounded. The lees of
the National Mead Is rot exactly brown. The lam
aoconan from decagon vomit appear to be rather unfavour-
able. as large forme ►ate beer directed from every quarter
against that province. Prom Saragossa we karat that Ge-
nera Falcon as men pert of the peeps ender hie commend
desert from trim. Marcie has declared agsiast the goys:L-
ima, bat that province lupine bat little twereisees. There
are still great change. being made among the government
feectionaries. The policy of the present goveroment may
be stated es follow':-1. No bloodshed for mere po-
litical puniohment. Capital psaiannent to be re-
a rued f,r common Mime. oommitted ender the
stook of political °Nantes. 2. Ceaeilaatioa and toleration.
3. Moderate Progressions net to be eacladed from pablio
tonctione. 4. The 'outlanders to be published. 6. The
C natiturnet Corte to be dissolved, sad ordinary Cortes °m-
ink( d. 6. The National Guard to In re•organlsel oa a re-
duced anat. 7. Politica pragmatists brought before the
Certee eg►laat previous governments and serials perm"
e moulted with them to be pat a set, to. 8. Eadeavoers
to obtain the Inca Scatter of MOO article+ of las conalm-
tion, and certain admiaistrative principle/. Lastly, the
soma adelaistretive system as before to be followed.

The tone of the above, when closely examined, is
anything but confident. Among Spaniards here,
the new ministerial programme is considered to show
the false position of O'Donnell's cabinet. It is liberal
enough to displease the court, and will fall far short
of satisfying any considerable fraction of the liberal
party. Private letters say that the iota promotions
have occasioned much jealousy in the army, and that
a division among generals of influence, upon whom
O'Donnell thought he could rely, is imminent.

The letters of the 19th say that General Dolce, who
I
was repotted tohave been marching against Saragossa,
had not yet left Madrid. This looks as it he was
I still afraid to withdraw troops from the ospitaL On
the other hand, positive intelligesee has bees re-
oeived that • battalion of the Alums. regiment,
which had been ordered from Pamplona to Madrid,
pronoineed• on the road, and marched to Sara-
gossa to aid Geneva Alcoa. The Moniteur, which
yesterday spoke of the affair of Saragossa being in a
"satisfactory way of arrangement," has nothing to
say on the snbiret to-day.
The Bourse was better than it ham been for the
last few dap. The Rent' roes 25c. for cash, and
20e. for aeoonnt, closing at 70'r. 76e. and 71fr.
Credit Mobilise rose &Mr. Railways were from
2fr. 60c. to Mr. higher.

M. Mugs arrived at Dix by railway on Satur-
day, aad after a short conference with the Spanish
consul, who had aurae from B1101:1119 to see him,
proceeded to the Emu BOUM.

The Jownsol ds M. Peterabourg of the 17th has the
• following under the heed of court news:

On Moody the 14th, Chevalier de Regina, Ease, Ea
trawritsary and Minister Plenipotentiary of his Mijesty the
Kwg of the Two 8 oiliest retareisg to his poet ; Commander
litlbeiro-da Biles, actermUted by Ms Majesty the Emperor of
the Brasile, In the quality of Essay Extraordinary
sad Miai,ter Plenipotentiary at the Imperial Court,
to inlet at the coronation of his Mi.jeaty the
Emperor; sad Visoont de loughs d'Ardido, newly
accredited as Envoy Extraordinary and Meister Pleaipotan•
tiary of hie Majesty the King of the Belgians at the Imperial
Court—had the honour of being received is audience by his
Majesty the Emperor.

Immediately afterwards M. Btadia, °barge d'Affaires of
Freatte; the Marquis de Halw.a de Pumas', sad the Mar-
gate de Sane, Attu/obis to the Freseh oohing ; Coast de
Malian, Secretary to the Aarrisa Ligation; bf. Pane
Secretary to the British Legation; MM. Her, Ellis, sod
Canis, Attachas to the mate Ligation, bad also the honour
to be promoted to his Imprrial M.jesty.
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. .
It is stated from Warsaw that M. Tymooski,
eenator, and member of the Council of Administra-
tion of Poised, who has left for St. Petersburg, is
appointed to the post of Minister Secretary of State
for Poland. It is also stated that the direct transit
of goods to St. Petersburg and Moscow from the
Polish custom•hotaee of WierzbAow and Niezawa,
which was permitted during the late war, is now
prohibited by an order of the Minister of Finance.

THE PENINSULAR MAILS.

(sir =mural° reLsozArz.)
(11101( 0171 OWN 001111l10NDINT.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Tx VIISDAY.

The Tagus has arrived, with the Peninsular mails.
She left Lisbon on the 19th inst. Among the pas-
sengers is the Duke of Saldanha.
Cholera at Lisbon wu on the increase.
The corn crop in Portugal was, to a considerable
degree, a failure.

The King of Portugal dined on board the French
ship of-the-line Prince Jerome, and on leaving the
ship his Majesty was saluted with 101 guns. The
K:ng was to close the Cortes on the 20th.
Mr. Rumball hu arrived by the Taps. He is the
bearer from the government to Mr. Thornton of the
agreement with the bondholders, which has now
passed through both Chambers of the Cortes. It has
passed without any material alteration. Count
Thomar and his party withdrew their opposition.
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The exchange on London has declined still mars
this packet.

THE ARMY IN THE EAST.

CRIMEA, JuLT 8.
abound in camp; at Kadikoi and Ka-
miser* they and the Tartars are very busy at collecting all
the old iron a, d conveying to the north side in waggons or
atabas," large quantities of planking, which,l in many I
uses, merekuta have bought from the authorities of the
allied armlet, or from the canteen stripers. Ramitseh has
been sold entire to one man by the French. The • ops or
storm in Little Kadikoi, or the English bazaar," have
been purcbased et the rate of 16e each. All our govern
meat huts beta beta told to a Simpheropol merchant, at the
rate of 11. each., Moja Lo:k, of the 60th Regiment, having
marked them of.
All toe Freach are sow nose. Marshal Pelimier, with
the French ad in iral,seiled from Hamieech on Saturday even-
ing. Oar Sunday Sir William Codriegton came rostut to
Balaklars, lo the Sphios, from Kaaateh, having arrived
on the previous day, in the seine vowel, with his military
memory and three alike-de-amp from Odessa. litad.
quarters" are new establiat ed at Selektive. Yesterday
the Commander.in-Chief visited his old quarter', which
wen given over by Captain Ramsay, of the 66th, on Satur-
day mornicg, to the Ruston authorities, who larva placed
• wield cf eight Cunha there.
The Itemises ta,e takes possession of Sebastopol Proper,
or the Frisch part of the taws. The remains of the Bri-
tish army, three regireenU, 60,6, 68th, and 82nd, end three
companies of Sappers, 3rd, !OA, and 11th, are to be cif by
Saturday evening.
0 1 0 I understand, is to be appointed to the
command of Gibraltar.

-17.7ruWat7;;t—liTie by thousand', and especially infest
the a Vegetation, and the growth of the via.' in
particular, NUM to flourish exuberantly in the various
graveyards; and there is little doubt that the land about
Beleklava where the sick were buried, and in the front
whore the killed lie, will have been improved in produc-
tiveness by the Ms campaign. The large marble cross, of
Turkish marble, sent from Constantinople by Miss Nightin-
wale, as a memorial or monument, has heen pieced on the
hill overt° 'king the Castle Hospital at Balaklava. It is to
b. sr no inscription; it stands 18 feet high. The S .ppers in
the front are has, putting up a monument to the lot Bat-
talion Rifle Brigade, at Cathcsres-bill, and likewise one to
the lal. Times Fund Commissioner, Mr. Biowe, who flee
buried near Admiral Boner, above Cossack Bey, uear
Balaklan.

it7l.lt 11.
The Post-offies at Balaklava is to be dually closed this
day at 10 p.m. To-morrow sees the English army, to • sae,
oat of the Crime., ercept perhaps the Commander•in-Chid
and his penoisal staff, who may not p on board the Algiers
till Baeday. Ti -morrow evening all the unsold males,
about 160, will be shiner seat adrift. Our eonsmieseriat hes
managed to sell to the Russians 10,000 sheep, at 6 franca
snout ; and 2,600 cattle, at 30.. ahead The cattle cost as
orb/Melly, by some bad management, 161 each.
The Russians occupy Kansiesch, Bera•te p,l, Karani sad
Kadikoi. Last night eeveral of the original Inhabitants of
Balaklava came hack, but they are not ell 'wed to reside in
the tows until our rim shall have sward it.
The Gibraltar has taken off all the sick, is charge of Dr.
Raisb. The Nightingale crow has been put up; but having
• hill behind it, Is not sees to advantage from Belaklays,
nor does it opposer to be very well propo-ttoried. The Rut•
Naas hint that they will preserve our graveyards, hat not
our obelisks The boundary walks of aim, of the kroner,
I regret to say, already have been sadly knocked 'boat.
Several linesians have been confined for refusing to p.y the
value of the mules and other things which the y had pur-
chased of the allies. A allNiati war steamer is now in
tikbastcpal huboar.