The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-09 00:00:00

No. I.

Mr Su balms to Lard J. Emmen —(ltoodrod Oetobrr 12.)
Madrid, OoL 7, 1860.
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My Lord,—Ha,ag iris Mr. Cr hisser Cara tee ea
creare with the essisale el year Issaley's dairch
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presselreseery se bet Mejestf• gewasseess.—l Mw, as.
041.10) A11.31W DOCIAII4II.

latkoseo 1 go No. 2.
M. lkosltsma to Mawr Oilloolso.
lisdkil, IlltpL 211, VAL

16,—Dwkw Iho liwowiew which Irk phis hot winter
Wows Opts sot Mom" nowatiog Ws Widow of hwio►
widow woo do %toWs wormwood sod the woo mod
YAW 1 Wit aid kW is nport to my gottonwoot *obsolete*
osionowo old& I bow ,soled tom yow nailooty, that
Ws trait obiort all that Woo, otbre GAN& Majesty's vows-
mat me le swan doo poloWito to bar Illsjosty's Wimp
got le bar Ktjotti'd WONb tosiNow fa or twills' With
liortow, awl this taw bad is kiwi= obotroof =Wog
%Os goodoss Woo a retest tw lorftedal swinotionsot
to Atriaa.

These awareness wen entirely ceeffinted by Unmet, sad
I Wm Mee happy to Imre from the deciaratios tastalsed i•
pow eacelissicy's acts of the 26th teetant, sad from the
verbal *splenetic,' which you have offienled M ca repeated
owasione Moe the new difficulty which has Mem with the
gevenunent of Morocco, that so &sags has Oa us place ht
the polity of the Smith govaremesi, wit that they auk
foe no conquests in Africa, but ,sly peeves' Meets& mars-
nos for offences which have hen clued team by the Mme
of Ceuta, and sec urines from the goversaisat of the Behan
foe that fortress, ad her Catholic liejsety's other pommeons
i• Africa which will effectaelly Fewest a repetition of the
wawa which have takes plans, sad maintain hereafter the
news" of Bpala wit► the Erecoms Empire on a sada-
factory sad homourable tooting.
The reports of my cesversaticaa with your 'yellowy will
thus have already acquainted the goverament of the Qom
my eoveregu with the southeast@ of moderation and justice
which Maws her Catholic Mejtaty's government ; but it
would, notiirithemding, be a eatialactlos to them, consider-
ing the Intereet which they mks in the empire of Moraess
and tie isovrtance which they attach to the comments of
Tangier with her Majesty's poomesions in the Ilediterromess,
to learn from your incellescy that the great preparatkas at
russet mane, with a view to military operations la Africa,
have not atim from any cheap is the views of her Catholic
Majesty's goverment, ad do not indicate any intention' on
their part to make conquests in Mororc e, or to occupy per-
masently ay portion of the Sultan's territory.
Feeling mitred that your excelleacy will readily comply
with the wieli which I have the bosons to express to you on
the sublet*, I avail, Sr.,

(&6101) ANDIIIIW BcolaxA.v.

(Inctown 2 in No. 2.)
S,sor Coßootee to Kr. Buchanan.
(Trenoilotion )

Palace, October 6, 1859.
84,-1 Dave received the ante who h you had the good-
will. to address to one ca the 27th of the math last pm.
Tb. gevenosest of tho clto2 toy sovirsign, white adopt-
ing the immures neessey to obtain, If requisite by fete of
sons, the jest remote. which they hove demanded from the
Moroccan government, continua, is their invariable intention
with roped t that iuntry—isteadose of which you us
comieuit by mane of the verbal statemeata which I span.
teseowly mei to yae let ye., with refweato to the queetn.a
of Millis, and wiaah have been oosemed by my sobeemati,
noted to you, ar I by the circular which 1 oddment', on the
24th of Sop-ember, to her Majesty's ropreeestadvee at the
Courts of Kumar, with the castes.. of which Don Xavier de
le aria will Mel acquainted her Briteatio Majesty's pea&
gel Secretary of Stant for Foreign
The bast of Madrid, es you an aware do Oct yield ia
this queetios to the impels of • pmeglitiag desire foe ter-
wort.] Lgarandiseseit, but itfiseseed alone by the
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ear...l duty of &keeling their dignity and the honour at the
astiqn.

hsy .till prawn° hopes tit it the conflict whkh has arisen
5r.... the uspriiviiked eggreeetuas of which the fortress of
has Lees the object, may terminate peacefully ; Lit
if th.ir caw history &area Maned sot be realised, they will
andeasmor obtain, by other means, the punishment of
the eggrosemm, tb. silk/adios which is dew, sad the con-
ctuii,ia of surest...me sl.,ah may feted to give tdicactims
material guaranies.. for rereading Ilse repents= of similar
metnigea

It oil to these objects that rnintst7 operations, should they
COMIDIIOO9, would be direeted. In flee point of view It P
e►.y to nadirreuusd, knosinyt the u:•.nt,•,oe of the govern-
ment of the Quits my oevuraign, that whams: diminution

the actin commute which Great Britain mastitis. with
Tangier might was in consequecou of war, would he of
• tea dory oltaniala; nom when once the treaty of pros
which should pat end to the hoeulities between Spain
mil Maws amid le waled, and the polices sow exist-
ing &WI le ssibi limarably, sad, ilownStwe defildiolY, the
Spesish pea•rout, In the fulfilment of their intentionq
would mg canfinne an the occupation of that fortress, on the
swppeition tins dry should have found themselves obliged
is estaidieh downsolose there, in order to secure the favour-
able bone of ads epaia•s.-1 Ste.,
(Signed) SATO/NINO CALDIMON COLLANTEP.

No. 3.
Lord J. Roma to Mr. Buchman.

Foreign7otHoe, Oct. 15, 1859.

Sir,—ller Majesty's government have had under their
consideration the note addressed to you by Senor Colleens
en the 6th of October, of which a copy was enclosed in your
despatch of the following day, in reply to the demand for
explanatioes which you were instructed by my despatch of
the 22nd of September to require of him respecting the in-
tentions of the Spanish government in the event of the occu-
pation of Tangier by the Spaniel forces.
You were instructed to apply to the Spanish government
the a declaration, in writing, that if the Squish troops
should be the course of hostilities occupy Tangier, that occu-
pation would be temporary, and would not extend beyond the
redlisilial is I a May of peace between Spain and Moro=
sad is your sole to Seam Collantes of the 27th of September;
yes said that it would be a satisfaction to her Msjeety's go-
verment to learn that the military preparations of the
Spotlit government did not indicate any Intentions on their
part to make conquests in Morocco,or to oocupy permanently
any pardon of the Sultan's territory.
Moor Collantes, in his reply of the 6th of October, states
that when moo the treaty of peace which should put an end
le the hostilities between Spain and Morocco should be rati-
fied, the questions now existing being settled favourably, end
therehre delleittvely. the Spanish government, in fulfilment
of their Wisdom, would not continue in occupation of that
Imbue (Tugisr), In the suppcsitiim that they should have
heed thesseleas obliged to establish themselves there to
inlet to wenn the favourable issue of their operations.

Yon will atom to M. Colludes that her Majesty's govern•
meet aorept with plasm, this 11418[11.01V, aa conveying the
asieralise which, by my despatch of the 22nd of September,
yen wee instructed to mit for.
Yea will further state to his excellency that bar llehery's
gmernment earnmily desire that there may be no thane et
pommies se the Moorish meet of the Straits. The import-
ers they Meals to this objest esanot be overrated , and it
swY M begesible for thma, et indeed is any other am*
line poem, M les with Warms thermostat occupelicet
by Opda desMs pities se that semi es mooed mettle bee to
imp& as pomp at Me Ihnlis to Mips &squealing the

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/4;lllkrimar;s tor-oesiseestal or soy collar porpoise. Yon
sib nod Ws dupe& re Nam Collodi", sad t.ri his
sassilsoey with seep, of b.—l aro, be..
(Silmd) J. Rviszu.

No. 4.

Kr. Ilocboaaa to Lord J. Enamel —(Roorf rod Oot. 99).
Madrid. Oct. 94, 1919.

X 7 Lad.—With Minna to joltr lordship's teleirafte of
the 19th sad 20th task, es the subject of the alleged fates-
non of Spain to °bola a cession from Morocco of several
miles of orrixey ca the coot of rho Stream of Gibraltar, I
have the kisser to Wiese herewith the copy of a note which
1 addressed to N. Calderas Continue on the 21st hat., o-
megas the elasetkor which her Majesty's "oversold
woad aelartala to the sompados by Sofa of the coast wed
of Osseo; sad rag trades Me excellency to sane the points
ea that coot which mall be Mold. d is the neon of the
ferwesa, if the Mews ether Catholic /Nemo'. goverantest
am sorted late dish

I have Me the bream t• e•eioee the copy sad trrsi•tia
saffew wale I Mee received from his szedhesey,
deft( dielbstly the Mr Catholic liejeety's govercuseat
Mee sr IsMattos is wispy say poist oc the said cart
'Mika imed give SIMI • superinvity that would be dm.
serous to the bargees el the Stralte—l ham, &c.,
Mignon AN MUM BUCHANAN.

(!edauen I In No. 4.)
Mr. Bnoiennea to Senor Co&atm

Madrid, October $l. 1660.

Bic,—The gimereiment of the Queen ray wieureige hove
N to believe, Irani the lepers of her liiijinty's Chered
rialtires at Teenier, geed Sees the tete deeleuedoen of bag
Celhelle Maisety's gokmassat in the Cortes, that bee
Oar& Majesty le sheet I. deelere war to the Emperor of
Mem" k airepasi d Me Mrsidek gewernment havieg
deed • Ilimemi en the pond her genstemest that mettle
teistisey lying between the /esteem d Ostia sad the
meemiie.ej Ridge co lbws el Bellows, abiedf be ceded to
aria.
Item wry embed osemeneisedese to your ezmillseey on this
enifeet, yes are already seem that the government of the
OMR ay sovereign entertain apprehrnsloes that themeless
be Spain of the territory in question cannot take place without
eerkeraly compromising the freedom ef the navigation of the
Straits of Gibraltar ; sad it is, therefor*, ley ditty, in mew
Yoe of instructions which I hare received frees her Melones
Principal Secretary of State for Foreign /Mire, ere inquire
hew it her Catholic !falsity's government propose that the
wen of Ceuta should be extended, and more partienlerly to
masa that yaw excellency will have tt e goodness to aims
the points on the omit which, in the event of the views of
her Catholic Majesty's government brieg carried Woe elks%
would be included within the territory of Spain.
In addreseing these inquiries to your exoellesoy, I am
farther to request that I may receive answers to dime at your
excellency's autism ecievinience.—l avail, tic,
(Signed) AN oßaw Br CIIANAN.

(incloonre 2 in No. 4.)
&nor Consiglio to Mr. Boris a.
(Tranilatios.)

Paioco, October 21, 186..

Sir,—l have received the note which you hey. had tan
goodnese to oddities to me, dated this day, and I hays in-
formed myself of Its coatents with particulsr attentiom
In the present state of the question of Morocco, owing to
the inconceivable resistance of the Sultan's government to
satisfying the just demands of Spain, It is very &Moult, if
net leaposrible, for the cabinet of Madrid to &ionise, stun
approximately, the nature of tbo guersettem whack t►sy nay
Gad themselvee under the necessity of Mk*, b order to
mere the results of the hostilities which are on the p tint of
.wring.

You mane/ be enswere, nor Den your enlightened govern-
mnth either be *smut, that when two nation appeal for
the settlement of their differences to force of arm., on the
diplomatic relations, which have been pursued witaint effect
being broken off, former proposals are declared null, and con-
sidered as If they had nut been made, while both parties re-
mere to themselves the right of renewing them, or of me-
owing other, of a different kind, according m it may suit
their interest., and correspond to the remits of the mili-
tary operations.
Notwithstanding this, the government of the Queen my
soreeeign, who have given so many and such marked proofs
of their conciliatory and upright spirit in the different ma
dente which have sprats trout the quests= of Morocco, will
not vary the intentions which tory had formed from the
befitting of that question, not to occupy say points on the
Straits whom poiUttort could aff4rd to SOUR a superiority
deafen/no to the navigetion. la this matter their Ideas
have been always so disinterested and loyal that they cannot
believe that any dunbt can have been conceived with rceard
to them.

Nevertheiem, her Majesty'. government, In whose name
I have repeatedly offered to you the 6:planation, necessary
tar disiipating every epecies of doubt, if by chance it had
bees cosoeived nth respect to their Intentions, do not wish
to omit the statement made above, feeling sure that her Bri-
tannic Majesty's government, is whine f•or it, have no other
object then to oscura the safety of the interest* of Great
Britain, and not to soy manner to interfere in the contest
which id about to be tagged la Letween two independent
natiows.-1 avail, &e.,
(Sediad) 15Atualuxo CALDU.OX COLLANTFA.