The Express.
London, England, 1867-08-26 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, AUGUST 24.

Iws France of this evening says that all despatches
from Spain state that everywhere the army was
faithful to its colours, and that the insurgents
were everywhere beaten. The same paper also
states, in contradiction to the assertions of the
Diritto, that nu note has been sent by the Italian
government to Paris on the occasion of the con-
centration of French troops on the Italian frontier.
The Preset says that General Prim has not
entered Spain.
The Temps announces that an encounter has
taken place in Arragon between a body of the insur-
gents and the royal troops commanded by Manzo
de Zuginga. 300 men were killed, amongst whom
was Memo, and a portion of the troops passed over
to the insurgents.
The Epoque publishes news announcing that
desertions were commencing in the Spanish army
on a large scale.
The Onistitationnel gives news from Goree to
the sth inst., announcing that the Marabout Rip
had been captured and beheaded by the King of
Sine.
PARIS, Arum. 2.5.

The Emperor and Empress of the French ar-
rived at the Tuileries at ten o'clock last evening.
The MoniteNr says that their Majesties were
received at Strasburg with indescribable enthu-
siasm.

THE IMPERIAT, MEETING.
PARIS, Aroma 25.
La France of this evening publishes an article,
entitled " Respect for Treaties," which concludes
thus :—" Austria, France, and England, probably
-aisoother goverusesots, are united in their policy,
which may be summed up in these terms—Respect
for the treaties of Paris and Prague ; nothing more,
nothing less. This policy has nothing aggressive or
ambitious in its character which could excite Russia
or Prussia, or of which they could complain. If, as
we hope, these powers are resolved not to depart
from the stipulations of treaties they have signed,
it is of a nature to consolidate the peace of Europe,
and render war perilous for those ambitious powers
who should act against it."

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, AUGUST 25.
The hew Free Press of to-day announces that the
Conference of Austrian and Hungarian Deputies
have declared that 25 per cent. is the maximum
quota which Hungary is prepared to contribute
towards the payment of the interest of the public
debt.

The differences with Englarid in reference to the
practical working of the treaty of commerce have
been arranged. According to this arrangement the
present duties on imports from England will re-
main in force so far as the same are not altered by
the tariff arrangements entered into by Austria
with France and Italy.
.

The Fremderablatt of to-day announces, as a result
of the interview of the Emperors at Sallburg, that
a joint note will shortly be despatched by France
and Austria, calling upon Prussia in the most
friendly manner for a settlement of the question of
North Schleswig.

WIIRTEMBURG.
STUITGART, Allover 25.
Bavaria and Wurtemburg decline joining a
South-German Confederation under the leadership
of Austria, but prefer to remain as independent
States with the freedom of forming what alliances
may seem needful to them.

ITALY.

FLORENCE, AUGUST 25.

The Opinione of to-day says that the total amount
of church property which will be immediately put
up to public auction is 1110,000,000 lire.
Signor Rafts:xi is negotiating with the National
Bank to secure its co-operation.