The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-14 00:00:00

INTELLIGENCIC FROM ABROAD.

(Tams asuraa's AGMICT.)
SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov. 13.
• past liberal demoostration in favour of a ecn`stitm-
tioaal
aionarchy is being_ prepared for fioaday
'test
and it is stand that the liberal party Is now more united
than at any former time. The manifesto which was
drawn up at the meeting resently held in the
house of Senor Mirage will be pribliehed this
seising. It declares that the unity of action of the
progisrists, the unionlita, and the democrats secured the
tureen; of the revolution, and 1111200111:1111 that the demo-
cratic party relinquished all idea of a repab& and ad-
hered to a nionarelical form of government, which they
consider mom likely to realise the principles of the revo-
lution through the unanimous co-operation of the three
yoLLeal y ernes. The monarchy will not be of divine right,
and the sole source of its legitimacy will be the
sovereignty of the people erpressed by naivetes! mirage.
It is understood that the government has contracted alma
for 4.iMi,COLil. with Nears. Rothschild, the money to be
devoted sorely to the jayment of the half-yearly intend
on the home and foreign debt.
Gcneral Cantinas has been appointed Director-Geneml
of the eavalty.
• circular bee been loomed by Admiral Tope* remind-
ing the tailors of the royal navy of the necessity that
order and discipEne should prevail, and expressing oon-
Ideate in their yatriotion.
• decree of the Minster of the Colonies, just pub-
lisbc d, orders the adoption of numerous measures of im-
portance. lie decreesthat steps shall be taken to facilitate
the colcmiration of Fernando Po, and to establish a naval
staton there ; also that giants of land shall
be made in the colonies ; that every port in the Spanish
possessions shall be declared free to the vessels of all na-
tions, and that all anchorage duties shall be abolished for
Loth foreign and Spanish vessels. Special regulations
concerning the above decree will shortly be published.
The total subscription to the loan amounts to 4,966,800
MIMS.

PARIS, Nov. 13, Plvnerpro.
The hewn of this evening Bays that at eleven o'clock
this morning the life of Baron Rothschild was considered
is danger.
Rossini is dying, and asked yesterday to see a priest.
The Petrie, denying for the seecesd time the assertion of
certain Austrian newspapers of an intended revision of
the treaty of Paris, says That treaty constitutes an
uldiviAble whole, upon which rests the public order and
prime of the Fast. If we were to remove one single stone
of Ibis monument erected by means of the enormous
lac-More of the western powers, we should De placing
again in doubt all that has already been settled."
The HMO laper declares that the organisation of the
cadres of the National Guard Mobile is rapidly proceeding,
and will Le completed in Paris on the let of Jenuarynext,
and throughout France on the Ist of the following
ntb.

-ILe Fteloderd contradicts a rumour of a diaagremnent
among the ministers relative to the prom:motions which
Lave been instituted against the newspapers for publieh-
Mg a but of subscriptions to erect a monument to Beadle.
It declares on the contrary that all the ministers have
without hesitation agreed on the opportuneness and
eve n the DI easily of the prosecutions ordered by the judi-
cial authorities. _ _

117;;an-iiijoUrral denier afro that the French govern-
ing nt Lave ever thought of modifying! the reorganiaation
of the ♦rmy Bill by abolishing the drawing by lot and
rendving it obligatory for every Frontons& to servo in
tLe army.