The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-12 00:00:00

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SPAIN.

MADRID, JUNE 6

'I he Gazette contains a decree, conterriOg on the
ministers the superior authority, so that ordinary de-
cre«s will not be signed by the Queen. Cordova is
to be Minister of War. Montpensier is coming to
Madrid in three days.

MADRID, JUNE 6.—Three per Cents , 331 ; after B Iles,
33 1516. Four per Cents., 121; after 11 Aea.
12 15 16. Five per Cents., 12; cash. 1. steins., 3 15-16.
Coupons, 71 cash. Bank of fit. Ferdinand, 85. Exchange
on Lsndou, 50 30.

ITALY.
NAPLES.

Our correspondent writes on the 4th inst. as fol-
lows:

The state trials commenced on the Ist of the cur-
rent month. There are 42 prisoners, amongst whom
are the ex-minister, Baron Poerio, Settembrini, and
other ex-deputies. The court w.is crowded with spies
and soldiers, which made it anything but pleasant
for those who attended on the painfully interesting
recision. The prisoners were all dressed in black,
and their firm and courageous bearing clearly indi-
cated " peace within." The first day's proceedings
closed by the crown lawyer demanding death for the
whole forty-two, u having "conspired against the
sscred person of the King," by forming a sect called
the Usidei Italian. At the present moment wit-
nesses are being examired, whose revelations, when
collected, . will prove in the publio court what
everybody in private knows, that the govern-
ment invented the crimes of the accused
through the medium of the paid denouncers,
for the purpose of throwing into prison such men as
would have opposed, and perhaps prevented, the de-
struction of the constitution by that system of fraud
and intimidation which has been so long carried on.
A circumstance has just taken place which, I am
informed, has created some uneasiness at court. The
colonels of the Swiss regiments have refused to re-
lease themselves from the constitutional oath by
eg iin swearing the old oath, which is now again im-
pose d on the military and all government officers.
Nor has the church difficulty been surmounted. It is
necessary that the king should be absolved from his
constitutional oath before God and the people The
church hesitates to add to its unpopularity by thus
sanctioning a king in his dishonesty ; we have, there-
fore, no " decree" yet, so that, in the eyes of Europe,
Ferdinand IL is still a constitutional sovereign.
Neapolitan Fives, 99.

DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES.

The Kieler Currespondenshlati, of the 7th instant,
gives a summary of the proposals made by the
Schleswig deputies. These proposals are to the fol-
lowing purpose:
1. Schleswig sod Holstein are to bare a common stadt-
holder, bat each st the two provinces will have separate pro-
, 'atrial boards.

2. TM• King of 1/.inaterk, acting in corcert with the
ores at Stadtholden. appoints the new Stadtholdsir md the
chiefs of t►e provincial boards.
3. The Kiag nd the Stsdtholder will publish en elec-
tionary law, and twr Diets, for Schleswig and for Holstein,
will be electid according to the provisions of this law. The
Dot will have legislative powers.
4. The Sahleewig•llolstein army is to be reamed to the
nulaber of its federal continger.t. It is to h• lasiotained by
Oka joint contributions of the two Derthies.
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5: The whole • I Sebbewig is to be neeupied by l'russien
trams natal t►. slfairs of that duchy shell have wee 14
definitive settlement.

G. This provisional state of things will continue nr.til a
&besides arrangement shall have been came to rer peeing
all tea questions now pending between Denmark and the
Dtlelitee.

The same paper adds that negotiations are actually
taking place on the bane of Lhasa proposals.