The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-13 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY • itftile. *Atkin* 'Ili; '1814.•

SPAIN.
' Tie skeeter, absorb public atteatioa. Tbe igoveri
moat is about to sign a postal treaty Ira Presti.

GERMANY.
PRUSSIA.

21111.114, Ave. 0.
Mop poishitity I plated est ia ay Set, aewely,
doo resigeatisa et Meateellsl, Is sow a reality. 'lasso, the the Widow et war, is said by lease of the
joantele to have ales lett the raisistry, whioll, how-
ever, is as error. Beth, however, ere shim Mowed
to the polley et Itedowits, believiag it taut be
followed by ass unhappy aaeegassae. Aid yet it
is the emetics et Ode_ paler whisk is to be expected
M mesa M the Lag &all hive aseepted the soups.
WIN et the two Wakes, jolt same. bassi%
however, am a 'ethane sold sot biome the yreeideat
et the reihrsed adoicary, bat would be wade
illaister at Wer. Who might weepy the pleoe
vaestod by hiasteaffel, there is so potted at
mast to oosjeotore. For the ether diets so ass
MI yet hems anted whore saes would give
gswealsee Is, a liberal ad of Wawa
&Shim

The Antrim ambeenikc here has lehemed ear
coast that hie government will adhere to the Leaden
Prettied et August 3, ea the Danish cpmetion. That
in this movenclats and la 'kw of "ell a Priessike
ea the peter tes. Prussia Mond give ap the mime
would bee proof of the ineapacity be
diplo-
matists, sinetbore is not the slightest doubt that by
admen, te the Leaden Protocol, Austria will
ntros' hem be esit the arepathin of all GownetY.
while, is the umaihstahon of • Os,a opirk.
Preens might nunt as ushered emelt The
severeiges ef the states . la
fatal enditioa et maNiss an
bi
the sethedain fee Sehlsewirliielden red in
all their doesialmm and it is iestimgeehelie that the
geveresseste of the sweeedeer Marlene weld be
weapons& is spits of their devotedness to Austria, to
make ernasnou sewn with Prairie spinet Danmark,
should the format declare for Hasten.
A war with Austria, should seek actually talcs
place, would probably be eamseneed by Prams
talus( penmen:a of the federal fortresses of Reetadti
sad Mayan which stud within her own benders or'
those of bar allies. Afterwards Frankfort-on-66-
We would pone* be a sonnet war.
The Habana goverment bee made large 'Liam el
the several Gonna genrameets ea someone of the
last yeses supine ef The war with Denmark, which
was etembilet in the name of the confederation;
While ihe barn states have raised every pretext for
evading this *lslas, the little principality of Waking
has come forward with spirit and sent 6,000 dollars
to KUL In this eity 6,000 dollars have been raised
for the dully by private collections. Breslau has seat
3,000 dollars sad Vienna 3.000 florins. The sass
hitherto raised throughout Ciermany is, at punt,
about 100,000 dollen.

RivEtt PLATS
By the arrival .1 ice, wig& brier
den ates
ed te heft
preheat M Baum Ayres Of
rat. the
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WO Ore
abl oar are the fa=
thriftier views/ .1 the the se.
rtatefee. 'the Of eeriest is Buenos
t
zlees Neu ot)lay ;
Oa the 11th Ala Item Advert' Le Praiser erred at
Remelt A,mee In the /melt steamer Arthietedm Is Me
s•
mart the Weibel matte drafter" true, at Palermo,
t• my Impeste he Ream sad his daughter ambo.
This eidt pared eft is Oa the nth April„
the admired, messeepeeturgeS et Rama led /Aks,
thef Wirt make. meet to the ewe of the rioirer
Arse& Theidmhel maimmeM the esefassems
taFet"l.lB7ll.lthe 41.111.64ee eht'tsy
I:thriarefFrPSeataieleserne . badelbe iselithethilla
"a the erthies Ilifirted. Aimee tagemindhladiethe
to me the mlatieg meue bars. , M.
Gem de lathe dm aaitatemend ea M. Helm
the Meat rimer rhithsttiebkeeak had welsee
the AMMAltrighedragi"tesmesat II the
aarPatrle La ef a aew skein et/taper's ebereseir ; 4
that whisk nefole new be are weld hem le be sub.
iested mew the appethatien the sad thr
thmehree le mar es to waged Its aid that of
ato Fiera Seep* end to obeaft; apesehatien, the
FrFroth Siteremest bed homed Miser Is the
Some k 'edged weal be Ameef
Nth levitheleet Mil set been able ee doesseereeM be
bumf is the beer whisk he had then the Smear to Ma me Le
kis (Armee) hark writer by am ef the him& of oho
Aeguelee penmen& MA Mtn we where by Moira
lasi% awl Memel es M. Areas.) hewed dm hes
awl Mine faredeldp wilt Omer Lab" Woken of Fat
ides MIAs. bed pried hint is peeiles te knew ell the
emeadies whisk the lied hod to smoke in MOW
tethers leave te est e raw minim of peen; thee he is
eilth the state of the stimeden la
rot*. welds leaperibility el Warr Mem
terthen these ear
(emsmem ; that in reagens
ms and imams that- lAmes rift me mit Ma in-
dent. te ledeseoltgensadirWash=
mauls a Leel?
re:rrtlin ley M. Le _ .
_The riaister (Areas)
insaihred mme eselsese wed drestieftellse, mid the mt.
mini, with hle mite, retired, peemkiag to sled ism that
day the prepteithea of the Fronk gemeament. Is two
home afterwards they arrived. attammed to M. Anse, sad
by
_it sow, ths that they were aniseed
red tlthe leelmormeeOa embed from Frame, Tbe
whisk they merrimed have already bele pals.
Wed to the Roper of the ill.M. After the Mirror
dame hadAteissesed the modslieselses M the , the
lamer tell film they were set asseptable end him to
prepare a time esprerive ef direst bon them. Tide was
pet is Isom and mud M Rams, who approved of it, and
eriered Me be mad roterved until be drill if,.
theorises. to ir passed to e admiral. whisk Eli sot
take plane es the et Spethd. ad
twelve rue after was
determised es. .111 Le Proem bed Wit M
the
semen that the treaty serrated ler year would have been
mind by his gesternment, had it set unfoneeetely hap.
posed in eatleipatisa to have fallea bite the has t. .f the
Whore. whir had elegised pabile*eiss. sad thee
les= eppertios la the etioribly. Omni the
governant is • position of meat eMisalty. Ifee the die
rehire of the severeness we iftellisdly feared M sheets
m pores settlerest, het that as meth esedemest Vintild have',
le be submitted to the Amiably. whoa It should Isk• Mem,
the sivernenent had est Mee able to anew fuel/ trees sok.
leg for the siedlikatimes thee presented—that is Mamba
hies (Ls Predeer) to ematione the negoistiee they informed
Mr Met, is sem he were set able or willing to take Menep
Me m% M. theory de Resler would come artherimed te mo-
dem it ; but that M, believieg that Ur esemideeseisa with
whisk ha was Meowed by the Nommen west aseribete to
overrun all dilluelties had take. the mires& epee himself,
end Ise hoped the ftirgrititte government wort In disposed
to briag the matter to a happy rush. Reim thin asked for
explanations rospeeting the seeding out of hem, mad the
destination of whisk had indeed et ideate Video. The
admiral replied that the impedition of troops bad been a
eemorse to the Asessably, but that they were to resale ea
beard so beg as the ergetistien sad whoa leaded
were ouly M be employed is umiak/lifting ;he etutsis pile until
the reselpt of ftesh order from the Fronk emerument.
Rammer Sees usillestrois full well that the admiral ia
charge of the Fared muatiree of Le Plata, will adept se
kettle MOWN* ; es use eutrary, that from him easy he
expected all the usistame he has it la his power bogies. He
observes the ineenvesiset situation :of the From fame.
tread together in the men of-we/sad crampons, inffeerg
el the miseries sad enueyenees me well es risks of Lyre St
motto is the open river, to my smiting of the mistimes
which had sit ady broke. oat sump, thou. He water
the gradual attenuation of the strength of Merle Vide and
Women the min which may result from a prolonindss of
its sufferiogs sad ammialatiss, aggravated as that are by '
the delay of the ulterior resuladoo of Franc.. He is in.
?reed that in so ease will the Fresh edssitel abruptly err
the negotiation, bat that he will red to his governmeet
sere mew projeet is order to justify if possible, et at least
te palliate, his former enere—aed be le well satiedul.
Oa the 6th of May. M. Areas east to the admiral the canal
sole welsh had Wen prepared Musa days before; the sub-
limes of it was that Me Argeotioe government Invitee
&dared that the extreme temeedoes with it could
mike were centaised I. the treaty snowed last year, and
which treaty agreed entirely with that made with Bog-
lead, it could not adait the inscilloatious last proposed.
This reply was terainant mad absolute. Oo the sash the
admiral paid • visit to Manuelita, the dauphin of Goma(
Roes, and beseeched her to obtain from her father • private
conference. On the Bth lars again reputed his estraties,
and then obtained the toottesat of the ioniser to rsceive
him, the hour of twelve at night being appointed for the
interview. 81 such &axioms perseverance would lead to
the presumption that ha had some new combination to
pope-, or that Ise pretended to give • fresh turn to the
ammtiations. Is that ourfereace, however, the admiral did
no more than reiterate his sentiments of friendship, his
desire for peace, and the amicable disposition of his go
' verenuot, in order to induce Roses to swept his terms. The
latter stated precisely, in words, that which bad Men own.
railcard in welting—that he could not erre& a single
point, and that, it the French g 00000 rent could not make
up their Naiads to give way, no satisfactory ointelasion
could be arrived at. With this, end some disagreeable is.
marks roinettiog the expedition of troops, Mc., the interview
waded. Nawithstandiag this repulsion the admiral deter-
mined on another attempt. Oa the 14th May M. Is Predour
showed the draft of the note with . Molt he intended to rept,
to that he had received on the 6th, and urged further, ver-
bally, the utll.ty of mires to an arrangement—stating that
he overstepped his I..truotions, and took nom himself the
rosponoihibty of doing so, in furtherance, of peace. In this
mote the admits' retired the former propositions, leavieg only
three err ing—those which modify articles 2,4, and 10 of
the former treaty. Oa this occasion he rads use again of
somewhat estraordinuy means of supporting Itio_pretenrons
to anti& ration, by handing In a letter from M. Merrill;
(formerly oonselsat Buenos Ayres), addressed to M. Arens.
The ideas expressed in this wars identical with those of
Admiral Meehan's letter save that, when the latter mid
that if the propositions were not accepted he
hued that misfortaces and very barthensome expenses
would be the consequences to Mae countries M. Marenill
was a little more explicit, for he stated that those
isometrics would be overrun by troops. The governor pm
s patient sodium. to the admiral, heard the con-
tents of M. Mareadre letter, and examined the emit or the
note pretested to him—replying that it might be pot in form
and seat is to his minister. As coon as the edelnl had retired,
K. Arena was called in end corresnded to indite a note re•
polling the new propositlos just submitted in drift and to
deliver tire sketch of such note to Boas. This "voodoos on
the 17th of May, at 4 p.m., end with the draft of his own
reply, the governor received the formal note of Le Prodonr,
which he had consented to have paned, not because be en-
unitised tbe least idea of following up the negotiation on
each a footing, but solely to have in his pomades a further
proof of the forlorn pond.= into which he had brought the
French government sad its agent. Up to the 22nd May,
the reply of Rua, jut alluded to, had not been handed to
M. Le Podium In lieu of it, a voluminous gateman,
orreries 43 folio sheets, was /Irma to the admiral. It eon-
wined a host of FOILIOIIII why FrIA:111601114 accept such treaty
es
England had, and make like reparations for its improper
birthrates In Ls Plata. Meantime the state of the troops
was becoming won sad wone, and they were getting *i-
nertly &rested with the cooduot of the admiral, upon
whist sebjeet Cerra de Felten, ernmendiog *Meer of the
Ideate Victim statism, had suds a strong remonstrance in
despatch dated the 16th May, and addressed to M. Le Pre-
doer, at Busses Ayres.

By the intelligence brought by the America, of the
arrival at New York of the barque James Anderson,
Captain French, from Buenos Ayres, we are put in
oa of dates from Buenos Ayres to the let ult.,
riet.;leiliely bring no political news of importance. The
House of Representatives, previous to its adjourn-
ment, passed a decree forbidding the public offices
receiving any longer two from Gen. Roams, who had
uniformly continued to pay them, though not re-
quired by law to do so, during the discussion of which
Dr. B. Garcia animadverted- in very strong terms
opoh M. This's' speech in the French Assembly, con-
cerning the conduct of the Argentine forces at the
battle of Obligado.

EXHIBITION Or 1851.—The students of the Central
&Awl of Design have contributed the sew of 11l de. to the
leads now raising. This secant has been contributed, is
we hear, in sums of Is. and 2s. Id.

DEM'? Op PROTICTIONISTS. The proverbial
stills.. of the town of Ledbitry, Hertfordshire, was violently
iatemspled on Tuesdey. A Mr. Candy, a protectionist ire-
turn, and an essayist upon safeguards to native industry,
was announced is piva an address on the Fallacies of Free
Trade." The protection party assembled on the occasion in
Scrod members, but their views wen unexpectedly frastrated
by a violent oppositiou upon the part of the canal boatmen
and their wive., and °then, who ►eemed bent upon defeat-
ing any attempt of the lecturer bang heard. The Weide-
ble and threatening aspect of the impale. prompted the
forme. to forego them spiwoohmaking, and deprived it..
of the advantages of Mr. Cindy'. hartegue. It would be
difficult to describe the eommotion In the town. One
stren.inug proteeiontig ti,d from the hotel in a postchalee, in
full gallop, taking the opportunity of the crowd being drawn
sway by a Asks sow Moms OR