The Express.
London, England, 1868-10-13 00:00:00

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MADRID, Oer. 12.
The meeting of the Democratic party which
was held here yesterday passed off tranquilly. The
speeches were very• quiet, and were calmly lis-
tened to. Perfect order prevailed, and the meeting
unanimously adopted and drew up a declaration
to the effect that the Democrats would support
the government so long as it remained faithful to
the principles of the revolution. The lateness of
the hour prevented the meeting from voting upon
the resolution of Senor Chyme. A second meeting
will shortly be held.
In oonsequenee of a popular manifestation, in
which the mob burnt the Concordat in front of the
palace of the Papal Nuncio, the French Ambassa-
dor waited upon Marshal Serrano, to know if the
representatives of foreign Powers could reckon
upon their personal safety being respected by the
people. Marshal Serrano replied in the affirmative,
and offered to place a guard of soldiers before the
houses of the foreign representatives, assuring the
French Ambassador at the same time that the
manifestation was solely made in favour of
religious liberty.
PARIS, Ocr. 12, Evmarro.

General Prim has addressed a letter to the
Paris journal, Lo Gostuis, thanking it for the
sympathy it has shown for the popular movement
in Spain. The General expresses astonishment at
the impatience of that portion of the French press
which considers that Spain is not settling to her
work fast enough, and adds : " Eight days =Sued
for us to overthrow a dynasty three hundred years
old and to establish a now government. We shall
not delay now to consolidate our position through
a Constituent Assembly, on the basis of our pro-
Lra=e, which is known to you. We shall then
eveeded in attaining the political ideal of
contemporary Spain—namely, a really constitu-
tional monarchy, founded upon the most extended
liberal bases compatible with that kind of govern-
ment." _ _ _

The Paine of this evening states that addresses
are being circulated at Barcelona and other towns
of Catalonia urging that the title and powers of
Dictator be conferred upon General Prim.
The French advice-boats Coligny and Bougain-
ville which were recently sent to the coast of
Spain are about to return to France, no foreigner
in Spain having been in any way molested during
the recent events.

POPULAR TUMULTS IN BOHEMIA.
PRAGUE, Ocr. 12.
A large slithering of people wee held here yes-
terday, and it was found necessary to call in the military
to disperse them. Several persons were wounded, but by
the evening quiet was entirely restored. Baron Von
Koller, the new Governor of Bohemia,issued a proclama-
tion to-day, wherein he called upon the people to rmerve
peace and order. The Governor says that it will be his
task to restore order and quiet under the laws, and if
necessary he will have recourse to armed measures to
effect that object. He expresses at the same time a hope
that when the public mind has become tranquil the present
course of illegal resistance will be abandoned, and an un-
derstanding with the government be sought upon a con-
stitutional basis.