The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-15 00:00:00

TIM Awns' ire Mau publishes three despatches
of M. de Xesselrode on the dispute of England with
the (wannest of Greece. The first is addressed to
de Broom, on the 28th of April, and criticises
with Isperity the :listens immures adopted towards
the easuneres if Orem. The second is a protest
against the Teensy** of hostilities, and is dated on
llite 14th of May. The third, of the 27th of May, is
Woad protest, which developer the motives of the

At the military banquet which took place in the
goals a the Jai pie on Saturday, the eon-commie-
siMmillsdlisre were enchanted by an act of the Po-
dia*, labia might either pass for grace or
wry, wording to the humour of the spectator&
lie embed the musket of a fusilier, and went through
Item's& drill SZNOLIPIS on the gardec-plot, with great
predeis& Of course the applause was boundless.

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Verson, 360; Mara and Bordeaux, 390 ; North, 467 SO; raniand
Straelsourg, 860; Tours and Nantes, 130.

SPAIN.

MADRID, AVOURT 9.

The Gazette of to-day contains a decree enacting
that the amnesty granted on account of the Queen's
safe delivery be extended to military culprits. This
amnesty, as I told you before, is so full of exce?tions,
that the Duke of Gor, so well known here for his
ponderous levities, said the other day to Naivete,
,6 Raymond, you pardon almost everybody, except
almost everybody."
I mentioned to you some time ago that the famous
Monte% the great bull-fighter, he who has written on
the subject con amore, and whose very look seemed to
fascinate his bulky victim, had at length met with
his match, and bad had one of his muscular legs ripped
up from the ankle to the knee, besides being tossed
by a fierce Andalusian bull in a way that would have
given a summary dismissal to the soul of any other
man than a bull-fighter. Since the evening of the
accident the quiet calle of Amor de Dios (God of Love-
street) has been daily choked with all kinds of aris-
tocratic vehicles. Dukes have administered him his
potion., and even the relations of royalty have passed
hours by his bedside. A daily bulletin has informed
tauromachians of the phases of his struggle with
death, and the subject has been dwelt upon in palace
and tavern. Many a Spanish absentee has doubtless
lamented the probability of his never again seeing
his favourite. But the great man is getting better,
and, what is more, is determined once more to enjoy
the applause of the public. His bloody stoking,
divided into fragments, has beet taken possession of
by his favourite pupils, who attach a supsratitious
taverence to it.
The weather, which had begun to be favourable, has
become insupportably hot again.
The laying down of the rails on the Madrid and
Aranjuez Railway had been commenced, and was
proceeding with great activity; but the opening of
the line cannot take place so soon as had been anti-
cipated, in eonsequenoe of the difficulty of getting up
the materiel from Alicante ; some of the locomotives,
&c., had to be drawn by as many ea sixty mules.
The organisation of four regiments for Cuba was
being proceeded with.
MADZID, Aro. 9.—Three per Cents., 331 ; after Bolas,
33 1.16 cash, 331 paper. Four per Cents., 121 cash. Five per
Cents., 121 rash ; after Bolas, 121 cash, 121 Cou-
pon., 71 paper. Passives, 31 ; after Bolas, 3 13-16 cash.
Bank of St. Ferdinand, 86. Exchange on London, 60.40.

ITALY.

TURIN, Aroyerr 10.

The Ga:eten Piensontese has at length broken
silence oa the subject of the conflict between the go-
vernment end the clergy. Tne government had pro-
p,sed to Mgr. Franz mi to give in his resignation.
This prelate having refused, the government was
constrained to proceed against him with rigour, and
will account to parliament for its act.

LOMBARDY.
MILAN, Averer 7.
The deputies of the several provinces are convoked
anew at Verona for the repartition of the loin.
A Milan letter of the Bth, in the Concordia of
Turin, states that the poblicatism of the imperial con-
cessions to the Lombardo-Venetian provinces is p,:si
tively fixed for the 18th.

GERMANY.