The Express.
London, England, 1868-10-05 00:00:00

THE ENGLISH AT MADRID.

The Madrid Gazelle publishes the following
reply of the provisional government to the con-
gratulatory address from the English residents :
"To the English resident in this capital
junta has read with immense enthusiasm the warm
and very noble expression of your sentiments in
favour of Spain and in the name of the children of
Albion ! Yes, there has now sprung up a new
nation, which, produced by liberty, will cordially
grasp the hand of the English people,
who conquered it two centuries ago. The
Austrians awl the Bourbons have stifled
our vitality. We are now leaving the ditch
in which they had interred us. Our revolution
is not made that we may fall back into old errors,
but for the acceptance and adoption of progress
in everything, in the rational and moral order of
people who have begun by breaking the chains
under which they have groaned. The junta
thanks the sons of Albim.-
(111P.0TAill Ia.UTFJCS I.OIINCY.)
MADRID, ()cr. 1. r) r.x.
Marshal Serrano has telegraphed to General
Prim and Skim. Glozaga, who are coming to con-
stitute together with him the provisional govern-
ment, informing them that this government will
appoint the numbers of the ministry awl rule the
country• until the meeting of the constituent
assembly.
Count di Cheste and his two sons have recog-
nised the revolutionary government. General
Prim has not yet arrived, but is expected at ti
o'clock to-morrow morning. _ _ _

PARIS, Ck-r. 5.
The Munt of this morning publishos the ful
lowing :

" The central junta at Madrid bas nominated
Marshal Serrano general in chief of the Spanish
army, and has placed Senor Amable Esealante,
member of the democratic party, in command of
the armed citizens in the capital.
•• Queen Christina, who is at Gigon, having
asked for a vessel to convey her from Spain. the
British government placed the frigate Terrible at
her disposal, whilst the French government did the
same with the aviso steamer Bougainville. Queen
Christina left the Spanish coast yesterday on board
the Bougainville, en route for France.-

WALLACHIA.
BUCHAREST. t) r.

Perfeet onler ha been restored ui Galati by the
energetic intervention of the military. Twenty
persons weru wounded.

AMERICA.
(.irtival of the NVeeer.)

SOUTHAMPTON. 0.. v. 5.

The North German Lloyd steamer Weser, from
New York, has arrived here to-day. with 105
passengers for this port, Harr°, and Bremen ;

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sacks of mails ; 10.000 dollars for London ; and
5.600 dollars for Bremen. On the 2tith she
spoke the American steamer Northern Light. on
the 3rd the Swedish brig Oulton. on the 4th. the
Norwegian bark Galatea, and the English ship
Crusader.

NEW YORK, SErr. 2&.

The President has sent General Meade to
Georgia to assume the command of that military
department, and to investigate the Camilla riot.
Later accounts from New Orleans state that in the
riot on Tuesday a negro was killed and several
whites and negroes were wounded.
Mr. Mason, the registrat officer. and several
negroes. are reported to have been murdered by
the Ku-Klux Klan, in Fulton. county of Arkansas.
The New Fork Herald says that an armed negro
mob, led by a Northern white radical, rioted
through a street in Goldsboro, North Carolina, on
the Pith inst. A serious collision iu that vicinity
between the whites and the negroes is feared.
The district court ut Washington has ruled that
Surratt's case is not within the provisions of the
amnesty proclamation.
Attorney-General Evarts has gone to Now York
to investigate the alleged official corruption of the
internal revenue commissioner Rollins.

A fight is progressing ou the Republican river
in Kansas between 700 Indians and a company of
troops under Colonel Forsyth, who had sent for
reinforcements. A band of Apaches has been
routed on the plains of Texas by cavalry. Thirty
persons were killed.
The National Labour Congress at New York,
attended by delegates from nearly all the States.
has adopted a resolution disapproving of female
suffrage, and favouring the formation of a poli-
tical party to advance the interests of the working
class.