The Express.
London, England, 1868-10-08 00:00:00

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W AnAnt w —llr. W. B. LIST ON.
LANCAIIIIIILIC LAMB, by Houi7 J. Bylaw. having "4"
reornrd througi.uot R. ptrlonuance with We twwit,"t
P 1.131, by crowded and skrit,tl autlioilers, will bp vested EVERY
LY Lb IN O. at • quartwr to S. oosoludlnw Pun"""/ M (I.

THE LANCAISIIIRE LABS, at a quarter to S.
-a. "771 e demosetzethms tn limos of •The laurel** Ler are
loud and unenhoose."—Tiesee.

TIIE LANCASHIRE LASS, at a quarter to 8.
-At °Slur times the enthusiasm surard up orywid control
and bursts of • sheen, and waving Imadkorchiets
the sucrose of the hats and herome.“—The &WM* from the °tube.

TUE LANCASIIIRE LABB, at a quarter to 8.
"me plow Ihronsboel ••• •116.4ircly sdo& sod the MU'
stational moths. aOhe plot lfroi. polliette• In • perpetual state
of ezettAlornt."—M•sok4 Leellos Nees.

THE LANCABIIIIIB LAM. at a quarter to 8.
"ou tta awitarai regrawmatalks was nowtvad with "Neil Mawr
'prisms thaw am lie prolasaiam—Daily Talsoapit

FIIHE LANCASHIRE LASS, at a quarter to 9.
-A. "A low ran may be predicted 10V the pier... and. learn
Lcisdoa dna eildn, wiU be le vest a babe the • tkeleno Haan'"

001,2, WIZ, AND 1112•24.11

HUNGARY.

LONDON, TUURSUA.Y EVENINU, OCTOBER 8, 1868.

REPORTED RISING IN CIITIA.

INMI.LIGENCr.. MOM ABitOAD.

THE REVOLUTION IN SPAIN.

trazoron REUTER'S AGENCY.)
114tD1110. Oct. 7.

The Official Gazelle of to-day contains the fol-
lowing decree of the Jung►:
" The Junta of Madrid, considering that the
Jtmtas of Cadiz, liantander, and other Juntas, have
made a reduction of one-third in the customs
tariff, decrees that the customs duties in the pro-
vinces, as well as in Madrid, shall be likewise re-
duced in the same ratio from the Ist to the 16th
of October."

&nor Ros Oleno, Captain-General of Now
Castile, Las resigned in consequence of ill health,
and General Caliendo do nodes Las been appointed
Lis summon
MADRID, Oar. 7, Evasanso.

General Prim arrived here at 2 o'clock this
afternoon. The frantic enthusiasm of the popula-
tion was unequalled, and passes all description.
The entire town turned out, and the crowds ►n the
streets were igimense. Deputations arrived from
all parts, WEI they, with the troops, sailors,
and CiN le bodies, escorted the general. It took up-
waids of four hours for the procession to pass
through the streets. The traffic was completely
stopped, and several men and women were crushed
to death by the crowd in front of General
hotel, and in the Puerta del Sol. French, Italian,
and Swiss deputations and musical bands accom-
panied the procession.
PARIS, Ocr. 7, Evmurro.

Don Juan has abdicated hie righta to the crown
of !;pain in favour of his son, Don Carlos. Tile
act of renunciation is dated Paris, Out. 3, 1868,
and says :—" My only ambition being the happi-
ness of the Spaniards, that is to say the internal
prosperity of my beloved country and her prestige
abroad, I believe it to be my duty to abdicate, and
do bercby abdicate all my rights to the crown of
Spain in favour of my eon, Don Carlos."

PARIS, Ocr. 7, 10 r.m.
Several of the provincial juntas have protested
against the nomination of Marshal Serrano. The
Carlists in Arragon are showing considerable agi-
tation.
The Marquis of Novaliches is not dead.

(Timms azurziee Aosmor.)
FRANCE.
PARIS, Ocr. 7, EVIDITTO.

The Monitevr du Noir, in its bulletin, alludes
to the reception of M. de la Guerronniere, the now
French Dimister at Brussels, by King Leopold,
and Faye that, after having expresso,' the senti-
ments he entertained for the person of the Em-
peror Napoleon, King Leopold seized the oppor-
tunity to i.tato the pleasure afforded him by the
cordial relations existing between France and
Belgium.
The Pattie of this evening, discussing the
passage in the recent speech of the King of
Denmark relative to North Schleswig, says—

" It would be difficult to deny that Prussia- has
at times thought of overstepping the provisions
of the trusty of Prague. Fortunately she has
remembered the formal declarations of the French
government. She knows perfectly well that being
ourselves determined to respect the treaty of
Prague, we could not see it violated to our detri-
ment. Franco entertains • firm desire for the
pristervation of peace. The re-organisation of
the army was &purely defensive measure, rendered
necessary by the new eiremustanues which have
arisen in Europe, and by the armaments of
Prairie. This being our position, we must
remitter without over-sensitiveness the acts
of the Prussian government when kept
within the precise limits of international
treaties. This guarantee is sufficient for us, for
it is well known on both aides that it would
not be violated with impunity."
The Et. edard of this evening says:—" M.
erettubeseo, Roumanian agent in Paris, has left
suddenly for Roumania. The disquieting attitude
of Turkey, and the mission of Fund Paella, are not
altogether unconnected with this journey. M.
eret.uhesee is said to carry with him to his go-
vernment unequivocal proofs of the friendliness
of the guaranteeing powers, and particularly of
Frame, who has never for one moment encouraged
Turkey in the bad dispositions which she appa-
rently intends showing towards Roumania."

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Oar. 7, Evrrnia.

The Provincial Corretpondence of this evening
says: "The government of the North German
Cunfetlemtion is able to await the development of
affairs in Spain with feelings of perfect impar-
tiality, and a ill respect the results springing from
the independent decision of the Spanish people
relative to their national future, even us the
German people would expect that their govern-
ment should receive the same treatment from all
other cabinets. There is, therefore, no reason to
imagine that the complications in Spain will be
the precursor of a disturbance of European
affairs."
The King of Prussia will remain at Baden until
the lath of October, the birthday of the Crown
Prince, after which date he will at once come to
Berlin.

Count Bismarck is in much better health, but
the exact date of his return to Berlin is not yet
settled.

PF.STII, Ocr, 7.

The royal flour mill at Tula wax biirnt down
this morning. The loss is estimated at 611,000
florins. _ _ _

.-.._...
lt is iaid that the police hare obtained a duo to
the murderer of the ilonved Colonel itenitlity.

PARIS, Ocr. 7.

The (kolas of this evening announces, under
reserve, that a rising had taken place in Ifuvana,
and that the island of Cuba had declared its imh•-
pendence. The Figaro gives currency likewise to
this rumour.

EGYPT.
ALEXANDRIA, Oor. 7.
The Consular body presented all address to-day
to the Viceroy, congratulating him upon his
escape front the attempt upon his life.
Ike merchants of this city have taken a similar
step, and thanksgiving services have been hold iu
the Roman, Greek, and Armenian churches, and
the synagogue.

AUSTRALIA.
MELBoURNE, SErr. 13.

The Victorian Parliament is passing through
the various stages a bill authorising a loan of
2,000,0001., principally for railway purposes.
The Ooveniment of New South Wales have
reiterated their former declaration that a con-
spiracy actually existed to kill the Duke of Edin-
burgh during his visit to the Grolonies.
The shipments of gold to England since the last
mail left amount to 100,000 °mums. •

A conference of clergymen, churchwardens, and
layewn remesenting the various prishas in the arch-
dcaounry of Bedford was held yostenlay at the Bedford-
rooms, under the preeidattoy of the Lord Bishop of the
diocese of Ely. There were present about 400 clew and
gentlemen, and the conforeucu, which lusted fur sii hours,
was of the greatest interest throughout.
Enzanzasr.—Errs's Cioooa.—lnvigorating,
=um _rraperea la Jams latid
thentleth rondos. Mute pimply with boning vaa4
MN* berivee istaasnetsedwse.—sAatemallasekt