The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-09 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVEN 04, JULY 9,

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

HUNGARY.
In the eiplag of the Chamber of D ies
Tenth, on the sth, the following as
adopted and acted upon :—" The asmembly, having
seen with surprise from the imperial rescript that
the form of the address has been interpreted in a
sense which is in opposition to the intentions of
the chamber, and not wishing to incur the reproach
of having attempted to hinder the realisation of
the promises announced in the rescript, decides that
the address shall be presented in its primitive state,
and in the same form as in II90."

The amended address was expected to arrive at
Vienna to-day (Tuesday), and the Emperor will
probably receive the deputation to-morrow.
The Owl Deutsche Poste says that the reply will
be of the same nature as the observations ad-
dressed by the Emperor to the late deputation of
the Upper Chamber, and that his Majesty will
again declare that he will not depart from the
principles laid down in the speech from the throne.
"In no case," says the same journal, "will the
constitution of February be sacrificed to the Hun-
garian opposition."

(11KLITiell rizzoami.)

VIENNA, JULY &

The Oesterreichiathe Zeitutig of this evening says :
" The Presidents of the Upper and Lower Houses
of the Hungarian Diet only reached Vienna to-day,
having becn delayed on their journey.
" A Cabinet Council will be held this evening.

" At the present moment thus much is known.
Baron Vay demands the recognition of the laws of
1848, which should be afterwards revised.

" Count &emu, the other Hungarian minister,
proposes that negotiations should be opened with
the deputation from the Hungarian Diet.
" To-morrow both Presidents will be received by
the Emperor.
" His Majesty's reply will for the present be con-
fined to a few friendly expressions.

" The real reply will be given later in a royal
rescript."

SPAIN.

The paragraphs in the Madrid journals, relative
to the late insurrection at Loja, throw but little
light upon the exact nature and objects of that
movement.

The Constitutional of Madrid, of the 4th instant,
says :—" The position of the city of Loja is horri-
ble. A complete system of terror has been
organised there. Thu revolutionists have imposed
on the city a contribution of 20,000 piastres ; they
have seised 10,000 in the State Treasury; they
have prevented the inhabitants from leaving the
city, and have compelled them to arm themselves.
These measures have been taken in the name of the
Central Director of the Republic. The cries of the
rebels at Loja are so atrocious that their chief,
Perez, has himself attempted to restrain them.
These people are badly armed, but they have
been made fanatical by their leaders. Five large
trenches have been opened."
A letter from Cordova states that a republican
movement has taken place in the city of Isnar, in
that province. At the last dates a battalion bad
been sent to the spot from Seville.

(urnaes nuanx.)
MADRID, JULY 9.
H. Mon will shortly return to his post u Spa-
nish ambassador at thu court of the Tuileries.

The Correspeadencio A utografa of today says :
" If the Emperor Napoleon manifests a wish to have
an interview with Queen Isabella in Spain, such
an interview will take place."
Nearly all the chiefs of the Loja insurgents have
been captured.