The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-20 00:00:00

SPAIN.

MADRID, J vcr 14.

The Queen continues to be in as pod beeltk
pwwible. me whole population manifests great sym
why for her misfortune.

MADRID, J VLT 13.

Tire Pricca of Asturias, to whom the Queen gave
birth yesterday, li fed oLly a few minutes, during
whin the wee baptized. lie was as b'g .A a child of
stz months old, fair, and very like his mo•.Ler. His
appearacce was very healthy, and gave every
promia of long life. His death is attribu'ed to
the unskilfulness of Dr. Sandier.. The King wept
bitterly over the leas. Tee Duchess of Montpensier
fainted. Narrows communicated the event to the
diplomatic: body and other functionaries, and
the nurse of the prince presented his body upon a
cushion in a wicker b.sket. During the 8-st hour
of the event 01l was confusion. The rumour ran that
a prince of Asturias was born; while many supposed
that the Queen hod died, b cease the joyful event was
not announced by cannon. Until 5 there was no
getting at the truth. To-day the Queen is doing
well. This morning she coneoled herself for the sad
event, wi:h saying that she was only 19, and Ler
huabscd 24, so that btth were still young enough to
give an heir to the throne. The Csrlists cannot
conceal their joy at the death of the prince.
The progresistas are sincerely grieved, as they looked
on the birth of a direct he; rto the crown as a guarantee
of a more tolerant government. The moderatos mourn
over the lost hope of the honours and favours which
would have been showered on them with a liberal hand
under a more fortunate issue. To-day there is a
general volley of blame opened against Sanchez, who
is accused of having operated with bad faith.
A letter from Madrid, dated July 12, says:—
A eon/eremite took place this meriting between the Spanish
bondholders' commissioners and the board of direction of the
public debt. ales. ; besides the delegates of the home bond-
holders, M. Weisweiller, on the part of the English bond.
hArlers, and timers. Wertheim and Seching on that of the
Dutch bondb9lden, were present at the conference. Senor
Pastor addressed the board on behalf of the Madrid bond-
holders' eoassaittee, had was replied to by Senor Beltran de
Lis, president of t►e board. It appears, from the views
stated by Senor Pastor, that the Spanish committee are suite
agreed v ith the Lmdnn bondholders' committee in not ea-
erptiog any Om of arrangement which pro;ous • further
redue•ion in the capital of the debt. Senor Selma de Vs
tasted that the observations made by Senor Pse•or, &a well
as those mad* on former occasions by 111. Weisweiller and the
other deleaates, would be taken into consiJeration by the
towed, which would come to • decision whether to draw up
a prcjeet of law for snotaisaion to the goverement (wit►oat
any further conference with them), or whether they should
meet again previously to taking that step.

GERMANY.

AUSTRIA.

VIINNA, J0LT.1.4.

Baron Von Haynau has publiCiii ivory visisat
declaration in the Beath newspaper, an the sallied of
the charges; beesght against b 1 b the .Reicha
Zeiluny. Hs utterly repudiates the assrostion of dim-
obedienoe laid to his charge, and assirb that his fall
is a tortoni's chanos for the revolutionary party. The
Lloyd states that the Emperor intends to visit his
alum:nous parents at Ischl in the coursa of this month.

HANOVER.
Both the Mambas at Hanover have declared that
they mobilise the plea concluded between Prussia
and Denmark es diasseareble to Germany, and have
called upon the government to do something which
the honour of the mike demands.
BOWAN, JOLT 11—Voluntary Loan, 107 ; National
Cat, 861 ; Commereisl Mame Society's Premium 106.
Sauk Sara, 96f.
Vienna. JOLT 17 —lFire per Coat. llotalllques, 964;
Fear per vests.. ditto, 641; Seek Shares,l,l34 ; Szehasp
ea Loudon, 11.41.

Despatches were seat off, last evening, from the
Colonial-cam for the governor, of ens North American colo-
nies, sad also for the prerson of filet Kong awl Ceylon.