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

LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 5, 1868.

OUR EN'S THEAT R E, Long-acre.
at M W H LITON.
THE LANCASHIRE LASS, r HS by Henry J. I/Yroll. having Wos.
received throughout It pee/ninon.* with the greeiese enTant.
Sam, by crowded and eseitcd audiences, will be repeated EVERY
LVRNING. at • quarter to 1., concluding ptunitually at 11.

THE LANCASHIRE LASH, at a quarter to 8.
Al- "The drmomeaauoma In favour et The Lancashire lass' are
load and unaniinams."—Tinssa

THE LANCASHIRE LABB, at • quarter to 8.
"At oidarr Uses to .a surgott up quarter
control
and bunts of applause, dome, and waving hanftarahirde
the samosa of the Iwo amal horsise."—The Echoes from the (luta.
MBE LANCASHIRE LABB, at a quarter to 8.
1 "The plum thrompluatt tum illattivoly &Mod, and the um.
latices! nature of the plot hasp• the isadienoe In a perpetual Maio
of exeltteurnt."—lltuetratal London News.

HE LANCASHIRE LASS, at a quarter to 8.
T
" its second representation wars received with even greeter
applause than on the ermine of produation."—Dally Wisest Ph.

THE LANCASHIRE LASS, at a quarter to 8.
"A long run map be predicted for the prem, end when
Lon "lb WWI. It will be se great hit as the Oolleen Bawd'„
—Daily News.

THE LANCASHIRE LASS, at a quarter to 8.
-a- " Altogether. Judging from the interest of the pleoe, the a:-
Mimeo of the acting, and the beauty of the scenery, to my
netting of the large and nightly-inareeithig audiences, 'The
lesiesablre Lams' will form • aouron of attraction for as to •
period as any donna that has lately been oroduced."--8

L,WEllst TilEA'fith.--In consequence of the
-RA great 1,11,1111, of the new play on flaturday lamt, THE
RII:IITVI. L HEI R will be performed EVERY EVEN 141/ until
further notice. AU wrap cnchtutiaanz throughout the night. and •
gr. rater 141reeu routs not hare been achieved.

ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALAOH—Open
Nightly at 7.30. Three Banda. Baal at M. Moser' sad
varieties. la.

IMMENSE SUCCESS of MDLLE. PITTEAII
the iwlebrated Dureirunr, from the Grand Opera, Parley and
La Scala, Milan. 1141 k. rittrri, who in nightly re wired with the
moat tumultuous and anti...in/din applausn, has
been wowed aa
Prrmiern tiannruon for the Alhambra for a limited number of per-
formances only. Box Ain. open from 11 to 4.

FIIIIE ()RAND ELECTRIC ORGAN, the ma-
ehinery of which 1 worked by eleetneity. removed from her
Ilajesty'r Opera, by Yearn. Itryiwoort, and now being exhibited
at the KOVAL I'OLYTECIf Alt% to ineromw the intinal sante.
tome of lbw metitutem. All the other Seienttge Lectern... )(main.'
EntertEinne awl Hemel) Spiritual Pdanifortntiono. as usual.—
Ailnatreien to the whelk, Is. Open from It to S. and 7 tole. &nerved
w ate, Gd.

ii ADAJIE TUASBA.
.11:IYAS
vt'IITIRIABITITmIOO-NaullaketokT.;
110111 life of MIIIIIII.IOP HACH k:L 11. now to be mien. A4IIIMIOII
children under ten years of age, half price ; extra room., Id.
I,IJ. a nom II 16 W. tall lo p.m.

NEW NOVEL BY FLAMENCE MARI/EAT.
Now ready. in 3.01 u.. poet oru,
NELLY BROOKE,. A Novel.
By }l.oarere 11
Author of " LOW/A Conflict." " Too 00.1 for If to.
Deuthry. Nor Boulingtotourert.

NOTIC E.—FLIRTS and FLIRTS; or, a
rracon at It) de, the N,•w Popular Non• 1, is nYw ready, In
%talc port MI, at all Librariei. and 8....1r.11erie.
Richard B. ntley, New Burlington-Arcot.

At .11 litatirtra. in 3 rob. ;not aro..
THE AUTHOR'S DAUGHTER. A Novel. By
the JtuttyEq"sil. liotnalh's Will," to.

Rith•nl Uwtlrr, P . w Nurinyrt. n.etr r t.

INT t LLIGEN CE FROM ABROAD.

(TNE01:1011 REUTEICII AGENCY.)
THE INSURRECTION IN SPAIN.

MADRID, Oct. 3.

kfarshal Serrano was received on his arrival at
the railway station by the members of the provi-
sional junta and popular deputations. Ho made
his entry on horseback, accompanied by seven
generals, and great enthusiasm was manifested,
the cortege being compelled to proceed at a walk-
ing pace on account of the crowd. The windows
were crowded by ladies waving their handker-
chiefs.

Marshal Serrano afterwards came out upon the
balcony of the Ministry of the Interior, and made
a speech, in which he stated that he had sent two
telegrams to tlencral Espartcro, placing himself,
together with Prim and the other generals, at him
disposal. He added that his desire for concord
was such that if in power he would have Senor
Itivero at his side in the ministry.
General him is at Barcelona.

MADRID, Oor. 4.
General Caballero do Roda is expected hero with
the united royalist and insurgent forces of General
Novalichee and Marshal Serrano. Preparations
have been made to give them a grand reception.
The provisional ministry will, it is said, be
composed to-morrow, and will probably consist of
Marshal Serrano, General Prim, and Senores
Rivero and Sagosta.
• General Prim will arrive here to-morrow.

Count de Chest() has not yet sailed from Spain.
He called upon the civic authorities of Vittoria,
and declared to them that he had finished playing
the part of a servant of the Queen. General
Espartero has telegraphed to Marshal Serrano
congratulating him upon the triumph of the re-
volution, and thanking him for his offers, but not
alluding to coming to Madrid. It is announced
that the government, on receiving Queen Isabella's
protest, will have it printed and postal up all over
the country.
The Official Gazette announce. that Senor Madoz,
president of the Junta, has resigned, and has been
succeeded Ly &nor Aguile.

PARIS,.Oer. 4, EvEsnia.

A letter from Madrid, dated the 2nd inst., says
that in the elections for the Central Junta the de-
mocratic party obtained a majority over the
unionists and progressists. It adds that Marshal
Serrano and General Prim are quite agreed that
the movement should preserve a moderate pro-
gressist character.
The Frahre of this evening publishes the text
of Queen Isabella's protest.

BARCELONA,Ocr. 3, 11 r.m.

Tlw junta baa been satisfactoidy cwistitutea,
and perfect harmony now prevails between liberals
of every shade.

ROUXANIA.
BUCHAREST, Ocr. 3.

Fresh persecutions of the Jews are nix irted from
Oalutz. The rioters broke into the synagogue, where
a scuffle took plaee.and many persons were wounded.
Order was restored by the aid of the police. It is
believed that the riot took its origin from trifling
quarrels which bad taken place in the streets
between the children of Jewish and Rollllllll3lillll
parents.