... province of Burgos, has been succeeded by notices, which give reason to believe that the insurgents are not gaining ground: and letters of the 21st, from Burgos, contain no intelligence of any fresh disturbances. The Montemolinists made their first appearance on the lyghtofthe 19th. On Sunday morning the authorities in Burgos got notice of their '.ifting their heads in six different points at ...

... The Queen and Prince Albert, accompanied by their Majesties the King and Queen of the Belgians, took airing yesterday, in an open barouche and four. The Equerries-in-waiting, Lord A.. Paget and Col. Bouverie, attended on herseback. Their Imperial Highnesses Prince Peter and the Princess of Oldenburg visited their Majesties the King and Queen of the Belgians yesterday, at Buckingham Palace. His ...

... At the morning sitting of the House of Commons, yesterday, Lord G. Bentinck complained of the inaccuracy of certain returns presented relative to the quantity of corn imported in foreign ships since the suspension of the navigation-laws.—The Chancellor ef the Exchequer and Lord J. Russell defended the general correctness of the returns, the noble lord stating that even should it appear that ...

... AdfertHement! l intended for Thr Expreu, Loudon evening paper, moat the Office by Two o'clock on the day of publication. ...

... fleets that watch its shores, in the treaties that repose in their archives, in the vast sums yearly spent —misspent is perhaps the more correct word—on their unfruitful efforts to suppress the slave-trade, and in their trading settlements there. The more useful interest which the people of Christendom take in the coast, is to be less ostentatiously seen in commercial establishments at the ...

... be contested. There will indeed be a change into® county representation, for many whig and members will, in the next parliament, occupy county seats now held by tories. But this will chienj efl'ected by compromise and arrangement. . The landocracy, which is, in the main, tory, WLIJ here and there admit one whig member out of two, ...

... some notice, rather from the fact of provision being made by it for a man who has done the state some service, than from any political meaning involved in the nomination. Don Joaquin Maria Lopez is named fiscal in the public debt office. Don Joaquin figured at the head of the provisional government established on the fall of Espartero. Nothing further of any importance has been heard to-day ...

... DUBLIN, Jvtn 30. As the question is now exciting considerable interest in parliament—the railway advances to Ireland resting on it in a great measure, your readers will be anxious to know the amount of advances made from the Treasury for the relief of Irish distress, by public works, &c. Under the 9 and 10 Vic., c. 107, the amount on warrants issued up to the 17th June instant, was 5,574,975/. ...

... It reprobates the Labour Rate, ' a this trial, and is quite as angry with narv relief. It Uunts ana twits the Chane*®°^of ExCHEQi'tR with his empty treasury, exults in the financial embarrassments the government. We would not allude to tW ill humour on the part of a j-mrtia many did not participate in it We * for our part, want to set ourselves up *• Unions of the government, and of its ...

... CANADA.—The Archbishop of Quebec, M. Signay, has addressed a letter to the Roman Catholic prelates of Ireland, which corroborates the deplorable accounts of the sufferings and privations poor Irish emigrants received from other quarters. He says, a large number of vessels 8 (9th of Jane), overloaded with misery, and which are compelled perform quarantine at Grosse Isle, about 30 mile* below ...

... which we should, for our own part, have thought every one must be sick, as well as of the subject of it) must be founded, for the nonce, on the authority of Lord George Bentinck. His lordship declares that The matter is regarded with deep interest by every man in this country, from the peer to the peasant. In the name, then, of the peers and peasants, and those intermediate between the two, ...

... interest the English public. ...