The Express.
London, England, 1852-03-25 00:00:00

BADEN.

Advice. from Carlsruhe, of the 21st, represent the
Grand-Duke of Baden to be on the point of death.
It is arranged that his younger son, Prince Frede-
rick, who now exercises the government, shall be
his successor. The session of the Chambers was
closed on the 20th.
BREMEN.

The following telegraphic dispatch has been re-
ceived :

" HAMBURG, MARCH 23.
" General Jacobi has arrived in Bremen. An im-
mediate intervention of the Federal troops is appre-
hended."

BERVIA.

A letter from Belgrade of the 2nd, in tho Milan
Oazette, announces the arrival there of Mr. Allison,
u British plenipotentiary for the settlement of the
differences that have srisen between the govern-
ment and the British consul, Mr. Fonblanque. The
British flag is to be restored to its place, and saluted
with 21 guns. Mr. Allison is afterwards to proceed
to Bosnia, and make a report to the British Embassy
at Constantinople on the state of that province, and
on the expediency of erecting a consulship there.

RETURN OP THE GREAT BRITAIN FROM HER
TRIAL TRIP.—The Great Britain returned from her trial
trip to Liverpool yeeterday. We have pleasure in an
nouneing the success of the trip, and that her compasses
were as correct as in any wooden vessel. After landing a
part of her company at Holyhead at 6 p.m. on Monday
night, she shaped her course with a fresh headwind for
Tucker. At 8 a.m. on Tuesday morning she was abreast of
the Salton, the wind up to this time having been fresh and
dead against her. Here it died away. The ship's head
was turned, and the course shaped for the South Stack.
Soon after ten the engines were put on at full speed, and so
remained without drawback for ten hours, the average rate
being fully ten knots an hour. The ship was kept the
whole night out In mid-channel. At 6 a.m. yesterday
morning the engines were turned on again at full speed,
and the course shaped back for Liverpool. She pared the
Skerries at 7.30, Point Lynu at 8.2.5, and the Hell Buoy at
01100.

EXPIAMION OP GUNPOWDER IN A WRECK.—The
principal and superintendent Harbour Muter having re-
ceived directions from the Lord Mayor to blow up the
wreak of the Resolution, lying at the bottom of the Thames
in Northfieet Hope, that officer and his men have been
making small explosions within the last few days in
the wreck and a preparation fur its complete destruction
with gunpowder appointed to take place on Friday morn-
ing next at half-put 10 o'clock. The boats of the lusrbour
master are daily surrounded by wherries and skiffs, and the
curiosity is very great to see the ingenious system of diving
and the effect of the galvanic battery in the explosions of
the gunpowder. It has been found necessary to publish pla-
cards containing the following notice to masters, pilots, and
others in charge of steam vessels navigating up and
down the River Thames The Right Hon. the Lord
Mayor has given directions for the removal of two wrecka in
Wavetend Reach, and to prevent isecidents and loss of life,
penons in charge of steam-vessels are requested to chicken
the speed to the lowest possible amount during the time of
passing the wrecks. The working hours will be notified by
the display of a large green flag with the word " wreck
in the centre.—Ctianuts ItowtAND, Principal and Super-
intendent Harbour-Muter, Port of London.' The specta-
tors of the interesting experiments to-morrow, will, it is ex-
pected, be very numerous. The grand explosion is ap-
pointed to take place before 11 o'clock.