The Express.
London, England, 1852-05-13 00:00:00

GERMANY.

NAT 10.
guise the Chambers' rejection of the royal /Iwo.
among on Thursday. last, our press preeents a =gm.
ba appearance. No newspaper ventures to
,st boldly on the subject. The editors seem ZIP
bar, crept under cover, like game when a storm is
the approach. %l. von Nlanteuffel made his re-
poet to the king on Saturday, and on Sunda the
ministers held a sitting. without the subudinstm
swig& whence it is inferred the internal
on% a the cabinet were the subject of din-
eas.u.n. Hitherto. however, nothing has transpired,
people seem inclined to hazard conjectures.
It is espeeted that Nl.vonWestphaleu will retire from
the cabinet. 'Chat DO violation of the conatitutioc
will take place is still tirmlv believed. It is also
rimmed that no dilution of the Chamber will be
moiled to. because that would be a constitutional
so, end insolve a recognition of the parliamentary
priecipk; the crown will not condescend to appeal
to electors,. But the session will be closed, it is said,
it the end of the week.
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The Awarian government has lately complained to
that of l'rip•ia that numbers of medals, bearing the
ofigs li..euth, find their way over the Upper
fo:esiaii frontier into Oullicia and Hungary,
t4arehe. base been made by the police, and several
et,raetions ut !.twlt inedlls hive been wired. Some
et the eniplow. or the Prussian government have
hvn ler having similar articles in their

reession.
The Pr,../on fio:tele states from Vienna, under
dsie of the Ati. that the liritish ambassador in that
(„I„i,a has prvsental a note from his government to
the Austrian cabinet, in which the most satisfactory
asounintvN ate given that, if Kossuth should return
to Elieland. he will not be allowed to abuse the hoe-
pitditv ationlid to him by making himself the centre
a political a:gallon.
•Ne Vienna pipers contain glowing accounts of the
sleeting of the Emperor and Czar at Peres, and of
duly reception at the Vienna Railway station. The
rat review was to take place ou the 10th.
.Hauser .diurnal publishes extracts from a
ynitotyl of the Zollverein conferences. They add
cothiug to our previous information.
BADEN. _

The Cart.rithe Ga:o7;;;ieins a circular despatch
eldreweil to the various officers of the government,
enjoining them not to recognise the religious service
snoinnd by the archiepiscopal ordinary for the Bth,
so the tmueramt, or mourning service, for the late
tinind Mkt Leopold. The ongin of this singular
MN:ruction is a conflict of powers between the go-
vernment and the church. The regent fixed 'Sfonday,
the 19th. os the day of mourning to be kept, with a
eprisl service in every church. The ordinary ap-
pv:nted the 9th, and gave such directions to the
cAry as would have deprived the service of its
opccial and impressive character. The ordinary being'
appealed to, refused to yield; hence the government
an.uLv.

TURKEY AND EGYPT.
Accounts from Constantinople to the 28th ult. are
given by the Constiteetionne/. They state that the
n:stions between the Austrian and Turkish cabinets
bid laconic exceedingly cold, and that there was
(Ito linger of a complete rueure from the aggres-
sive wits& which the Austrians were assuming On
the frontiers of Bosnia. Boss hope, however, was
entertained by the Tarts that the new Austrian
mioitter of Foreign affairs would follow a lees hostile
line of policy. The Russians, on their part, were
acting very quietly. But, nevertheless, the Porte
had been informed that eighteen Russians en-
Fneer officers had been charged with a secret mis-
sal in European Turkey, the object of which was to
ascertain the exact distance between the different
towns and villages, to collect information respecting
the resources which an army could find there, the
:umber of soldiers they could lodge, the stores that
could be obtained, and, if necessary, what roads
could be opened. These details were to be collected
es the supposed basis of the entrance into Turkey of
as army divided into three columns, the first of 30,000
men proceeding on Varna by Toultcha and Baba.
high ; the second of 60,000 men on Adrianople, b 7
Ituatsehouk and lanboli ; the third of 40,000 on Pk-
bppopolis, by Widdin, Ni..., and Sophia. All these
&been had orders to forward their reports to M.
Grammont, at Bucharest, who is to address them
with his own observations to St. Petenbargh. It
was believed, also, that another body of engineer
officers had left secretly foe Greece and Constanti-
nople, to collect more information of the same elm-
meter.
'lke news from Egypt received at Constantinople,
though of nearly the same date as that received in
France, was not exactlT to the same effect. Iliad
Effendi had been received with great honours at
Cairo; but his second interview with Abbas Pseha
was, it is said, of a somewhat angry nature, and a
rupture was feared. In several parts of Bemis. a
certain agitation prevailed, but energetic mesaures
had been taken by the Porte for repressing it.

AUSTRALIAN WOOL.

OF THE WOOL :FRADI 111 LIDS_

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Yesterday afternoon (Wedieserhy), • WirdMi of
=reseed is the Ammons. wed tre4e, se mar
weeshimii er desk,., rent des r
ia Leek Tha
Nehmase wes ea
fordimpertmat ems.
ma hem Dred, fledewde=s,
sad saw tetras is the, West Maw liefleorp Geedwra
wild. Captain Model Cher, was haw is Mb sow
try as Me meat of the Seek sedum i• Awslesio, was lee.
mamma wamiato details of redielt and Wirerithe
Islay with /egad mere pedie•hdy belle wed. Me mead'
that be did est at ap with le swimersee air
wee be as demist The weer beereeer, jpresset a
west of migraine to set as shepherds. The %sir
heeds
eosacil of Australia bows seat ewer a large maw of
mousy to this eeestry to be emodeyed M eateurare owl-
pat.*. but se yet Ude bee beam doom U ea
riot could be made to lead ewe a trosaidat-
st4e oombi rot enigma* during the neat two meths
the nest crup wield be reed: bat et yearsat eo weal
people have pee be the diatafe, Get the leek seeds*
*ye bees AW Is some imiewsee r
le
egree
KM deep together with wady • le Mead
them ; lad salmi they nodes elefiret 'WIPP of
eaugration, these hake gaud perish, Vas the iamb-
.i* lam is aew egoessehher. lie Cser) esti
owed that WM edible hove rpm salissay sea-
p:omeeet le the digging., mad Old le most thie sal the ht.
twerp oasts of the Colony, et hest IWO pews= (io-
emu% familia.) ought to be iaihwei w snips* tame if
row*. The general feeling of 1111111111011111 wan, thsß Will
Oft ta so dearer of any ultimate bee is the graft of
nod art to this country from the okay, lad GM
!hiss a mere *airway moat, width, if set promptly
mergaucally will planthe iskey mad tide
me em, la malt *per ii=fhr the bum. The
bp Me" weelatiese wee adiegied :—Motel
ohm DNA% el I awl osowied by Mr.
hemma Lassa. of Les& : " That • 'way by
sue the wool is tieb tee blowy of the Weds:
ris hem the several Avail*
i p ply derived
wM hamitabl y be wry welludyki
of the dieweisa of labors Gem digit hewing
rirrotaag, sakes elhetive memo= ow. be Woe be
tko.ao are he nor* Myer weelhble meet
tho delkitreey." Mewed to of
eessmiled by W. M. ffewier, of Ike&
lord " That a derstedem be amide* by this mg*
a 1 * wait apes the grivenweemt, to leg tea
we before them, sad to reowist Mae
A adept rah inesilarn Ywey 1111,1111
la picebet• ea early mad dieted wig* of be...
Is the Austrailea colony, the dereddies te swim of
a* Wooing gentlemen Leeds : Alm Gott, Jolla
Jguitt, jab., Swami Birchen, James Aimela. &ha Yew.
David Cooper, 0. E. Dewstbsele. W. shit. jute.
'ha* Edward Aroyd. 11•Wiesdiel • Wee.
Jo*. Amur, Thuntlis Melliessa. Jerk 'Webbiapriblillem
HIM firer Crooland, E. thavealmges, D.
Liettoril O. Forster, Willi.* Mnrjr!tll7lll._
A.. Rawl, John Atlanta% zslii....wass as=
h.,ghlk) John . iteehelele lA. T.
A. 1.11, J. liittreire. With powr
"'“bee. —1 he borough wed West Lam isisibie ewe
Tuned to accompany the deputation. The depwistise
r.• go) miumt.d to silks with ouch partite in Laniss
se lie /Me mpecially istweeted in the wa with rmisaa,
with a view to minus, their Wakes sad esermatlea.

ItEPARDIENT OF PIIIACTICAL AST.—The =wet=
,Thoootal manufeetatell, did* sf 161.1"
i'ehewil from the EaMilts of iNl,is ts bo swat is
loshlie on the 19th 91119111woofb sue. We
r.lentend the Queen has slhomml Hs skis* _immlbed 10
is the royal solllNille St Wieliert is I°
R‘,o the department, for the parrs, af sampoists with
th* firol-nt metal work exhibited, Ind INS aim ark am-
so oats to tke mows.. tht tams lame assasisa the sr
rind plkibitiee of the works of the 'Swint@ is to take
'e'• A core at lectures. aria the OM*. of 4014t0,
..vormeo by Ow works is lauswo. Is es gine by
L. Jew
Lint tem AND BOOTi WignaN RAILWAY.—
bier', of trifle for tho wash amille 91, 9, 1963
i 4,8421. lb. N.; u.s 4,80 y 11. 14s.
TWW,11,1&41. 44.