The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-16 00:00:00

GERMANY.

The retnrris of elections to the First Chamber
show that tho aristocratic party will have a better
p,sition in this than in the Lower House. Professor
the doctrinaire and pietistic defender of •aris-
tocratic privilege, has been elected by fire con-
stituencies.
Letters from Frankfort state that Count Rechberg
has been appointed by Austria president of the Ger-
manic Diet, in the room of Count Than.
.►t Hamburg, the attempts of the democratic party
to commem.a•ate the execution of Robert Blunt were
frustrated by the police, who broke up the assembly,
compelled the removal of all revolutionary•symbols,
and carried off the bust of Blum to the townhouse.
The (U5...4 Gazette stoats that the Prince Regent
of Baden is about to marry an Austrian princess.
The eldest son of the late Duke of Leuchtenberg,
born August 4, Isl 3, succeeds to the dignity of a
peer of Bavaria, with which his father was invested,
so that upon attaining his majority the upper
chimher of Bavaria will include a Russian prince.
The children of the late duke are educated is the
Greek faith.

The Berlin journal Der Zeit, a good authority,
had the following paragraph on the 11th:—" We
have more thin once had occasion to announce various
preparations f +r a new customs line, to be traced on
the frontiers of tLe coalition states. We now learn
that the director-general of the customs has given
orders for the erection of bedding* for customs cane
on the Sax .m frontier."

On the 12th the monster political trial which has
filled the Assize-hall at Cologne for the last six
yeas was brought to a conclusion. The govern-
ment had come to see that the charge of treason
which appeared in the formidable " instruction" read
at the beginning of the process wu untenable, and
the main qucrion was thus out to the jury :—" Are
the accused guilty of having concerted and resolved
with other", (hiring the years 1848, 1849, 1830, and
1%.51, the exeentses d ea enterG the ob-
ject of which wee. the Ant to over-
turn the conedintim el the state ; seeeadlL
to arm the admen sad the Jabal:twat.
royal aotherityjusid spilt ewe easther rai r
this
question the INSW eri di " 1111 air Se OW
eerned Roney, wrote, Nodding, and Reiff; au
Becker, Daniels, BlAsiterdt, Jogai, Xleie, sad IMF
ace were declared to be not 010'. Tina hewed
four subsidiary issues in the Milli= Of Wilke
declared that some of the prisoners segekted en the
first count were privy to the auk= et the guilty
parties. L'pon the esupirdea of the verdant
the mart ordered the Wises et bee pri-
°nem namely, Daniels, heal. lids, and
Ehrhardt. The public pr- or the Amadei
that !Weser, Burgers. Becker, elegglibbilinedislad
be imprisoned for eight years, Reif awl ill
six years, and Lessner for three rift with deprive-
bon of civil and political TOIL sad asimmdisa
in the coats of the trial. The mat seedeemad
Rosser, Nothjung, and Boxion, to six ram; Boil 4
Otto, and Becker to Ave ; end Loremetelisee
years imprisonment; with Limited's el civil tad
political rights to the sht tint mathaed, sad late-
wise condemned them to pay by nail saddhalleas
the casts of the trial.

The recent

ITALY.

ROILS, Nov. $.
of Freed! troops at

&rho Vecchia, may serve as a maim of whit we
might have to expect upon oar own share in case
of hcetilitiee with France. Two stem frigates and
two stem corvettes, of the total power 1,400 hones
and 4,260 tem, conveyed 3,660 men in 48 boors,
from Tsetse to avita Vecchia, spinet a strong head
triad. The time employed co the wogs was a
third longer than it would have been is -favossable
weather. The vessels all iuselsored what the ode,
NA hotel the Widen without the hest buoy sr
onfellso, is stoat eight beam Ilse frigates weld
ora soh.

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ihe line. leek a wry pawkiest in the esep
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thelfrassa, are nu& at
wiles eider with whiek Soy ass traded in
Mile Mena, Some of them eirraessi le eider
rote wow mation with agT at Alms at the
Cafe del Onmeele the other emit. tat use of
the Hamm add se would weislani on
the weed" whidi enraged tbe plestgg spew
Na ass
the sims that he -Weld ea the
waiter's pig resod -I ingskieged leery indivi-
dual wheelie he IPSO IN INS set asgasinted with
the hawk langingpf • ant et lb @hookas or
I dubs d Selma IPM Ths Oats semi et the
Naar. sal ihe elms Ispirbd
Mime
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"Maki= he ewes yamr egis ma a half separeeed die
polishes, Ilows theirpot.
Oa the Sid id., abseil 1 thisozekcir= gigueCar-
ted° Paid was mined figs the of Awns.
This end has mated pest Wend la the city,
as he was a notable plesser. Should he messed in
Meted et his dialogues will, so desk, be of
as he was a reembd of the Oessdtasat
, and amu of rare abilities. Be bad been
insemenatad about three years fee his plaided
Viraid althoug the judges wits wen gimped
esilieg h upon Ws let IMO leek Mewl to
pew a swims et exile, lug Ws mime was weer
anted faro waswiss, bat be wig )mgt es fun be
hi year rattle, is pima. The sidles. net to be
baulked of a vls. bomb( of Path wage,
Nat the nest day tolmjwisse kather• who raider
la the city of
We hoar no wore of the Yaw& jot awn The
Chwesurs de %wan= law shat a geed wiry see-
tzbesiindilvidoels hi the ad.bend dDelta
awl sews Wilms undlapsasseits
in the west lave fallow AM= Is nairriag
keg wogs, through bubo tea as ap-
pease&
• bearlble affair took plasm wins near
Spawn A termer wee retarshig fra altar where
he bad sold woe pause, end epensdhle_ puree at an
week where wsnipped to rehash himself with
theseguadsrmes. He Shea set oat again with his
oasq hut soon fell is witk a poor man as the road-
side, &eerie( in a Asked flt ot ages. The Amor
put his hito the s Presentlyvered hun with his cloak
awl sem deem. be was overtaken by the
Onimme, idle had sea his pid and resolved
le lib Wm The poor
gays Imo; horrcewreok
se walk tresehay. MP his PtyPert7'
mid wee then newhesi by the welshes la 'edam
vie pat his heed miler the erbsel, as if hs had
asolantally tewited. The genderse
Whewend bsek. and the bores and wet iod esised ttheeo-
Walk. Peery and sew seek a dreasimat of AMINE
.1.108•• gulag le Pekin. he whew dm wan ender
the sleek vita bail been as elbighled st
the warthe, Motel ths Aisle swan Thewelder
&gem
fl-pd Wiz the ipeeimme. eeptsed don. end

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took them on to Paps; when the hashing, is
garrison in that tows, made ea limas* maple
by shooting them. It is Ova eat by the pews-
meet that these pains' were ;te:ds
disguise ; but h is well llama As corps
that corps
haslately been auguuntsd try all NM barseters.
Exchange on London, 494.
Our correspondent, writing. on the 10th Nov.,
states that French negoeiators were treating again
for the construction of the Papal railways, with im-
portant conditions respecting the enlargement and
t occupation of the port of Civita Vecchia
Criitltirench.
The director general of police had died, and would
probably be succeeded by a governor of Rome.
The Jews had been subjected to domiciliary visits,
and their Bibles confiscated.

NAPLES, Nov. 8.
My correspondence from Sicily says:—The Lord-
Lieutenant Filangieri is very dangerously ill, and
not expected to live. Ilia Excellency suffers from
an old wound received whilst serving under Murat.
The family of the governor had arrived at Palermo.
The authorities of Palermo have addressed the
King, hoping his Majesty will visit that city, and
at the same time assuring the sovereign the Palermi-
tans are as full of devotion as the inhabitants of
Catania and Messina, who, on the late occasion of
the royal visit, displayed so much devotion to the
reigning dynasty.
An American trader on its arrival from the United
States at Palermo, was suddenly searched by the
police authorities, who supposed she brought politi-
cal correspondence. The American consul at Palermo
has written for instructions from the American
minister at Naples.
The eruption of Mount Etna has ceased to do any
further damage, but the mountain still continues to
vomit fire and smoke.

TUSCANY.

A considerable number of political arrests were
made at Florence, on the Gth, in consequence (says
the correspondent of the Opinion) of the discovery
by tho police of the committee of a secret society or-
ganised in that town.
The Risorgiciento confirms the statement of the
e Populo, that all emigrants are ordered to
leave Tuscany within eight days.

AUSTRIAN ITALY.

'rho Hereditary iiran has arrived
at Venice for the winter, and will be joined there by
the Empress.
The Count de Chambord and his fellow pretender
Count de Montemolin are also to winter at Venice.