The Express.
London, England, 1852-01-16 00:00:00

GERMANY.

Tho following are two royal decrees
the Prussian Council of State:

REVIVAL OF THE COCNCIL OF STATE.

I. Upon the report of the Miuistry of State of the 2,1
inst., 1 assent that the Council of State shall be attain edit
into activity. 1 have confided tho vacant peat of !'residua
of the Council to the President of the Ministry, 13,,un to
Montt uffcl, for the present. I expect front the mini,ttr
neec Bury propwails relating to the purpose fur whico
Council of State is ' ed, and the other requisite ineaqir,
connected with it. FREDERICK WILLIAM.
Charlottcuburg, Jan. 12, 18:f2.
Von MANITA'FFEL, Volt ItAl'MEa,
Von der Ila V UT, Von W Est I'll A L
SIMIJNA, You BOULLbt'll WIN..
To the Ministry of State.

fraying resolved, according to the proposal of the mill
to allow the Council of State again to assume it, m
hereby confer on you for the present the plus of !
of that body, which Las been for a long period
hare communicated the appointment to the n3itii-try.
FREDEltleli
Charlottenburg, Jan. 12, 1/142.
Von MANTEUFFEL, Von Ital.Nttit,
Von der llayuv, Von WEsreit t t.r N
Sistmss, Von Dosim.stitais..
To the President of the linistry,ll.tron Vuu
Manteuffel.

General von Bonin is likely to be appointed P:.,
sign Minister or Var.

SPAIN.

MADRID, lAN :
The military execution of the ring-leaders p
day afternoon has sufficed to restore order is
discontented regiments. The Government Is li. ,
or pretends to believe that it was instigated
partizans of Narvaez, some of whose military fen ~•1•
were ordered to quit Madrid last night without ,;:r
preparation. The unhappy victims of the into::.;
were shot to death in the Camps de Gual,.
yesterday afternoon, with all the formalities of Th.
military code. The Minister of War, General law.
Nandi, afterwards harangued the troops, and
them to take care not to let themselves
dueed by ambitious men, who would take cm..
be out of danger, and let the poor soldiers expo 17,
their crime. The Capt.-General, Armen), then sis,:
He said that the rigour of military law had he en
plied to men who had broken their oaths. ll:quire(' the most implicit subordination, and the
strictest discipline, which he was deternms 1 to
maintain at any east. Notwithstanding the ohom-
ing state of things, the government has not put the
city} in a state of siege, as was expected.
Yesterday no newspaper, except those ad4:iete.l:,
the government, were permitted to be Minsk,- .1
into the barracks. The—rsigime contained an art...,
addressed to the soldiers, explaining that the favours
they demanded had never been granted in similar vie-
eumstahees. It was observed that all the generals al:,
were provisionally employed were all either pers.:l,l
enemies or rivals of General Narvaez. Balm.
de Meer took command of the district of the pal s-e,
General Pavia of that of Avapies, General Coneha
that of Rilboa, &e. General Prim, who he,
been some time suspected by the authuriti,,.
has been exiled to the Canary Islands, an 2
General Ortega, who is the special object
of hatred to the Minister of the Interior, has
ordered to the Philippine Islands. Brigadier Pin-
zere, a favorite naval officer, has been sent to C.V.
thagena. The Cortes are to be dis.solved, and I au'
assured that the decree abolishing the constitutiou
about to be promulgated.