The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-30 00:00:00

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PRUSSIA.—Dates from Berlin to the 24th state
that not only rumours but positive asertions respect-
ing ministerial changes had been current is
circles. It had been lanq known that General Von
Neel was at variance with other member of the
cabinet. He had several times of late offered his re-
That tender, however, was either not
accepted or else withdrawn by General Von Pfuel at
the earnrst request of the King himself. It is now
understood that, while complying with his Majesty's
wishes for the preempt, he is determined to remain in
the administration only until a successor can be pro-
cured--a matter of no slight difficulty, for two or
three influential pawns to whom application was
made declined accepting the post of president of the
council. It may be added hero that the above-named
general, by his constitutional conduct ever since his
entrance into the cabinet, has not only succeeded in
removing the prejudice formerly existing spinet him,
but has acquired no slight popularity, particularly
the citizen class and the more moderate por-
taroirorthe national trembly. It is not unlikely that
Wrangel will be his succorer. A cabinet order, re-
cently issued, is now attracting the attention of the
Berlin papers. It expenses his Majesty's thanks to
the civic guard for their praiseworthy conduct on the
occasion of the recent disturbances, and declares that
they thereby showed themselves worthy of the honour
conferred on them by the king in March last when be
placed weapons in their hands for the protection of
the throne and the maintenance of order. So soon as
this cabinet order was published, the democratical
club of the civic guard issued a proclamation to the
effect that they declined accepting the thanks ex-
pressed in it, upon the ground that it was dictated by
sentiments which had no foundation in the revolution
of March, and which are quite opposed to those for
which the civic guard of the capital are resolved to
lire and to die.
The cholera at last appears to be on the decline in
Sonigsb urg.
The first article of the Prussian constitution was
voted on tte 23rd in the constituent Assembly after
a stormy discussion. It nes as follows, reduadancies
and ell: " AU the portions of the monarchy, in their
present extent, form the territory of the Prussian
states. Tee special rights conceded to the inhabitants
of the grand duchy of Posen, through the union of the
grand duchy of Posen with the Prussian state, shall
he guaranteed to them. An organic law, to be simul-
taneously published with this charter of the constitu-
tion, shall further confirm those rights."
Oa the 24th the constituent Assembly rejected by a
majority of one a motion to the effect that no decrees or
decisions of the central executive in Frankfort should
k promulgated in Prussia until they had received the
ssastion of the above assembly. It should have been
Maul before that ministers were twice defeated
dadug the debates on the 23rd. The questions, how-
ever, were not ministerial ones.