The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-20 00:00:00

GERMANY.

AUSTRIA.—The following is our correspondent's 1
letter:
VIENNA, Aram 15.
The news from Honorary coctinues unfavourable for
the imperial army. The Hungarian have not only
taken Waitzen, but they have also taken by storm Sr.
Thomas, the fortified camp of the Servians, defended
by 25,000 men and 40 cannons.
Neatly everything is cor.flrmed which I wrote to
you about the movements of the Magyar army.
In the suburbs of Pesth the Croats began to plun-
der some days ago, and their commander decimated
Aso. The Megyars did not enter Petah, but left a
our of observation Wort the city, while their chief
hove seem to have crossed the Danube.
Whibeligratz win, I understand, bemuse minister
and minister of war. General Bohm has
VaTointed civil and military governor of Vienna.
I meld not get any tidings about the merits of this
gentlemen, but he enjoys the reputation of being the
roughest man in the whoi.e army. Stadion, as the
official papers say, hat not resigned, bat only taken
leave fora week. Now it is singular enough that tt o
most important man of the whole ministry leaves his
post just when his presence seems the must necessary.
Pipitin has taken Stadion's portfolio as
ander-secretary: It is rumoured that all ministers
think it now wiser to pacifiede that to continue war,
bat that Windischgrii.z and the msjority mom-
mend to give Hungary 'the constitution u it was
before March 1848, while Stadion wishes to let them
have the octroytd constitution, and to enforc3 his cen-
tralisation scheme'.

The letters from Peeth and Vienna in the German
papers confirm our last advice, of the encoestes of the
Hungarians at Waitzen and of the destruction which
threatens the imperial army before Comoro. There
is positive news el events, the details of which, and the
manner in which they were brought about, are still
withheld from public notice. The Ben of Croatia, whose
position was of late on the railroad line leading from
Peeth to Albert and Czegled, that is to say on the left
bank of the Danube, is now most suddenly fouud to be
°tithe right bank of that river. Nor is it probable that
he would have quitted his former position and crossed
the river unites compelled by a deft at. The Hun-
garian generals Vetter and Dembineki, follow-
ing in the wake of Baron Jellachich'e corp.,
have likewise crossed the Danube, and occupied
Wesseaburg ; in other words the Hungarians had
turned either wing of the Austrian army by a &irk
march, and Buda-Perth, which a few days ago
formed the centre of the operations of either army,
is now in the rear of the scene of war and of the
Magyar forces. The imperial army besiegiog
and which besides has been weakened by th )
eseeour which its commander, General Wohlgemutb,
was obliged to send to General Ramberg, who en-
deavoured to oppose the approach of the Hungarians
from Waitzen to Oran, is now exposed to • three-
fold attack from the north, the south, and from the
garrison of the Wren itself. The country sur-
rounding Comoro is all but in the bands of the
Magyars, and Comoro is but 20 began distant from
Vienne.
The news of the death of the Austrian General
Lintz is confirmed by this da)'s post. He was hit by
a bullet, in the streets of Waitzen, and died at the age
of almost 70 years. The imperial party amongst
the inhabitants of Pesth are quitting the Hungarian
capital and flying to Oran, and even to Raab and
Freeberg.
FRANKFORT.—Our intelligence from this city
reaches to the 17th inst. On that day's sitting of the
National Assembly the demand of the Baden govern-
meat to be allowed to imprison one of the smashers Si
the Assembly (Herr Peter), on the grimed thst he
took part in a republican Insurrection Let_ year, was
sujsstsd by alarge majority. The As passed
to the order of the day on the modem for the issuing
if letters-of-mama against the Dew.
The Marisa government has ordered 240 out of
the 460 Austrian artillerymen in garrison in Metz
troisceed direct to Hungary. The 240 are to be
men.

SECOND EDITION.

From the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT.

WAR.OFFICE, Aron $O.
6th Dreg. Gds,—Link. B. BICIMAIRAPT to hos*, vies Menders, wh,
resigns the adjutancy only.
Srd U. Pram.—Paymwe. J. IL Cur, from the 25th F., to be pay.
saran, vice Ures. , dee.
4th Lt. Drmm —Cornet F. C. FORD to be lieut., by par , Tredetoft,
who rets.; B. J. Eustis, gent., to be cor., by pox., vice Ford ;
Pare. T. Ilona; ILI; from the 45th F., to be mug., vice Graves,
who exchanges.
7th U. D. age.—Em. J. Mem; from the Ist Foot, to be eor., vice
Ileathame, who exchanges.
let Best. of Fuot.--Oarnet W. P. IIIATUODIT• from the 7th Lied
Drugs., to be ens , vke Aytoun, who exch.
4th R—Paymeet. W. G. H. Cusroax, from the 73th F., to be pay.
ma., Tice lumbers, who exchanges.
Bled F.—See. Lieut. h. JRNILI24I to be adj., vise Lord Oreenoek, who
mire the adiateneY may.
25th F.—Pejmmt. C. B. NAVAL, from the 4011 F., to be popsies;
Moe May, app. to the 3rd Light Drop.
30thM. Ciatesr, Gent, to be ens., by par., vice Carriage);
who retires.
39th F.-s.ns. W. H. Ma to Dead j., vise Heoltein, promoted.
40th R—Lieut. Y. W. lbxramos to be paymaster. Mee Naylor, app.
to the Nib V.
42th V.—Capt. L.
G. Room to be major, by par., vice Cotton,
mem.; Lieu% L. BeLLuas, to be cap; by par., vice Rainey; Ens.
IL Bock; to be lie t., by par., vise Bellaire; It. D. Asrurt, gent.,
to be ens, I.v pun. vl • litedte.
CM NARK; gent.; to be ans., by par., vim Shells, prom.
in the 53rd F.
65th F.—Farg. J. S. Gnaws, from the 4th Lt. Drip., to he sari.,
ant Hunter, who exch.
72nd R—Garrison thej -Moire H. Booms, St. Ames, Butegoes, to be
quarter-muter, Tint Lindsay, dec.
7341F.—Paymeeet D. F. Cesium; from the 4th F. to be paymaster,
vies C Muni, elm exch.
117th F.—Lieut. 11. Tomes, from 37th P., to be paarternuetcr, vies
Gibson, app. trid
With F.-4. 'Users*, gent , to be ens., by oar., vies Bayley. who reL
90th F.—Lieut. T. Sem, to be coot, by per, vise Stec-2W ing- •
beret, who ; Nos. W. P. Tutus., to be fleet., by put., lice
smith ; H. Poseres, gent., to be ens., by par., vise Tiding.
Met F.—Lieut. W. T. L. PsTrusort, to be me, by par., vie Love,
who ret.; Ens. R. V1111T11.14 to be Brut, by par, visepith
Patterson.
F.-241. W. Bosoms, to be 1ient.444., witto it ar„ vise Gre-
gory. 4 reseed; Capt. T. IL LOVM lobe maj orice ; Lieut.
intrude to be eapt., .vice Lovett; En; R. Kneen to Os
Beat. vice Shelton; TO. etuninnt, Is been , vice Oren.
UNAITACIIIM —ilia. C. Corm; from Mar, to be lieut..coL, ty par.,
Maxiossneva.-lAeuL.eol J. C. Slum opal of Una; hAs been
perzettledto retire from the army by the sale of his commission, be
beteg about W become a settler la Canada.—Tbe names of tin
ens. app. to Om 6th F., are C. Price, net C. W. Price, as previously
stated.
ADMIRALTY, Arms la.
Corps of Royal Marinea.—fierj,Maj. 3. Jarrsar to be see. lieu'.

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April 17.
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