The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-27 00:00:00

.-----FRANCE.

M, TIMM!, 11.89 A.m.
th• AfeeeelkPA Yeeterhe oh the Wed=
• taxation has lessa a severe blow egalast
toy, amd tine attitude amassed by the govern
tbst seessichas railed general elps* that it
clod 6, warns aasigatchese sides beside the moderate
O. ow my were closed, the
Oar 'stand upon the great question of a
amber or two. Its debits was opened
rSM ler dliaaranne in • speech which
Saud the warmed approbation, and was fol-
-6,,,,g by if. /catboat There in a speech which was
by so much laughter that it was difficult
yis hoar it. There are 32 members inscribed
oth epos this qnestion and 100 upon the amend-
to
wile' le bi proposed to it.
Jonah of this morning contain no intelligence
ithge*, incept what I communicated in my de.
of last night.
tt, art of precautions taken by government
',bless, to the reported arrival of Prince
le
gtheleoe, may be conceived from the
• t• A regiment of the guard mobile,
y col Aladavere, who was compromised
faba
some of Prince Louis at Boulogne and ha-
=:soul the revolution of February, has been
• quartered in the barrack of the Rae de
loth, ekes to the route which the new representa-
tive weld follow in going to the assembly. On Sun-
k,' et midnight, when it was expected that
Rue bois might arrive the next morning, this
goissot received orders to leave Paris, and at one
eat} yesterday they marched to Rueil. They were
immediately replaced by a regiment of the line.
ad,,,e, signed itaspail, has been placarded
t Paris this morning, and crowds are col-
=ee:a it at all the corners. In it he says 11--
.3,000 voiles protested in June against my =-
67,000 voices declare my innocence in
lad invest me with the inviolability of
ther repreeistetion. I wait the opening of my cachet
take the place you assign me. Ile exhorts
go gibs's' not to attempt a combat, since as
Ibir goobers are 9 to 1 they have no need to fight if
they ere united. He tells them to multiply their fra-
Imeel soling' throughout all France, not by the
thee el clubs, bet by that of electoral meetiags.
loth; he says, ' everything will be dome by
*ANL"
bother body, consisting of 677 insurgents, was
Waco Saturday night to Havre.
Dying the last few days the Minister of War
idled in succession all the camps occupied
by the army of Paris, concluding with an in-.
meow of the barracks which are being built at
the Luxembourg. Atevery point he entered into the
old minute details as to the quality of the provision',
Ike regularity of their distribution, and the observ-
ance of all the measures prescribed for reserving the
hollit and well-being of the troops. In all the
easels falai good order and discipline.
L the batten: of the Prefecture of Police a scheme
k being prepared for the erection of three large build-
ap, m which unemployed workmen can assemble,
si bs found by the embourheurs in want of hands.
Practical expositions will be made by persons of dif-
ferent trades so as to improve the workmen in their
idh moments. The projected buildings will bear the
tame "Boone des Owners."

Kam, am. 11.—Thrte pr Cents.. 101 pps; OW Wm, 141
4. tip per Omtc, 101 ppr ; after Bobs, 101 irk. Passim,
epic. tan Wu, 41 rub. eounrso. b pars. Bank al Bt. recr-
plr, 49 30 cash ;34 paper. 45elissue60 Lona% M dsys, 47 SO

GERMANY.

BADEN.—Letters from Friburg and Rostadt con-
tain accounts of the republican outbreak on the fron-
tiers of Baden, and add that a safticient number of
beeps of the grand duchy have been concentrated
Nand Friborg. Two regiment. of troops of the mu-
*, with artillery, left Frankfort on the 23rd, for
Me Grand Duchy of Baden. The republican move-
ment is beaded by Heinsen and Struve.
FRANKFORT.—The date from this city is of the
24th. The draft of an address to the German people
was discussed and negatived on the 23rd in the
National Assembly, by 197 against 173 votes. This
draft sets forth that the German people bad in per-
fect freedom of election chosen the men who were to
band the unity of Fatherland, and to establish
Deity for all ; that an unheard of attempt bad been
made to put down the National Assembly, which
entertains the hope that the German people will
sever suffer its independence to be threatened ; and
that, come enemies from whatever side they mey, the
Amicably will ever uphold its rights, and never
abandon its post until Germany has become united in
I hoe oonotitution.
Herr Stedmann, a member of the National As-
Nimbly, has left Frankfort for Berlin and Schleswig-
/101.min, in order to act as the commissioner of the
astral executive during the execution of the articles
Mks trees.
Thaquillity has been restored in Hamm and
CAW&

AUSTRIA.—The Vienna papers of the 21st have
washed us. The Hungarian deputation had left far
!run Hungary, under date Sept. 17, we learn that
brag the sitting of the Assembly a message arrived
kin the camp that an admirable spirit prevailed in
lie sway lately under the command of 'relay, and
tie (deers had declared that they will fight against
Jailadtich.

Bathyany, who, as we have stated, resumed the
e reactions of ministerial president, at the earnest soht
Ilittit4tlttehecAlneaubits has
alare ready
mPleaiedt.a to
I. ism. The • as follows :—Coloman hiesy,
ob ]lards, Szentkiralyi, Count Alexander Erdody,
a Nicholas Bay, Earn, Memaros, Deoonys Kemeny.
d m• list has been coldly received. The minis-
..k . Mid president being asked why he bad read
e mly seven names while there were eight Forte-
)- /souks, replied that the eighth was not yet decided
A ea.

It was supposed that an engagement would take
tytetweea the Hungarians and Jellachieh at Bin

PRUSSIA.--The Berlin journals of the 24th, which
lave reached us, contain little news. The Prussian
!Osier, comaumicated its programme (couched
a very vague terms) to the constituent Assembly on
12sil met. It is stated in it that the ministers will
'P~res all reactionary and anarchical tendencies, will
11Phold the rights of the people and the throne, and
till expedite, as far as it can, the drawing up of the
emetitation. The Assembly decided, on the afternoon
of the shove date, that the questions to be put to
*atm by Herr Kirchmann (questions to which we
yesterday alluded) should take precedence of all the
ernes of the day. General von Pfuel, the premier
(who le also the minister of war), stated in reply that
th• appointment of General Wrangel 11118 made by a
Cabiast order, signed by the then ministergeneorfale7rej
that the shove-named general had received no •
ilaractions; that the appointment of the was
rove matter of discipline, as it was always cue-
Wary to nominate a commander4n-chief whenever
different army corps were brought together ; that the
concentration of troops in and about Berlin had taken
Place, because that city was the central point of all the
~wsys; and the present state of affairs in and out
Germany rendered military precautions necessary;
ead finally, that he (the minister) approved of the
!Roy order issued by General Wrangel- on the 17th
MAW. Herr Xirchmann expramed his diasatisfac-
tke at the minister's explanations
The Bing has created a new decoration, intended
isdorivsly for thesoldier,who have distinguished
theesel vet in the war in ' Schleswig-Holstein.
,Ths decoration is farmed of gold, aver, or
mose, according to the importance of the service ho-
kum to be recompensed. It consists of a eras 'ar-
rogated by two swords crossing horizontally.

VIENNA, eat. 19.
Jellaehich having been named Ban of Croatia and
of the military boundaries, awakened the
aspirit which had slew, &prod as a
I.9atar elegehroachin,g emancioation to old sp-
urn. r a soldier sod an MON. Mss "
2117 d Rangui and a friend of Awl& and the
it:Fer, made it his aim to asekelhe Hee-
-11.44 119pirations. He did so by 41_01194 MAI"
ad by mtngainsilgoincrease the ballad already
'gams ' t the yam Not a little iambs and
name ,u reused in the &Meagan ameisies by
ins femoral of a government to which se national
11711dth,_ y attached, and the abolition of feudal
'art. The inhabitants of the military boundaries

saw in the Han their friend and saviour, I
and they have mine been fan** in supif I
wary Polrsoll4 !it him. Olken of the 'Tghe
rank, and wee sepeeiallythene who am
to
honours, maw in him a better paeaske flre fame
advisement than any the Mingariaafor:pmeseld I
give them. were the persons whs. by
Balkh views, aly oontribeted to his some
in the bovadand to !ea the Game .writ
Hultgaryi BY the idea that the burden warred
had mi kat upon them was the remit of
Hungarian laws. The trumpet of fame lair* thus
published the praise et the Ban, he was received with
the greatest favour, regal honours were beeped
one him, and his prey's@ was quite •
rimph. He wet the people's favour still
more by haranguing them in their ehurehes and fields
and
the by
making peat promisee. He told them that
ungarians were endeavouring to upset him
because he forwarded their risen, but that he rested
his support on the inhabitants of the boundaries ;
and they ought to show their determination to render
that support, by taking up arms, crossing the Drays
with him, and carrying death into the midst of their
enemies. By such means he soon collected an army,
which followed him to the frontiers of Hungary. A
general rising was ordered, and the response was so
general that even fathers of families answered to the
call. Some few districts not trusting to the fair
speeches of the Ban, and feeling that after all their
only guarantee of liberty was the Hungarian law, re-
fused to comply with the orders of Jellachich ; bat
they were severely punished, and had to undergo trials
not before an impartial judge, but before a committee
of safety, which, up to the present time, has certainly
passed no sentences of death, but which may do so at
any time, being unfettered by any obligation of legs-
lity or justice. Distress, terror, fear of denunciation,
the censorship, us well of words and ideas as of the
, press, such is liberty as enjoyed at present at Croatia.
, There is no doubt that whenever Jellechich is victo-
r rifts in Hungary, whenever he is strong enough, he
will lead his men against Vienna, and there will be an
, end for Austria of constitution, liberty, and the rights
, of man. Like a second Attila, he will war against
r civilisation and Germany, and the &levees will have
once more destroyed the progress of humanity.

MADRID, Sin.2ot

The plans for a combined invasion of Spain by the
Cutlets and republicans having boon ma•ured, the insurgent
coleuses are beginning to pose throw/Vibe Pyrenees. Let.
tars from Olet announce the entrance of Amettler into Cata-
lonia, at the head of a strong body of centralists. Irrup-
tions by the Montemolinists into Navarre are also reported,
although nothing official has yet been made known. Oen,
Villalosee has adopted measures for extinguishing the rebel.
lion is the Mannino, which ere producing great distress
there among elames entirely removed from any share in the In-
surrection. He walla up all the country house., prohibit. the
navigation of the Ebro, suppressing all the boats in the habit
of plying on that river, with the exception of the ferry of
Amposta, and prevents the conveyance of provisions up the
eountry.
Cordova and his accompanying generals of division arrived
at Valencia an the 16th, and after a few hours' repose em-
barked la the steamier which awaited them fur Barcelona.
On the 15th the diligence from Madrid to Barcelona was
stopped by 40 insurgents, between El °suet.° and the tell of
Juba. Two ladies and a gentleman were handed out, hut
not treated with any further incivility ; and the marines, as
many of them as could gi.t in armed, drove to the toll,
which they plundered of money and arms, and then came
back and allowed the diligence to proceed with the displaced
travellers. The 13 new battalions created by the decree of
the 16th are destined chiefly for Catalonia, where there is
already an army of 53,000 of Queen's troops. Meanwhile
reinforeemesU are directed with all possible despatch on the
principality. Two battalions of a regimes' at Seville were
embarked on the 18th for Barcelona.
The Esperunza, a Carlist paper here, complained last night
of the many murders that have been committed by the
Queen's troops on persons of all sexes and ages carrying in-
'ellipses betweea the insurgents.
The authorities of Malaga arrested, on the 14th, ten libe-
rals, who were marched off to prison. Arnow them is the
Cortes deputy, Don Carl:aim Herta a, with other respeetalie
persona. On the 12th, there arrived in that port a French
vessel laden with sans, upon which a guard was drawn oat
on the Mole, and other military precautions wars taken. The
French consul, to whom it had been represented that the
freight was destined for Italy, apprehending an attack upon
the vernal, drew 24 stout fellows from the crew of a French
ship of war for its defence. Boreal., Cortes deputy for a die
triet of the province of Mobile, was entrapped by a police-
man who went to his house with a metended message from
the captain-general of Madrid. On the 18th he was taken
out of prison sad embarked, with eleven more arrested at the
same tame, ix Ceuta.
A letter Mon Bayonne of the 18th represents the authori-
ties there es suddenly displaying much activity in thwarting
the plass of the Spanish refugees. All whom passports were
not (unite were sent off to the interior ; among the rest
.17
Iriarte, who left on the 16th. Salamanca was •
The Ceelhawiesel D. Mariano kip(' de C r Instil-
hombre of Gust Yostenaolin, has been takes near
Pont do Aromstara, Catalonia. Despatches from Foreadell,
for Cabrera, were bend on him. He was ossosysd to
Tensions.
Mar ores.
agent of the Emil h Win ot
Spanish
rred bowls, ozpirod at the 18th. His remains were in-
te
The rremilltef Ens& Is mid by the Herald° to be oath,
point of recognising Labelle. Zino del Valle is gone to
Petersburg on this business.

FRANCE.—M. Ll2OOlll Plather OP A COMM-
YVTION.-11. Plane Isesea, barbs beat shallanged In the
Nato:sal Amenably, midst the gourd kihrity et that body.
to She a definite some* of the MONK la whisk he would
orranhe the goveremimt ee the republic, his seseedingly
published his project se demseretis and sells* amenhation,
which Is marked by some aeries@ eseratrieltles. The pre-
amble Is as follows :—la pretence sad under the invocation
of God, trinity in unity, who has created man,
intelligence, love, and activity (norelligenee, ewer,
otheiri) because he has created him in his own
image, end in the name of that fellowship which joins all
nee is the same humanity f they
as i wore
the same being, as they are is truth the same
species, the Amantlrld• Natioash, tc. te."—The
td-
lowles situate may be taken as a opesimes of the
whole. Me seesentrates the three powers, re, -
tenth% mad jettlelesy, with aiehoo, bat Itroti ag
ewes-
tie! mpoteilea la the WNW topeesatation, thus : " Art. 1.
In virtue el the pelseigie ef the seweeignty of each, muti-
lated by all, the whole pospie shall great. by ens oft its
Own reperseafsdra. Who kis emoted, the state is soma.
toted for three pew, end the right at seek to make pant of
the state le eat lentil a new elestics.—Art. 2. The
people mates Its roptematetion is knows : it sampan it of
147:0111 artists, sad MIS ofbesiaass, so withal thareatt may be
f a jadielal ar seise d& body, a trebled., maybe
an westing bedy.--Art. 3. Beek of these bodes dna be
rompreed se 300 *isms directly elected by the people every
thee yews has weeks after the la of J
Art. 4. For tido pewee, three maths Mews the
the let et October, the method admiehethiem the astute
sad hadiass of whisk than be eolith thresher, the
Name a easmittee of alas motheles tle missive and mad*
the he efreandidates. Thies Woe mumbles shall be dill=
ilsom the actual is thejudi-
atkilorm tied sad them fa the mesh
& Three der hi aseeleatha ddesemmthee
shall willetek he
he INthetry the IMedie, le ell
the amok= Ste NI ef the_pedreloah tithing lime
fah dente el sele. sad messitherse as sow
Imam We all= might them datum be the arts,
three fir the merWhelsres sad essmeres, sad three
for the UMW% under whisk shell be domed all
the '°d"
—Art. 6. All Moe aspire to the ow
presealades obeli skims their &dos to the tom
mikes Middll sin, month.—Art. 7. The essimiten shall
thellosbetied order the list of the madidates."—
Crsee theedmi ef the election, which is very essaptiested,
sad whisk we holm le describe. will madam these Mike
of represethothee cesimeed :—Judielal se so
leatille
body.-3 Chombom—lst Chamber : Matheselleismemiller,
physioisek Awhile hid Chamber : Ardollesth
aim, Drawees Mite. led Chamber: Kaglems, nanimes,
biechanie—Lighistive body.-3 Chambers-Ist Ithember
Ilerellets, Medical men. 2nd (Mamba,: Peat-
eina•
osso,pesdelem• 3rd Chamber : Travenol., Mserformes,
Meathweeres.—llaesstive body.-3 Chambios.-111 Cheer
her : Moils thesemiels, Naturalists. hod (theber
Sculptor% Vi
ilyeaAear!. lid Chamber
cults/Mk Trehrwtee, Neshalrats.— Article 100.
lams doll be planted sad kept as with are is all
00111121.1111111 ef the republic. The state shall have for
its sal a s ial akar, sanammod by a cone, marraosated
by ray. This seal shall be placed in the heath'
of the astimel meselthathaf, to be appked an oche el was
ca all treatise with find, madam, sad ea all laws. Back
of the these was scot wei=seatatisa shall have for seal
am of the *Alia of , wheel unity meows. the
sad Id the moth The emends) body doll ham for esel the
ylheer gr heel profile the leeldethee=athe use
or 11=loo the tomal triangle the
the weft meow ile eredle,the circle, surrounded=
rem. The meld ash Mimes three bodies of the aatiosal
xeseemedeitt be w
aritihe he
ectaads cf the menthes
Iflesthe, Sen. 24.—THE Akin-
meats Parar—The 18th
waive:wry etaemorable
ime el NA, _UM the days pere ledger
demo te Berth. somseseed ea the rerd. 'rho
ameba wee whited is with peat 31.4 gal
hider maim& le *signets • ens aids pasha mut=
hose= Ikamoth mead
la the 'ANY. dwelt ef 111.1=1 sad
ith the Alas el the hseeshol• the oserehries at
the milks et rams and all the
ek=llo•l=the elathlthol sithillo ass Ithokal to
the palish la that er ebbe hie Wisely was le resat the
sewn to th:=6111•0 el the elde meth eithe pee-
dams. • deem 11111 mated la
.wad memo tithe
mh, sad saw the realemale el the
ass.
awl hem mmed ia the orb, ho
wthmefothi h 7 the Qum. the Dale ef thi=4
de Plehiss, sad the Prisms Chithells and seeladel by a
bawd mite, took his seat ea the thecae. At die ameest
▪ the legs were lowered, die heads of the &theme mai-