The Express.
London, England, 1851-04-12 00:00:00

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ITALY.

NAPLES.
Our correspondent states, in his letter of the 4th
inst., that General Filangieri has returned from
Sicily to Naples. This has given rise to the report
that he is to be succeeded by l'rinco Ischitelli, the
Minister of War. Two men had been shot at Pa-
lermo, for having knives concealed. The final com-
mittee on British claims in Sicily had held its first
sitting, at which Mr. Temple was present. The
American squadron would leave in a few days for

GERMANY.

The German papers contain nothing of immediate
importance.
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The following is a literal translation of the French
Rex:4w against the admission of the non-German
btates of Austria into the Bund of the date of the
23rd February:

TO X. D. ANDRE, ENVOY AT DRESDEN.

The government of the Republic had entertained the
hope that your friendly and moderate representations
against the incorporation of all the Austrian provinces into
the German Band would have been taken into serious con-
sideration. The last intelligence, however, which we have
received from many quarters, as also the direct comraunica.
tions we have received from the imperial government, give
rise to the apprehension that there is a purpose to proceed
further, and that under the specious pretext of increasing
the efficiency of the confederation against revolution, it has
been determined to substitute for the confederation created
by the Vienna treaty, in order to preserve a balance
of power in Europe, another and very different confedera-
tion, whereby that balance will be entirely destroyed. The
government of the republic being determined beforehand
not to accept of such an innovation, feels itself bound to de-
clare that if it should be effected without its consent, and
without that of all the parties to the federal act of Vienna,
it will see therein a flagrant violation of treaties.
Your object in making this declaration will be to free the
government of the republic from the responsibility of the
dangers to which such a measure would expose the peace of
Germany, and probably of all Europe, earlier perhaps than
may be supposed. At a time when social order is threatened
by ao many perils, we could not, without dee •
pain, see
ace* who are the most thoroughly convinced of the neces-
sity of uniting all governments, set insurmountable obstacles
in the way of this union, and break down the barrier which
the respect for international rights still apes to the des-
perate attempts of the atemiss of antes lit pow.

Mum lot *Ws Gswera)
FOREIGN-OFFICE, APRIL B.—The Qom has been
pleased to approve of Mr. H. Jones Brooke as Consul at Bel-
fast for the United States of America ; also of Mr. William
Hare as Consul at Halifax, Nova Scotia, far the free
Hanseatic city of Bremen.
WHITEHALL, APRIL 7.—The Queen has been
pleased to grant the place of one of the Lords of Session in
Scotland to Andrew Rutherfurd, Esq., her Majesty's Advo-
cate for Scotland, in the room of Sir James Wcllwood
M!nereiff, Bart., deceased.

WIRTERALL, APRIL 8. The Queen has been
=ti to grant the °See of her Majesty's Advocate for
to James Moncreiff, Esq., her Majesty's Solicitor-
General for Scotland, in the room of Andrew Rutherford,
Fersowiappgred a Lord of Session.
Cr STREET, APRIL 11.—The Queen has
been pissord to appoint Samuel Creelman, Esq., to be
Financial Secretary for the province of Nova Scotia.
CROWN OnicE.—Members returned to serve in
thin present Parliament—April9. For the city of Coventry
Charles Geach, of Birmingham, in the county of War-
wick, Esquire, in the room of George James Turner,
inquire, who has accepted the office of Tice Chancellor.
April 11. For the county of Somerset; Western division :
RUNG= Henry Powell Gore Langton, of the parish of
Hwlsa aggitloe, in the said county, Esq., in the room
itt Sir Alsnander Hood, Bart., deceased.
COMMISSION SIGNED BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
OP Morroomaaysatan.—John Morgan Edwardes Jones,

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