The Express.
London, England, 1848-03-14 00:00:00

Itbt eroun.

The Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Frederick
of Reese, attended by Mr. Edmond Mililmay, honouted the
performance of the French ploys with their presence, yester-
day evening,
The Marquis of Salisbury had an interview with
Sir George Grey, yesterday, at the Hutnii-office.
A deputation from the Peruvian bondholders, con-
sisting of G. R. Robinson, Esq., M.P., James Capri, Esq.,
and W. P. Robertson, Esq., had an interview with Viscount
Palmerston, yesterday.
Lord John Russell arrived in town, yesterday, from
St. Leonard's, Hastings.
Mr. Charles Russell had an interview with this
Right Ron. Edward Strutt, yesterday, at the office of the
Commissioners of Railways in the Board of Trade.
The Earl of Eglinton and Mr. M. Bell, M.P., had
interviews with Sir George Grey, at the Home-affiee, yes-
terday.

DEPARTURE OF THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF
MonTranatru.—The Duke and Duellers of Montpensiee
left England on Thursday last, for Ostend, on their route to
Germany.

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CHARTIST DEMONSTRATION ON KENNING-
TON COMMON.
In consequence of the adjournment of the Trafalgar-
square meeting of last Monday to Kennington-common, the
morning of yesterday—the day appointed for the re-assem-
bling—was marked by considerable manifestations of excite-
ment, both in the neighbourhood and elsewhere. We
noticed in our publication of yesterday the preparations made
by the police authorities to prevent a similar scene of con-
fusion to that of last week, and it now only remains to say
that those arrangements were carried out with the utmost
vigour. About four thousand police officers, about one
Lundred of whom belonged to the horse patrol, being
mounted and armed with sabres, were in the imme-
diate neighbourhood of the scene of action, in readi-
ness to be called out at a moment's notice.
Large bodies of the force were quartered at the livery stables
near Kennington-cross, at an academy in Bowlinftgreen-
street, and at various other places where accommodation
could be obtained.
At an early hour the anticipations formed of a riot
appeared likely to oe justified. A large number of persons,
proceeding from various directions—the greater number
from the opposite side of the water, might be seen making
their way towards the scene of action, now in little groups
discussing grievances, and apparently having met with " a
purpose" m view; while the object of others teemed
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the former had announced its intention to withdraw io 'be comprised' in throwing ridicule upon the
its capital from the Prussian Bank. In fact, the go- BRUSSELS, MARCH 12. proceedings of the remain& r. Several disturbances took place
vernment has no capital deposited in that establish- The violent and unjustifiable, if not illegal, expul-
in the neighbourhood before the commencement of the bust-
ment. An official contradiction has also been given sion of Dr. Marx from the Belgian territory, has given ness which had been the pret( at for the assembling of the
to the assertion that the Poeen Bank had ceased to rise to severe strictures on the government, both in mob At about ten o'clock • baker's shop, situated in a
little sweet
eoz, theiieenolurrsareteeensidwe
wee
ef
tt.enhe.econminmoon
discount bills. The Marquis de Dalmatia, immedi- the Chamber of Representatives and the town council, amndtre
ately after he received intelligence of the recent of Brussels. The Moniteur Bette, of this day, at- sthto:kdkoyf
abrlp
aawd.dbi
met rkiebre,tsedshaompon:gtanaLlateserizedin
the
Peckham populace; was
events in Paris, sent in his resignation as French tempts to explain away the facto, but it only makes
ambassador at the court of Berlin. matters worse, inasmuch as it acknowledges that when upon, and property stolen to the amount of 1,0001. In this
It appears that the orders given for Prussian troops that gentleman and his lady (who is the sister of the iestance, however, it is satisfactory to record that eleven of
to march towards the frontiers have been revoked. governor of Pomerania) were brought before the the ringleadllanwelereektakiein into eusftolii
led .
.4
form-
In
an order of the day, published at Coblenta on the or cursor du solo that functionary declared that no inAttheboLet assembly hati'mtLrmar a
goodly
°mshgow in point Of num
6th inst., it is stated that his Majesty, in consequence offoice had been committed of which he could take bis upon the 'common ; and notlong after that hour
of the recent events in a neighhouring country, has cognisance; arid, moreover, the jugs d'instruttirm, the the heads of the meeting made their appearance upon the
called out the reserves exclusively for the protection next day ordered them tobe set at liberty immediately. scene, eserrted by a large concourse of persons who were
iof the Rhine province and the fortresses, and that Notwithstanding all this, the government ordered cheering most vociferously. A waggon had been prepared
the Landwehr will not be called away from their both to be expelled in the most summary and arbi- sfosilaowtezp:ra.rymbatinWiaoritat,haen.dotistlOun
had strength
,tthreenoratit,ornfzeoiennetet;
homes until the independence of the country is really trary manner from the country, and although the raise themselves to many
places of honour! The proceed-
menaced by an attack from abroad. Should such an ifonitenr is totally silent on that subject, the order Mee then commenced in due form.
event occur the King expresses the hope that every was obeyed to the letter. The Muniteur acknow- Mr. W. G. M. REYNOLDS, the person who had at the pre-
member of the Landwehr will rally around his sore- ledges, too, that Madame Marx, who is a highly in- what meeting sh_Ler forth. Petroullylje
ce:gginore,ciloioil,
reign, iu order to oppose a foe who threatens to die- tellectual, accomplished young lady, was detained all ta.tsinP!' '
to lsay,ny he occupied presiding place. The sweet
turb the peace of Prussia and Germany. night in the common gaol; that she was at first placed voices of the crowd were then bushed, and they were pre-
A numerous meeting of the inhabitants of Bonn was in the room set apart for all the disorderly female Tailed upoa to stop the shower of brickbats, lump* of turf,
held on the 9th instant, in order to draw up an ad- characters arrested during the night, and that subtle- and other missiles, with which they had been keeping up a
dress to the King, after the example of several quently she was brought into a room where she had desultory
enaenodfplegful warfare whilst waiting for the cons.
Rhenish states. Resolutions similar to those passed for her companion during the night a woman who was meAceeZgatinisztpthen commenced his address, by urging
at various meetings in the Rhine province were arrested for an assault. I may add, from an authentic 'on the crowd the netemity of peaceful proceedings, in order
agreed to. source, thatboth Dr. Marx and his wife were grossly that the police might aot have an excuse for an interruption
The Dannenberg cotton factory at Berlin, which insulted by the agents of the authorities. They similar to that which disturbed the hannonylc,if, th 4, " mag-
employed several hundreds, has suspended work. It I were conveyed to the Belgian frontiers, and , nilleenet 02. tonttei mnTeihtwo lketrers, to neither ••lil wiatZe"
is said that the King visited personally a few days ago :di iven out of the kingdom under the paltry i st'el'Artiod to
say,
he had received an answer ; he bad ad-
the proprietor of the Borsiger foundry and machine , pretence that their passports were not regular. Now, I dressed the one to Mr. Charles Cochrane, on the subject of
factory, where not less than 1,200 men are occupied, I there are some hundreds of foreign residents here, his withdrawal from the proceedings inTrafalear-square ea
and urged him not to dismiss any of the workmen, I who are in the same predicament, their long resi- the previous Monday, and the other to Sir GeorgeG.
promising to make good out of the royal treasury any 1 deuce in the country having made them careless dems:dimmer
eafreomortabe
resignationgoverncoerntf
eaLiemer:edis re
power.abo Helenf
loss which might accrue from keeping the works ' about having all their papers quite en rivle, and, more- the t T
At toil juncture in Mr. 1. noh!s's widres:a interruption
going. over, the police authorities themselves, when they took clic! in consequence of the sudden appearance of a
Letters from Posen up to the sth inst. state that take away one's passport, are not always careful to waggon, similar to that forming the temporary hustings,
emissaries from the Polish emigrants were secretly replace it by a billet de domicile. This violent step and drawn by two hones, approaching from that side of the
at work in order to create a commotion. It appears, on the part of the Belgian cabinet, aggravated by all common neatest tioe the Morns Tavern.i A rush of the crowd
however, that it has been resolved to wait a little, to the concomitant circumstances, has made a D
• ainful lemntiti'edetlYtemi7 leg, at oncelace
as as tfitienedsnoTthec°ausmtemm'bly by
see what turn affairs will take before any attempt at impression on the foreign residents, including the identified
of a tricoloured flag, which one of the persons in the
producing a general insurrection is made. Some English. In the Chamber of Representatives yesterday, wagg.in held aloft in triumph. The two establishments were
slight disturbances occurred at Breslau on the sth M. Bricourt gave a detaileitaccount of the brutal treat- at once united by common corrent, and the speaker pro.
inst. The military were immediately called out, and ment of Dr. and Madame Marx, and in the moat aeded. with renewed energy with his address beneath tb
u.nons were planted in one of the main thorough- energetic terms denounced such conduct. repubMr.lican
REYNO stand.
Lthen proceeded to complain of the cpi-
-1 fares. All public places of amusement were closed The Minister of Justice, instead of meeting the theta which had been bestowed
sees, up9n the last meeting by the
iby the police. The disturbances were renewed on charge—kw F.uch it is—against the government, said i1e,„„,,,.
.„ -
: who hod at.,,tnatiee,' r.-: oreemb'; of work-
' We Milo riming, sad moral Colliiioal reek place be- 'be woo USA enter into any explasimieut Os =UM kti iiise rellas, sod "ailag,". Be ors awn!!