The Express.
London, England, 1849-03-16 00:00:00

of debate proposed for the seeond chamber, the state
of state, were disappointed, as, of eourse, the question
was not gone into at any length. Prussian troops have
been advanced to the Mecklenburg border.
The Saxon ex-minister Georg' arrived here the day
beibre yesterday. His pusense no doubt, has
relation to the agitated state of Saxony. The Saxon
troops in Altenburg tare been ordered to Schles-
wig. Prasssan troops are to replace them ; and
Bavarian troops are t r supply the wa•.t of troops in
Saxony. At L.ipaie placards were posted up with
" 20,000 Bavarians to Saxony, and signed by live
clubs. Theme drew some thousands to a public meet-
ing. which voted an energetic address sgsinst the in-
troduction of foreign troops by the goeunment.
The Staats-eftssever publishes tne ministerial bills
lon the press, plaesrds, and right of Assembly.
11 It was reported in some pap!re that the action of
the ministerial decrees reforming the courts of law
had been ordered by the government to be
instead of coming into practice on the Ist suspended,
But this report is contradicted upon good authority
thin evening. On the contrary, the new organisation
is proceedu g rapidly, and daily conferences to this
end take place in the ministry of justice.
Tte Staais-Alusiger publishes an impcetant decla-
ration of Gen. Wrangel, that the public papers have
been entirely mistaken is attributing to him the li-
beral intention of relaxing in the course of next week
certain restrictions of the state of siege. Far from
that, the said a ate will be maintained in all its ri-
gour, so that net ealy meetings, processions, end the
delivery of speeches in the streets and public places
in all the circle of the state of siege, but all demon-
strations whatever whish.have. any teadeeey to dis-
turb the public peeee, will be prevented.
AUSTRlA.—Letters from Vienna of the 11th
ay that Fischoff bad already received from the wart-
inertial the indictment drawn up against him. S3OlO
expressed surprise that the criminal court had not
been charged with his cue. Meantime it was gene-
rally thought that he would be shortly set at liberty.
Serail members of the dissolved diet bad drawn up
a memorial to show their activity at the moment of
their dissolution. Schnsalks was at Vienna, unmo-
lested.

The details cf the battle of Bernina have not
arrived. It was known that the insurgents had stood
out for two whole daysageinst the fire of a disciplined
army, with unflinching resolution. Then a part of
them fell back upon Szolnok, and on the sth ass-
tallied a hot and obstinate fight there, which lasted
from eight in the morning till one, repulsing the
Karger brigade, which was obliged to take refuge on
the other side of the Than. On the same der there
arrived an immense Oslo of artillery in Ofen, and
Windsrhgrats removed his head-quarters once more
to Pestb, having received a wound, reported to be
slight, in consequence of which he tratoferred to
SAlick the command-in-chief of the whole army of
operations.
Letters from Mitrovitz state that General Theo-
dovic had concentrated at Szegedin 90,000 Servian
troops. In the same town there ere now gathered
more than 40,000 Magyar troops. The Servians are
deficient in cavalry; but they have 80 cannon, and
handle the bayonet with a resolution almost British.
The Sertian government had withdrawn their
auxiliary troops out of the Wojwodwine. Bens's
troop caught a Russian hussar with the fol-
lowing despatch to Windischgrats on him :
" The Bmperer Nicolas has been pleased to
grant Rosman troops in aid of the Austrian arms,
which are to repair to any point the Prince Marshal
may think fit. The ukase has reached my hands, and
I await your farther commands in consequenoe.—
Russian Camp, Feb. 6.—Exarizmurr."
In most parts, as far u yet known, the constitution
on the whole bad been well received; but in Prague
this was not the case. The deputies Schwestka.
Khibert, Hansehild, Staneck, Stribyl, and others, bad
arrived there, and been received with general sym-
pathy. The terminus was thronged with German
and Czech students to greet them, and a cheer was
given for the German left at the diet, and a cry of a
contres7 meaning for Stadion.
FRCU.FORT.—A paragraph in the IVaelEfort
Journal, under date the 13th instant, says :—" A fresh
note has arrived from Vienne. The cabinet of Olmfitz
declares its readiness to consent that the whole
of the Austrian empire shall enter into the Germanic
confederation. It pronounces, with regard to the
federal government, for a directory formed of Austria,
Prussia, Bavaria, and the other states of the
confederacy, according to a division into circles. As
to the national representation of the confederation,
the Austrian government declines any that is directly
elective, but demands one composed of delegates from
the different diets, to which would be joined delegates
from the governments."

DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES.
The Danish papers oontain an official proclamation,
d,clarieg that all the ports and river mouths of
Schleswig and Holstein are to be blockaded on and
from the 27th inst. The Wands of Alien and Arms,
and other plaose which are occupied by the King of
Denmark's troops, are excepted. and the blockade of
each place will ceue the moment it is tskenposwasion
of by Danish troop:.