The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-02 00:00:00

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risq tour and obedtuat the ammdtatisu eecl laws ofthe
te* ankr&s:z W • mall mrportty. Several
lifelow•cor Wing is dew the animism d
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MMus hem the esurdendoom omb of
smimeclu Wad the right of free moods.
•""" eeit "last rei the liberty el are Pew
Ildrottil ofoomgag the semcluelsta of • ems
in., Dimosek bee mathecl Berlin. The
duproved prior.n the Heiser wad dash hosiers was
gaps wow%
ealsoll'd /Ma*, thia capital, ad daring the last
ar,0•__,";17,1„,,„,. npublictia tendencies have
" trier-am* vile." The well known Tea.'
▪ e th when' traaslatim of Base's " A ma's •
popular in Germany. has elm
MO▪ to. e shat' je Idorf• ranm.iyin which town he took up his
yemarrettt in Dom
awe A. h. rem,: konignaltual, Whilst taking the es
11 !unseat are making extraordimuy
Labenmeol7clier.";,l7,„%:.:°suit Med. Wif• a soma coming
eget guard aad an artillery
orgill:LhavA. b4l.l:llllnsnotived from Pandang. It is probabis
hag asiaistens asimbend an attempt to cream disturbances
owing clown public meetin is gs the
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Yeeruin, iron peolati. nary party are actively awed
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spitolin si on sevel detnoeratical
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by order o raf
the entre ritits ;
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lagi.d. L. b,,„ interpreted ia se favourable way by the
tisalocriwiustst•he last fr. y can
tb. gaymarket lint attracted
att"ti's t,h...elia.agggeatileatiadisW—thsestpsem•
ball of the P"'b &Waft. Anxious to encourage
gad at de too nodes
e the Pnasian garrament h..:
mat breed or ...a. in ortkr to atter .on how
sod Har Dyirefert le
cpte that etarkit (formerly aV. Thy pen. ,
makkihr it.,PlP!ithe (4
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foe the bassi of this country. *rho
• ego carried mi an extort ye mon
I".".naerceiraliTe-aa;ee
:hr ha -mama by this destruction of
*mow Si a one sty.
poems was rears ea the eve of being fined bum
The landed propiewre ',whim to manliest the rented
WOO to Herr Haus stanns anancisl plans (which ham
spay appeared ill Oul meth and AM MlaTi,g heaves
awl earth set only to delta; *ten, bet to upset the
wirer 'transmit, nearest or readdleas of the ansrchy
Sue mad I ash. Meantime, Herr Hansemann remains
gem, bet there are ems piens of vacillation c n the pan of
Hen Hilda, the Minata of Commerce, who, it m well
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has 1 r hal an eye to the post of the 'armee miois
it must he rat. d here, Pi the Maser of the King,
Max sating as a constitutional no march ought to so, he re.
Mei to his moisten tees ral deputations of landed nroprie•
ism that had e roc ht for inteniem is order to lay thin cola
plaids Won him.
Canary to the wishes of the King, the civic guard of
Potsdam told a scrim on the 24th (the anniversary of the
battle, near Orwhes ren, in 1813), in honour of the centtsl
exectitin. Ihe colonels, being unable to deter them from
gum purpose, ssireed, and the rt view au pained by two
"(the uric *whoring:lh
AUSTRIA.—The first trial by jury in Austria of
pieties accused of di lists of h.e prere, took place in
Iroise c the 24th ult. The sccuaed were Oscar
Fake and and Adolph Buckheim, responsible editors
of the Political Courier far Students. • Two articles
were speefied in the act of accusation : " The Re-
pahlican in the Alter Faubourg," and "The ite-
rade in V.enne." These artichs were repremnted to
contain attacks upon the constitutional monarchy, and
**Vika., to establish a republic. Twelve of the
persoiss n..med on the panel of the jury, and two on
the opplemeutory list were challenged by the ac-
cord, none be the public prosecutor. The accused
conducted their own defence. Their responsibility
for the articles they admitted; their defence was
rioted on the allegation that the public prosecutor
bad attributed to the articles a meaning a etch could
ist leirly be imputed to them. The jury retired for
half an hoar, and then returned with a verdict of not
guilty. The jury consists of twelve; a majority of
eight is sufficient for a verdict; but it was not said
whether the jury in this case were unanimous or not.
When the verdict was declared, the whole of the
spectators in the court broke out into a shout of ap-
Omse, which was caught op and re-echoed by the
crowd which thronged the street when Falke and
Back.heirn appeared at the door. The intimation
that the proceedings against Schleichert, for re-
printing the second article, were abandoned, was
received with similar expressions of approbation.
Otte readers will recollect that our Vienna corn*
ret intimated some time ago that thecontinuance
io of the minister at whose instigation these
trials were instituted was understood to depend upon
their malt.
M. onWeecenberg made his Ant appearance in the
Iron: znidtrth:. 26thto tilt. tHo
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ee Ottoman government appeared willing to make
important cot.oe,sions to the Walachian', that the
protecting powers Russia and Austria had acted in
coon in the affair. of Wallachia; and that the
Austrian government had taken due care to protect
the rights of its subjects in Wallachia.
A letter from Vienna, dated the 27th ult., is to the
following effect :
The Emperor, in • letter forwarded to the Minister of the
honor, bat • 'premed his satiates:dm at the recent sander•
take of loyalty on the part of the national guard, and at
the Mune el diseip:ine which, as an armed amp, that useful
inns'tam (nitalleAlt Mating) had alreadyebtainsd. His
Imperial Majesty expresses the hope tint the national
pith will protect the laws of the coostitutiousl monarchy,
which is vas guarantee of the true welfare of the Paha-
hod.
FRAN/LFORT.—From this city we have letters
sad papers to the 30th Aug. A correspondent says:
It was slated on the 28. h in the National Assembly that
the subscriptions n money for the construction of a German
bet already amounted to 66,000 florins, in addition to whisk
comer parsons had sent in wood, iron, sod valued, sin
neka, which would he converted into cash. It will but se.
wanabtrecl that a short time sgo Hen Auenwald, the Prete
site *Water of the Interior, mad, some observations in the
Bar* Coralment Assembly relating to the election of the
View of the Empire, which were of • nature to mks &WM,
rwineting thew olingness of Prussia to obey the eadell ma.
me m. Tror National As embly of Frankfort nomiastedamme
Linen draw up a nport Imputing MN olaannalemi Ilse
Antweald ; ant this dip the assrepeat, eethes the Sedge, of
tie committee, was preeented. It seta forth that the Assembly
experts that the venom I/overarming of Germany will entry
out its nolutiva, and that the misisteried declaration of
Asermild does not call for any daunt decision on the part
tithe Assetu`ly. TM adjourned dismission on the third
article of tueluedamental rights of the German nation was
then resumed, and after a long debate (during which several
speakers denounced the Jesuits and a Sew the Jews on 'c-
ome of the usurious Inds ake dila latter) the assembly
voted the Ilth emits, which dashed that every German
shall have lull liberty of le lief and of maiden*.' and that no
one shall he oh itrel to ansou•se bh religious opinions or to
soon Haul' with a eagles' monuanity.