The Express.
London, England, 1849-12-22 00:00:00

GERMANY.

We have no letters or papers from Vienna to-day.
The tolltoring are from our Berlin
BERLIN correspond Dec.ent :
18.
Two election committees have already been formed
from member& of the chamMrs fur the elections to the
Erfurt parliament. An attempt was made to unite
both 'Aces of the chamber in the central general com-
mittee, Inuy it failed, principally from the personal an-
tipathy which a large portion of the Left entertain
toward. Count Arnim. Tail nobleman is at the
head of the committee of the Right side,
while of the other side the leaning member.
are Anerswald, Simon, Von Smidgen, Von Briitineck,
Duecker, Coun: Schwerin, Harkort, Count
Djrhn, Dahlman's, B. ckerath, Camphauseo, and
others; the committees are divided into small sections
according to the provinees.
The democratc party are likely to adhere to
their decision, Li retrain from taking any part in the
elections.
The Landtag in Weimar, on the 15th instant,
declared urgent a proposition calling upon the go-
vernment to separate from the Prussian Sonderbund.
A new (clattery has entered office in Oldenburg;
its political character is hardly known yet. Tne
arrival in Oldenburg of Herr von Bally, who was for-
merly a follower of Herr von Rolouitz, but who is
now in the service of the Reichs micistry, and who
has been sent to the Ginn of Old. nburg with a mis-
sion from the Rtichsverweser, is perhaps of greater,
importance.
The Second Chamber conclucLd today its revision
of the constitution. lu no important print has it de-
parted from its former decisions. It will adjourn,
most probably, to-morrow.
It is rumoured that the King will take the oath to
Eerve the constitution on the 18. h January, that
being the anniversary of the coronation of the first
Ring of Prmnia.
On the 3rd inst. the population of Berlin was sub-
jected to the usual eensus by the police, from which
it appears that their number is at present 408,632
in 1842 it was 406,000.

BERLIN, Dcc 19.
The Second Chamber adjourned to-day until the
4th of January, 1830. Tne Upper Chamber has
adopted, by a large majority, the law for the regula-
tion of the paiiphes.
The arastitutiiinal correspondent announces that
M. de Persigny has been appoicted ambassador from
the French republic to the court of Berlin.
The Nationtil Zeibing has received a telegraphic
despatch announcing the rei•ignsii3n, on the 17th
inst., of the ministry in Wurtemberg.

TRIBUTE or ESTEEM TROIS AN OFFICER'S TROOP,
—We give insertion to the f.llowing address to Major John
Cameron Campbell, from the men of his troop, on his re-
tirem-nt from t e 9,b Lancer., which is, we think, one
that the public will read with pleasure, being as creditabie
to the men ma to Mejor Catephell:—. To Major John Came-
ron Campbell. Sir,—Under emotirt.s of the sincerest gra-
titude, and entertaining a high sense of your moral worth,
and th' many virtues you poseese as an officer and a gentle.
man, we venture, meet humbly, to tender, for your accept-
ance, our unanimous coctrotnlations upon the event of your
obtaining from her gracim‘ Majesty an additi,nal mark of
distinction to your honourable name, which will ever be
held dear in the besets of those men who felt
it indeed the prouchst moment 1.4 their live, when led
on to victory so valiantly by the undaunted courage
of their noble leader. Treat your name, sir, will be held in
the highest esteem and admiration by those who can pro-
perly estimate your merits is the declaration, individually
end collectively, of a holy of men whom sincere prayer tor
the health, happiniss, and prosperi,y of yourself and lady
shall be unceasing with them. Permit us, in condtpion, to
mention, that although the rules of the lc rvice prohibit our
presenting yogi with a more valuable testimony of our senti-
mato, we trust the name of every men atnched to this
humble shod will be counted a sufficient guarantee that the
name of Major John Cameron Campbell will ever be che-
rished with delight, end held dear to us all." This address
was tripled by every man of Brevet Major John Cameron
Campbell's troop, and presented to him on his retirement
from the 9th (Queen's Boyd) Laneen.—Britidi Army
Despatch.
A VALUABLS DISCOVERY.—A short time ago Mr.
Joseph Tuostall, of Bowes, Yorkshire, was mimed in open-
ing oat some groand on his farm neer that. place, when he
band what awaited to be a large oval ring, open at one
side, each as might be put round the wrist of a female.
A further marsh disclosed live more, of three different sir s„
and ellhaviag mach the appearance of the letter° On being
tested, they were pronounced to be pure gold. The whole
weigh 19 miaow We wink the Eason Baeampment at
Malden Castle (ote &assort ), that at Rokeby, mad the
large one at (fatherly Moor. with its large Tumulus, might
all Gard matter for mtheologiate to investigate. The three
eseampassats are nearly in a 1505 with one another, and all
adjoin the groat street or Roman road which frames Buda-
isoor.—aserkflond Herald.