The Express.
London, England, 1849-08-02 00:00:00

would be desirable. As it is to be tried again, we
giviag any view of I', bat leave the reader
Warn his own einem.

BAVARIA.

An uticle of great interest appears in the New
Mu;whiter Zeitieseg. The official &erecter of that
Jona imparts to the views expressed in the article
mpretiag the relation of Bavaria towards Amick
a the one hand, end Fracas on the other, an ha-
ndset Character. The article is as follows :
Tie 'Kiwi's], obstacle to • satisfactory solutios of the
robin' of the Oman essititution lying in the relative
f• • Austria and Prussia, it has hems, and continues
so be, tie day and interest et Bavaria to avert the impending
anon between tam powers. The most immediate source
sielanger Is the peigibilhy that Pnesis may refuse to makable.
WEN die Guist Aathoriry any Loner. and endeavour to
sibs tee. This wseild not only 46
_judo dissolve the
Wawale Cosfederstios, bat repose Gunny to the risk
senile laterssience is the tottlement of its eaestintios,
kr rte treatise of 1615 an the groundwork of the
autism Europese system. Beek being the case, the
feat object to be aimed at is a general agreement respecting
as interim sentral authority tone substituted for that which
at present sante—of sewn with its cosiest. The lider-
a diploissie soles between the courts of Vienna,
raaad Cilia, winch bas bees ia motive progrem during the last
Ire weeks, ha, rather waded divert &resins from this
ebject than to accelerate its attainment. To cosaterset this
endeacy, persona isterviews have taken Moe at Berlin
lessees the surge of Austria, Prussia, and Bavaria, in the
teen* of which the following peoposals wets submitted on
the part of Asstria:—Austria sad Prussia shall imme-
diately undertake the direction of the affairs of
Germany, I. ovine it optimal to the rentsfung Ger
man prwers either to concur in the election of a
third mean, r of the mend authority, oe to delegate full
authority to the two great 'titian sir • Mired period.
Prussia shall die se whether it will serene • prince of the
royal hoe's or • asimster toast for it; nod Austria will fol-
low the scampi of Prune. Finally, Prussia shall have the
choice of •he loselity whi.ll is to be the seat of this provi-
sional contra government. The Bavarian minister, autho-
rised by Menem declared the assent of Bavaria to these
pores* sad rimancied on its behalf any claim to take
part in the astral goverment, or in the election of a third
member. Bs. Prussia declined to enter into the proposed
imagnment. Pnesis went so tar as eves to refuse an 'split
eit answer to the proprsals •ill such tints as Austria should
declare is express terms that it recognised the establishment
id the Hahn draft ors constitution for the whole of Gee-
may as compatible with the treaties of uni n of 1815.
Beek a decl sra•ion Austria did not give, tad could not give,
far such • declaration would have been equivalent to its
entire separation from Germany, and the disiolution of the
Germanic confederation. Consequently the oral delibera-
tion on this question remained—assuredly tbmgh no fault
of Bavaria—without results, and Prussia indented its
determination to reasw the interchange of diplomatic notes.
Germany tb Wm. at this raiment, has so longer an effi.
mint metro of *Mien ; for Prussia no longer recognise. the
authority of the central power, and hoc the substituti
of a new one in It. place dependent upon impossible coneli•
boas. Bavaria did nut insist by any means that the rest of
Germany should put a stop to the work of completing its
ethetitutith till Austria was in a condition to take
port in it; hut Bavaria felt it to be its duty to
Iselst that the future participation of Austria in the work
noted Pot be rendered impossible, or Austria be finally
separated from Germany. It was the more savoury to
assume a firm attitude of resistance on the se points, as
thee, pr,visou of the Berlin draft of a constitution, which go
to 'emirate Aurria from o.rm.ny, *third good grounds to
Btharis itself of grave apprehensions. On inis account con
fi lentisl "segetiatioos were commenced at Berlin, with a
view to obtain modiflcatioss of the projected constitution,
without the concomio tof which Bavaria could not concur in
recommending it to the diet. Ropes have been field
out that sissy of them molitintithe will be °on-
ce !sit, hut toe smog important among them are cot of
this number. While en the one hand Bavaria is of opinion
that sufficient security for the efficient exert toe of exectrive
authority, wall be afforded by conferring upon Prussia the
presi leney of the collage of princes, and the power of carry-
ing their resnluti•ins into effect; Pruwis, on the other band,
insists that the Nine of Prussia for the time being shall be
recognised as the imperial head (Reichs-vorstand) of the
college of prince' (in which Prussia is besides to be repre-
seated by • delegate like the o her states), and be in-'
vested with suthnri y to conduct all negotiatiths with foreign
stain, to decide upon -peace and war, to take measures for
Maintainir g the internal tranquillity and order of the con-
federation, and to have the sole command of its armies.
Further, while Bavaria maiden it essential to the prosperity
of i s subjects that all regulations respecting the acquisition
of the rights of citizenship and the protection of domestic in-
dustry shell be left to the Bavarian legislature, Prussia in-
sists cant these rangers shall be regulated by the imperial
diet, in which the Bavarian dinging, as it is well known,
are only a minority."