The Express.
London, England, 1849-05-21 00:00:00

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'masa. The rah desisisa respecting the seutissties
silly t• oohed et Omagh the ws.opeendea of the mes
owl title shell arm gook wee the etipsielisn. lissom,
ft me egg Owe* a weed sekeeerledgmmit of *seem
dbeeies time k 'mad be mitred permanently Wailes 8m
the kites. By their J. also ea the 28th tot., the Pm.
dee vernment MU eased Se ...operate with tie Atom*
fa Idegobidelog the moslistion, Wises\ the hearm hod pew
*rely dolma the right of aside. li elsoleAssiell. To
*ere esep »wok however. the gresesment taw that by es.
seat declaim the Assembly Mel net osiy entered apes •
limos which through • rtvoludes sow only had to a
aims, goal, bat had placed itself is era kruiffilly to the
Prides stasis. By amine the e +ammo sf he single
pus and the entire Derma Paths/had Is mop ens aim
eismitatice, the Arms* had • reveisdes Ally is view,
and by otiosely apriatiag the day fer the seamensm
0 the labour of the next Diet, as well es he the elsetioss of
the people's home, they warped tlie pelvises of the ser
etitatimal governmeste. The demonist is suedes theta
adduces ether eireurestemes to show that the Aerstably
bed tended its rights, and had sammed in attitude of
booty towards Preemie; espresso the hops that se Pm
aim will take say further part is the proceedines of sack as
Assembly ; and states that the government rely cm public
frisks ke the approval el their measures.
The Natioael Assembly resolved on the 17th, by a
majority ef 191 to 12, that they had no canfidenee in
the new central ministry, and that their appointment
was an insult to the assembly. Forty-two members
refrained from voting.
PRUSSIA.—Our correspondent writes:
Beaux, Met 17.
The King of Prussia has issued the following pro-
elemation to the away :
Minntsue 07 Ilia Lisa AND LAnnwasn!—When, six
'maths ago, I commanded your lorries for the protection oi
the law, the heart ot the enemy sank before year &mem
end loyalty. Without betas the revolutionary party re-
treated bete* you. la seam, keener, that party sought
W all arts of seduction to undermine year sense of duty,
hmsour, and military subordination, end thereby to 'mini-
late the Premien army, the hot sp ef the 'brace
and lawful order. Tres erimiesi MirmgM have been
brought to shame. The_ der et Deselos, Breslau, and Dus-
seldorf, where the outbreaks 1111 Welt ilhealinipllte IMO by
the viewless weapoes of yes red year overthrows,
bear mitosis to the 'timeshared loyalty sad bravery of the
Freesias army. At the present moment, La the west of the
meesrep, as well as la lOW other Oentan coantries, the
lanirrecties lifts anew its Mad. Under the pretence of Dar
man unity a war has bent kindled menet law sad order,
mese every legitimate authority ; a war against oar glorious
reuses, which the essay would annihilate ; a
war against the throes of your Kiag, which
they desire to subvert, To avert sack Mahal
attacks I have one* more appealed to my army, and salted
sat the Landwehr. Our teak is to fight sad stomper agelait
tresses, Lee, treachery, sad meassiastion. Our task is to
ore the throes from its emmereted enemies. Our task Is
la resew the fatherland from lawlessness and republicanism
Oar task is to hold upright the strewth, the honour of
Prassia, sad thereby to lay the fast foundation of the post-
ale and lanky of the German fatherland. TLis is the eject
be which I call my victory-accustomed army to the field.
Soldiers! furthermore remember the glom_ of Prussian
%may, indite* loyalty, and the centurlemeld inheritance
Ile whisk re thank your fathers Remember tke victoria
pined is the Leals.lBl3, 'l4. and 'l5, by the Prussian
stay, te lon, and you will sow approve
memelmsniennig—liFr=valour, the protection sad re-
ly. el the most presiems pessimism of a free and cultivated
meek, es the soma whey of the Prussian and German
littleMand.—Cliarletkeshorg, May 16.
It is reported that a portion of the landwehr. of
Berlin have fled to the Rhine province.
Yesterday then was posted up at the street Coy.
airs, and on the pampa and the Linden trees, the
Ring's proclamation, and beside it an ordinance an-
nouncing the suspension of the fundamental rights of
the subject, and the formation of a court-martial ac-
cording to the decree of May 10. General Wrangel
le, in ooeseguence, dictetor at Berlin.
The police are actively employed in arresting all
liberals upon whom hands can be laid. Waldeck bag'
been arrested. Yesterday the troops came in from
Dresden with green wreaths banging from their bay-
accts. The horsesof the officers killed were led after.
Deputations from Elberfeld at d Iserlohn have ar-
rived here. They asked to see the King, but wore
denied. They told Brandenburg it was a mistake to
suppose the prolet try class was at the bo'tom of the
insurrection; solid citizens joined it fri in conseien!ious
motives. Brandenburg answered that if the present
troops were not enough to take the town more would'
be sent.
A proposition was brouxht forward in the Nagle-
tent here to bold a municipal diet of the province of
Brandenburg, but there were only three voices in fa-
vour of it.
ELBF.I(FELD.—The armed republican', who. at
the demand of the citizens, left Elberfeld on the 17th,
bent their way towards Rhenish Bavarm. They
were attacked, however, by the pageantry, and their
leader, Von Mirbeeb, was taken prisoner.
WESTPHALIA.— Tezatoue.— This important
manufacturing town, which hod been during several
days in the possession of the insurgents, was taken
en the 17th by the troops of the line, who, enraged
at the loss of lieut.-Col. Scbriitter, who was killed
during the contest in the town, committed grea
excesses, killing not lees than 10 pereo: sin one house.
DRESDEN.—The new ministry is now complete,
sad is composed as follows:—Dr. Zschen sky, Justice;
Von Trieste, Interior; Von Benet, Foreign Affairs;
Behr, Finance; and Rabenhont, War.
AUSTRIA.—Our correspondent writes :
VIENNA, MAT 15.
The Emperor returned to Schoenbrunn on the
evening of the 12th. At Freeburg be dismissed from
service two generals, and put a staff officer under
arrest. On his unexpected visit to the military
&spiel at Vienna not • single surgeon was present;
he tasted the broth, pronounced it wretched, and lec-
tured the reeponeblet pasties sharply for these faults.
Carl. Prince of Leichtenetein, is gazetted as had
hofmeister, the bight at court office, which was offered
to Windischgriatz when he was hurled from the com-
mand of the army in Ilungary. Count Wrbna, the
reintive of Winducbgrate. and ex-commandant at
Pesth, is made landnegermeister.
The Peather Zeitung of the 6th contains the follow-
ing order :
The boushardment of Posei, which has been continued
from yesterday 'veiling during the whole night up to the
present hour. hu been chiefly occasioned, I am pomaded,
by the tiring of the citizens Irma the Pe.th bank of the
Danube. Shooting either in the tows or es the bank of the
SIM' is strictly lorbiddes. Whoever is caught in die Stet se'
convicted of montane will, after trial by courtesortial, min
sentence of desth.—Perth, May 6.--fereranx FATLY, sem
saandant of the garrison
The Vienna papers re_prodsee the severe complica-
tion against traitors in Hengarign edicts as a proof of
the terrorism that reigns.
Gen. Baron Csnitz, formerly Prussian ambassador
to this court, has arrived on a special mission from
Berlin, the object of which is said to be to concert
military menus a for the suppression of the revolu-
tionary movement throughout Germany.
The 4th battalion of the Deutschmeister Rest. of
Infantry, commanded by Majur Trenk at the recent
affair at Jablunka lost 200 men killed, besides
wounded and prisoners. The Ist and 2nd battalions
of the sagas regiment, who were to penetrate into
Upper *sugary, under Gen. %realest at Pelee& the
colonel, Count Babas, 17 officers, and 300 men killed.
In South Hungary things are not much better. At
Fontkirchen the inhabitants rose and expelled from
• town the Croat garrison of four battalions, for
which deed the Ban has commissioned Gen. Ottioger
to chastise them, and impose a fine cf 100,000 florins
&rem.
LEMBERG, MAT 9.—The Russians came in yes-
rday at 3in the aftenocm. An instant rise of price
I, taken place in all articles of consumption, and the
alinpkierer's eyes gladden at the gleam of Russian
gold, instead of the dingy Austrian notes. 8,00000
of silver roubles are arrived in Radziwillow, demined
to cover the outlay of the army. The general staff of
the column through Radziwillow arrived yesterday
in limey. The general of division is Sass, the
noted Circassian eater, the general of brigade is
Kolbe Scheweki, and the colonel of the Chian regi-
ment Liesehoce. Most of the officers are Poles or
Germans from the east provinces,. The corps which
eases th-oegh Lemberg is rated at 26,000 men. The
troop will continue to arrive in singe divisions until
‘ the 17th. The Pules, who sjmpathise with the
• are, By to the Hungarian frontier. Several
lem are gone to Chyrow. Other Russian
- 'rims come from Tarnopol and Tonsascha. The
Polish general, Dwerincki, who is a considerable
leaded proprietor in Gallic* is said to have asked
Count Gelachowski, the Austrian governor, whether '
e could guarantee his safety on the entrance of the
ay.ians. The governor answering in the negative,
4' tnicki Ir a left Lemberg. What a humiliating
coefesion ! the governor of Gallicia cannot protect
an A,lstrian subject against the all-powerful ally.
'Lab has been stormed and pillaged by the
Ati .1 i isn troops.
There is a report curreat that Stadion is to be
mister at Frankfort.
A great victory of the Magyars over the Russians
been reported in North Hungary, in the Arra
entry. Tais rumour probably originates in the