The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-09 00:00:00

The Second Coamber, in the sitting of to-day, re-
solved, by a majority of 147 against 141, to pass over
the debate in the address to the simple order of the
day.

BERLIN, JAN. 6.

With respect to the assertion of the reputed
Austrian despatch, that M. Manteuffel had most
urgently solicited an interview with Prince Schwarz-
enberg, and that, a few hours after the receipt of this
request, had informed the prince that ho should, by
the positive command of the king, betake himself
to Olnuitz, without waiting fur a reply, the
following details, which modify the sense of the de-
epa'cb, have been communicated to us (Cologne
Gaz.tle) from a well-informed party. The first pro-
position of an interview with Prince Schwarzenbmg
came from M. Manteuffel. But as the prince would
not coo sent to this except on the condition that the
entrance of the Austrian and Bavarian troops into
Cassel should meet with no impediment, a rejection of
this condition on the part of Piussia followed. On
the evening of the 26th Nov.,at half-past', a telwa-
phic despatch from Vienna announced, that the prince,
on the command of the Emperor, would give M.
Manteuffel a meeting at Olmiitz. Before this despatch
reached Berlin, it was intimated at half-past 10
o'clock from Berlin to Vienna by telegraph, that M.
Mantenffel, by order of the King, would meet the
prince early on the 27th. He mentioned o.mutz as
the place of meeting. Upon this the two courts
came to an understanding. The debate of to-
morrow in the two chambers is awaited with
anxious interest. On all sides it seems de-
termined to let the debate on the address full.
Many " s, ecial" orders of the day have been pro-
posed. The Vincke and Riebel fractions have had
sittings to-day, in which the line of proceeding they
are to adopt will be determined. M. Geppert will
probably propose a special order of the day of his
own party. The first chamber have resolved to
adjourn their debate on the address till the address
committee have drawn it up with the amendments,
and made their report thereon.
DRESDEN, JAN. 7.
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In the Austrian camp it is said that the execution
against the duchies will be terminated on the 15th of
this month. Before the lapse of the next week the
full complement of the plenipotentiaries will hardly
have come together. In the meantime the committees
are at work, or are rather making preparations for
their future work. The King of Prussia, it is said,
will meet the Emperor in Berlin in about a week.
Prince Lichtenstein has gone to Berlin to make the
necessary preparations.
The agents of the Hanee Towns are organising a
formidable opposition against the proposed Austrian
Zollverein.
CASSEL, JAN. 5.
According to an ordinance published to-day by the
administration, the following papers are excluded
from the Electorate : The Berlin " Constitutional
Zeitang," the " Kladderadatach," the " National Zei-
tang," the " Deutsche Reiche-Zeitung," the " Weser
Zeitung," the " Kiilner Zeitung," the "Frankfort
Journal," the " Augsbourg Algemeine Zeitung," the
6 Vereins Blatt for German Operatives," the " Turn-
blatt of Schwalm," and the "Nord Deutsche Zeitung."
At 2 o'clock this afternoon a part of the " execu-
tive" troops, destined for Holstein, arrived here. At
their head was General Legeditich. The Elector
and the two commissioners awaited the arrival of this
division at the Leipsic Gate. It consisted of the 3rd
Field Chasaeur battalion, the Ist battalion of the
Wellington regiment, and a foot battalion.

HAMBURG, Jmr. 6.
This morning both the commissioners left us for
Kiel. There will the conference they desire to enter
into with the Staadtholderste take place.
The:commissioners will give them three days to
consider the question and the course of action which
they ought to take.
The Prussian corps under General Wnasow is
moving against the Holstein frontier.

Banux, Jag. 7.—Voluntary Loan, 106 ; New Loan.
Four-and-a-Half per Cantu, 891 ; National Debt, 841;
Commercial Ma Society's Premium, 120; But
Bhazu,96.

FORGERIES ON SHE NOTTINGHAM BANK.—The re-
tail traders of Nottingham have sustained considerable lose
during the lent fortnight from an extensive circulation of
forged M. notes in that town. The notes appear to have been
put into circulation simultaneously on egristmas eve, and
were exchanged by residents of the locality at the shops of
•arioua groom, butchers, bakers, &o. Four of the utterer,
of the counterfeits were committed on Tuesday to take their
trial at the March Amine.

ADMILLIT, JAN. B.—APPOINTME
Amalgam : H. J. C. Wise, to the Athol:.
WA* : I. H. 0. Mitchell, to the Ocean.