The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-26 00:00:00

RUSSIA AND TURKEY.

LAters from Vienna, dated the 210, state that
Russia will not persist in demanding the extradition
of her suhjt etv now in Turkey, provided no menacing
into faretca takes place oa the part of a certain great
ivstern piwer—Bugland.

GERMAN Y.

AUSTRIA.—Vienna dates are to Oct. 21.
Ti c ministry hes at length, slur much hmitation,
resolved upon promulgating a provisional oromize
tine foe Hungary. Tuffs memure seems destined to
operate during the continuance of the state of siege.
Its advantages are limited to the definition
of eaci functionary's activity, which is, in
me far, a benefit, that each petty Want
will have his tether, and a step will be put to the
present confusion of oppression. The provisional
orpuierion is purely admiaistrative, and contains no
prorsiou about the diet or the diets, &brut elections
to the Reirhstay, or any other representative areem-
lily. TI.C6C provisions will, therefore, have to come
out at the ramp time with the other constitutions of
the provinces of the empire.
Radetzky he been appointed governor-general of
the Lombard-Venetian kingdom.
General (Laskowski, commander in Venice,. is ap-
pointed governor of the fortress of Olmutz, the pro-
yeted works of which are to be finished. General
recliner is to go to Venice to take Gorekowski's
place. The remarks with which Lloyd notices this
app 'intellect are worthy of notice, as exhibiting the
conecieuenees now uppermost of the shame
which the Austrian government has incurred in
the eyes of Europe by the Hungarian executions.
" (Lmeral Peckner; it is laid, " wai,due.ng the years
frost 1834 to 1838, commander of the Austrian army
of occupation in the States of the Church, and by his
humane conduct acquired great popularity."
The report spread yesterday of the condemation of
l'aul Nyars at Path, has not been confirmed. So far
from that, Paul Nyars hes not been arrested at all, it
seems. Count Clete= Raday has been condemned to
two years' imprisonment. Large divisions of
troop+, with numerous artillery, have been ordered
down the Danube, which has given rise to the
rumour that these demonstrations aro egaint Turkey.
The Pretv contradicts this report, and ascribes these
warlike dispositions to causes which affect Hungary
alone. Bar ,n Sehringer is expected in Frith; and
the publication of the ordinance affecting the
future organisation of Hungary wiil probably
take place on his arrival. Nothing certain is yet
brown about the amount of indemnity destined for
the possessors of Kossuth notes. or whether they will
pt any compensation at all. The amount of notes to
be given in being, in fact, not yet known, and the
term for their delivery being indefinite, the rate of
sompensation has been named by the papers rather
prematurely. I believe, myself, that no indemnity
whatever is intended, and that the talk about it has
been encouraged by the government, just as the ru-
mours about the clement treatment of Hungarian
primers were encouraged, merely se an incentive for
renender.
The people get rid of their receipts for surrendered
‘ tomtit notes at any price. Dealers in champagne
my that their customers offer them payment in this
paper at 80 per cent. discount.
la addition to the Dalmatians, Slovaks, and Ser-
Time, the Ruthenian' have also presented's petition
le the emperor, praying for operate nationality, &o.
PRUSSIA.—Oar oseresposdent writes:
DID.LIN, Ocr. 23.
M. Wangenheim left Berlin yesterday evening,
after having resigned his place as representative at
Hanover in the Verscaltungo-Ralk. Having protested
against the.convocation of the Roieleslay, he felt that
he could no longer, with consistency, form a
member of a council one of whose thief aims was the
'Reim of that assembly. It is expected that the
plenipotentiary of Saxony, M. Zeschau, will follow
I very speedily the example of M. Wangenheim; and
' 3 that then the Vencollwip-Rath will be definitively
dissolved.
BAVARIA.—Movicu, OCT. 19.—The eleetro.
telegraphic connexion between this city and Vienna
will be completed by the 14 of December, and it is
believed that it will be opened to the public on the
use
BA
da.
DELI.The official Mutts peblished on the
18th instant the announcement of the Grand Duchy's
adhesion to the Prussian alliance, concluded on the
24th of May, 1849, especially in what concerns the
federal tribunal of arbitration. The convention will
be submitted to the assembly of the states.
FRANKPORT, OCT. 22,—0n the 24th instant the
electric telegraph between this city and Berlin will
be opened to the public. A despatch up to twenty
word+ for the whole way will oast four rixdollars, and
24 silver groats, and up to 100 words 14 rind. and 12
silo. gr. A shorter despatch, between Halle and
Frankfort, up to 20 words, will cost S rind. 12 silver
gr.; from 20 up to 100 words, 10 rind. 6 elver gr.
A rixdollar is 3s. 11d., and a silver growshon or groat
about lid.
MOLDAVIA AND WALLACHIA.—Miturzwr
(MOLDAVIA), Ocr. B.—There are 30,000 Turkiih