The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-17 00:00:00

GERMANY.

AUSTRIA.—Our blest news from Vienna is to
Sept. 12th.
The only intelligens of importance from Vienna,
is of a commercial character. The council of minis-
ters has determined on rescinding the ordinances of
last year prohibiting the exportation of Austrian gold
and silver coin. This measure, which is not however
as yet officially announced, has been no doubt
adopted with the view of giving as lift to Austrian
credit,'preparatory to toe tcn of a loan.
The presence of Baron James Rothschild, and the re-
port that several other members of that family will be
shortly assembled here, countenances the supposition
that the government is engaged in negotiations with
this house, for procuring pecuniary supplier. The
Austrian paper has risen in value 10 per cent., goes
the submission of Hunger,.
Nasky was to leave Milan on the Bth. He is
expected in Vienna this evening, and will alight at
the Heiberg. Haynan arrived last sight trout rres.
burg. Chn. Benedek is also come. Considerable
sensation has been made by the announcement that
Beni bad fallen into the hands of the Ressisme.
Nothing official has t transpired concerning this
capture, which In afenisd in private letters hem
Bucharest. Letters from Crenate& also mention that
Bern bad been seised in the Wallachian territory by
an excursive Russian detachment. Meanwhile ad-
vices from (islets state that the Polish hero had es-

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following details are given concerning the sur-
render of Peterwardein :•After the parley at Maria-
Schnee on the 4th, the. Magyar delegates returned
into the fortress. The officers exerted themselves to
the utmost to persuade the ga • n to hold out.
Hereupon two parties formed. From words they
came to fighting : a regular battle ensued, in which
nom were killed. At last the party for surrender
got the upper hand ; and, early on the 7th, the fortrem
was given up to the Austrians. Col. Puffer entered
from the Bacser side, through Bruck-schanzel ; Colonel
Nasals from Kamenics, and General liartlieb from
Omiewits. The garrison troops were disarmed, and
embarked in bargee to be towed up to Eeseg, whi-
ther also the commandant of the fortress, Col. Kiss,
was sent under strong escort. Many officers went in
the steamer Thissa to Titel ; most of the Ronveds
em he et Now Peterwardein is in the hands of
the imperialists, the navigation from Pesth to Stalin
Is reopened. Emigrants from Nemats were returning
thither in crowds from Semlin.
From Comorn there is no news.
The Ban reached Agram on the 9th, accompanied
by the Berrien General Knieczanin, and was received,
is spite of his squabbles with the Banalrath, with a
profusion of festive demonstrations, among which, of
amuse, a laurel crown on an embroidered velvet
081611114 presented by a proceesion of damsels, was not
forgotten, the canon of the cathedral making a speech
the while.
At a moment when it is undtretood that the Aus-
trian government is about to adopt a lenient policy,
sad to deal mercifully with the prisoners taken in the
Hungarian war, the columns of the Presburg Garette
are daily filled with such official notices as the follow-
lag, which appear in the latest number :
Norbert Annenberg, native of Debrecen, le Bohemia,
sued thirty-six years, of the Wormed raigion, bat formerly
asaihelie, married, without children, u lieutenant in Count
Leiningra's 31st regiment el line infantry, condemned in the
year 1847 for high Memos by partialgebea in the Polish
mulatise, to ineressmisa m kens for hurtese pun, eel
amnestied by the gems of his see lest yes:, reared
whatilmilf into the auks of the Mewls& rebels, was
sidiedreemp of Kew*, an later reined of the Ist Jager-
mega of the ssimiliens am y. The sem Mimi been en-
AMA epee the ikerset widest* of Melba WO treammi
was awartiag miging laws sad presiemeneak In the
etrart.mertial Wei keg. It, 1849, madman in Math by
hanging, and this sesteses executed nos Ma Memo day.
By the Bird Ceara mertlel.
Heed quarter., Arid, Aug. 22, 1849.
Julius -Hanby, Knight of Seittranenheiss native of Wer-
'chats, in the Banat, 23 years of NM, catholic, single, upper
lieutenant of the imperial Kaiser Ferdinand 1., hues, regt.,
hem, by the support of the Hungarian rebels with armed
bead, funned the guilt of high treason, sad having been ea
this aseannt„ after establishment of the bete, maahuously
eenlismned by the courtinertial held on the 30th et August
assardiag M Ma existing laws and proclamations, la
alibisas of his property and loss at his
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Oh llama ma amoseted upon hiss the same day.
ily the Imperial lapel Coartwoo dal.
Tommice. As& 10, 1849.
samest Mswasses. native of Oedseberg is Sugary, gra
lamp* emiselleal limmeamat.eolomel, en half-pay in Iblo
im royal feriae, went ever to the ranks el die rebel%
tabled la the ismerreetia. The imme be
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the e meta held ea amp* amass 111 the sea
feeedea el bis pespertyid is. et Ids emenedeLexestaller
demi by peeler- sad lead. whist suntans,sunt was ea
kiss the mine day.
By the Imperial Court Martyry.
Teraerwer, August 1111,
Early yesterday morning the emperor. returned
keen Prague, accompanied by General Groan., Count
Woos and lieltyk. Between Przelaisch and Par-
iahs a cow, which had et on the rail, was knocked
AM by the engine and killed. But beyond a smart
dna, no accident mu eustsined by the emperor and
his fellow travellers. On the 10th, the Duke el
Nemours and family, and the Duke of Saxe-Coburg
set out by.a special bide for Darnkont.
There is a currency reform in contemplartiAn%
which all the different sorts of notes will be
by a uniform paper money.
PRUSSIA.—The following is the letter dm car-
', rispoqiest :
BUM, Ism 14.
Nadi* as yet hem transpired with mud_ to the
natty* of the interview at ?digits. The spat of
a the proak'ort pap ,:r4 Ao•tvia cootnitte to the