The Express.
London, England, 1848-05-23 00:00:00

racy of the 15th are in the For ,
many at the prefecture, and t
prisons.
On Saturday, a Commissary •
residence of M. Thori.l, in the 1..
rest him, but he was not to be t
M. Pierre Leroux,
__ who wee
tional guards of Nantenil-so
brought to Paris by two geode..
A captain of artillery of th'
was seen near the chair of •
the 15th with his hand on hi,
arrested.
M. Mercier, the ex-Colonel
tic:Line, has written to the -out
statement of his having bei
Chattel writes to say that he 1
could warrant his arrest.
ITALY.—Letters from Gen.
the populace had burned u
Bancni a letter of Mazzini, in v
protestation against the anne..a
Piedniout.
The general attack on Pesc i
on the 17th.
NAPLES.—Our correspond
of the 13th, from Naples, the.
Finance Minister, had resigney.
Don G. Manna. lmbriani
of Public Instruction, Carlo Tr v
interim. Ruggiero, Miaister :f
had also resigned, Scialoga tak .1.
The Neapolitans were going
from Toulon. There had been a
French and English sailors at
taking part with the French.
nations wire obliged to go arm
PAPAL STATES.—On tl 3
oeived the members of th
smongst whom was M. Bout
Umador.
TURKEY.—We have rece
journals to the 6th inclusive. I
ported at Bucharest, but they
those which have been already
recei-ed directly from that p
By an ordonnance of the 4th,
ter of Finances, was appoint .
Affairs, in place of Ali Pa h
Nafiz Pacha was appointed
; The cholera had re-appeart
the surrounding villages. n a
Isople affirms that report had t
letters from Galatz had y s •
were declared in that place.
GERM A.
MEETING OF THE GERM
AT FRANKFORT.—RESI
AUSTRIAN MINISTEB S.
FRANKFORT, MAT ...II
with the proceedings of the
German parliament, a store d
proceedings the first day th .n
reporter (in the comrnunict.tio.
day) to give amid the hurry
novel and exciting a scene. f
appreciating the actual positi.
assembly, however, it will be
place to revert briefly to a c.
of its position relatively to
Confederation, still sitting
Frankfort.
It will be in the recollec:
since the irresistible force of
became apparent, 17 delegates
of the people have been add
members of the Diet. The obj
added to that body was ander
of preparatory steps to nal
assembly in the performance 0.
it by Germany. To this end
vision" was nominated by the
pus the draft of a " fundanien •
It was understood, however,
open to the parliament to
as it deemed most expi dii nt.
dying their ideas of what this
to be. On the 4th of May, tie
reported the draft which tot •
visable. It was presented id..
could have no validity unle.
respective governments. '1 he
day on which the parliament
to deliberate on the com.
projets de hit, or to seek the
the different governments re
The committee's report was e•
and published along with the .
Diet, now daily reported in
This protocol was underst...
members of the paellas 'nt
Frankfort as meant to .
acceptation of that body. So
hereby excited, that on the
Diet published a declaratiol
plated requiring the parliam
stance of their protocol as
Publicity was given to it ine
what they thought would to
publicly and solemnly
wish to check the free de, el
powerful German nation." '
all things else, calmly Bahr i
biassed judgment of the G.. .
presentatives." On the
name of the representatr s
Towns in the Diet, p.
tion of h's share in
facts, by no means re-asist
ty this rosoectaninoft-of
are
met!
delegates added to the Diet
or the validity of their coo.
whether the parliament wi 1
the existence of, or acknowl
in, the Diet; the parliam
great part of Bohemia, f•
elected representatives) may
German people as its legi-1
really no generally acknoa
out the German confeders
these things in mind, we ut
the parliament itself.
May 18.—The members o
bly who have arrived met a
Hall, in the Romer. Ai tae
h.
badly
thatt:
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throughout
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the
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IPPERMANN (Weal)
dal
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