The Express.
London, England, 1848-08-04 00:00:00

GERMANY.

PRUSSIA.—Our intelligence from Berlin is to
Ang. 1. The Princ? and Princess of Prussia have
again taken up their residence in Berlin, which they
had not visited since the 18th of March last. The ge-
neral feeling amongst the mercantile classes of Berlin
respecting the failure of the negotiations with Den-
mark is one of regret, but it is thought in well-in-
formed circles that matters might be even now ami-
cably arranged, if the Vicar ofthe Empire would give
Prussia carte blanche to come to a settlement. The
Polish college in Posen will be shortly reopened.
The present vacancies in the diplomatic posts will
be shortly filled up. It is understood that, until Herr
Von Sehleinitz proceeds to Paris, the interests of
Prussia will be represented in that capital by Count
Van Hatzfeld, secretary of the Prussian embassy in
London. It is said that a great camp will be formed
in September next between Spandau and Potsdam,
and others in various parts of Prussia and Germany.
On the 31st July the exchange showed signs of
improvement, quotations flaying risen 1 per cent.
VIENNA.—From the Austrian capital we have
news to July 29. Count Batthyany, Hungarian Prime
Minister, had arrived in order to take part in the con-
ference for the settlement of the Hungary-Croatian
affair. His Imperial Majesty, it is understood, will
return to Vienna on the sth of August next.
On the 26th a courier arrived from Innspruck with
the Emperor's answer to therequisitionof the ministry,
that his Majesty would immediately resume his duties
as sovereign. The imperial answer has been kept
secret, but this cannot last long, for questions will
inevitably be asked at the Diet respecting the return
of the monarch.
The prohibiti:n to export Austrian gold and silver
coin will continue in force until the Diet has come to a
decision respecting that step, which has excited great
discontent throughout the Germanic confederation.
The commandant of Peterwardein (Sclavonian mili-
tary frontiers), who had been nominated to the poet
lof Commander of Hungary, had been arrested and
charg:d before a court-martial at Agram with ex-
citing to revolt. The Hungarians have experienced
a defeat on the Croatian frontiers, and four regiments
stationed on the so-called military frontiers have
deserted. The present ministry begins to tot
ter, and it is not unlikely that, ere long, Dobblhof
will be called upon to form another. Not less
than 160 members of the Austrian Diet waited upon
the Bann of Croatia, shortly after his arrival in Vienna.
The Croatians in the capital have resolve 1 to give
him a serenade, whilst the Hungarians threaten him
with a charivari.
We have dates from Peeth to July 29. The Illyrian
insurrection is rapidly gaining ground. The Minister
of Finance is about to submit to the Dicta proposition,
to the effect that Hungary become responsible for a
proportionate part of the national debt of Austria.
The intelligence from Moldavia and Gallicia is con-
tained in the following letter from Jassy, dated July
21 : "The commissary of the Porte, Talat Effendi,
having already evinced great dissatisfaction with
the state of affairs here, repaired to Oalacz on the
evening of the 16th. His active, has lately changed
to a completely passive position. It is reported that
another Turk, viz., Soloman Pacha, will succeed him
in Jassy. On the same evening General Duhamel
left suddenly, in consequence of an express from
Berlad to the General Gerstenzweig, the Russian
commandant at that place, who had received an
ex-
press with extraordinary speed from St. Petersburg.
WIRTEMBERG.— It was stated a short time
ago in this journal, that the King of Wirtemberg
intended to abdicate. It appears now by the Deutsche
Aligemeine Zeitung of the 30th July, that his Majesty
has gone to Meran, and has entrusted, during his
absence, the management of affairs to the crown

prince.
SAXONY.—We have news from Dresden to
July 29. The garrison has received strict orders not
Ito take any part in democratical or republican

meetings.
SAXE-COBURO GOTEIA.—Tbe duke has de-
clare
on d that he will not agree to the proposed amalga-
mati of the Thuringian duchies.

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ROME, Jinx 25.
The Mamiani ministry, the only possible combing•
tion under present circumstances, is in formal abey-
ance, but carries on the government during the
interim. The popularity of the late cabinet is
undiminished, and a signal demonstration of public
opinion took place yesterday in the Piazza di Sgragra,
quite to the astonishment of Mamiani himself, who
had formally resigned without city arriire pensee.
The Corso was suddenly illuminated by order of the