The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-28 00:00:00

GERMANY.

7178TRIA.—The intelligenoe from Vise= ie to
the 23rd inst.
The Saner &slung, and the other German papers,
confirm the news of a two days' battle in the vicinity
of Gran. A courier from thence arrived at Vienna on
the eight of the 21st, bat the news which he brought
was not published by the military commander of that
capitsL A postscript to the second edition of the
Kohler Zeitttrog of the 27th inst. gives an extract of
the Hungarian intelligence which had come to
Cologne that morning, to the effect that the great
blow had been struck, and that the battle
at Gran had ended with the defeat of the imperialists.
The Hungarians are stated to have advanced to the
banks of the March; the siege of Homorn has been
raised, and Path evacuated by the Austrians.
The Oxistitutionelle Zeitting confirms this news
especially respecting Komorn and Path. No details
are as yet given. but the course of former events,
which has long pointed to this result, leaves no doubt
of the authenticity of the statements of the Milner and
the Conatituhonelle Zeitung, neither of which CM be
accused of any sympathy for Magyar mouses and
Magyar newt
Jellachich,

jar Dews.
sllachich, it is reported, has proceeded with a
peat part of his troops on board of the steamer be-
longing to the Steam Navigation Company to take
the insurgents opposed to Stratinirevieh in the rear.
Oar correspondent at Berlin, writing on the 26tb,
says :
lAccording to letters received here to-day, thelinn-
'miens have taken Ofen and Worth, and the siege of
Nomorn is raised. The Austrian army is beaten on
all points."
WIRTEMBERO.--On the evening of the 23rd
inst. the Second Chamber at Stuttgarolt resolved, on
the motion of M. Stockmsier, reporter of the com-
mittee of fifteen :
That. considering the beads of the different departments
have, since the 16th of the month, repeatedly stemeridised
the bine to accept the constitution of the German Mies, or
to be Veined to relieve them from thelmitimpesed ea them ;
onsidering, beside*, that the premed miainerial aids eaa
m Ismer eontinee without great damn to the wattry, the
dumber calls upon ministers to inform the king that they
beg to repeat their demand as to the conination, and to de-
ign:no hill majesty that if, is the MUM of the next day,
they 'should receive no answer, they will samider themselves
as having been dismissed by his majesty.
This motion was carried by a large majority.
M. &herr proposed the following :
Considering that, after what has taken pins in other
countries, the system of delay relative to the institution of
Germany followed by the court leads as le Gar the worst
at'oris : onsiiering that the nisi id the state hes
a direct acooa. 4e. am Imola itua eessialsing his
ble adviser' or the represulterthe manse ; con-
sidering that agitation is lin* .(naming threughout the
notary, the Chamber el naive :-1. To ad-
dress • manifesto to the convsyloor admen account of
**true state of things; to call en the peopleandthe civil
sad military functionaries to repel every attempt against the
institution of the empire of Germany. 2. To deviate tars
the government will take the steps awessaff !sir enabibi all
the citizens to take the oath of fidelity he tie sensehnisa of
the empire. 3. To declare the chamber is permastenee as
long as the crisis shall last, and that, if assimary, the repro-
sentativee will place themselves under the peolestion of the 1
entire national guard of the &nt.
This motion was op ,as inopportune for the
moment, by M. Holzinger and other deputies, and
withdrawn by the mover. Ou the other hand, M. Soho-
Ow deduced from the resolution taken by the cham-
ber that day the following consequences : " The only
Ant of the court," he said, "is delay ; but, if they
did not dismiss the ministers to-morrow, they should
consider themselves as dismissed, and in that cue we
have no longer a government; for in a constitutional
country there is no king without ministers, and to-
morrow we must do that which the safety of the
email requires, and adopt the only resource that
I remains t 3 us—namely, the establishment of a pro-
A,
visional government."
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DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES,

We have received the following letter from our
orrespondent:
HAMBURG, Amu, 26.
An account from Schleswig confirms the intelli-
gence I sent you that Orla Lehmann had bees
brought there a prisoner ; but there is something
mysterious as to how he became one. According to
some, he came over to the Germans, which, however,
is not very likely.
The morning's train has not brought any further
particulars from the seat of war. It only states that
no other troops than Sehleswig-Holsteiners took part
in the battle. 'Their gallantry is highly commented
upon by General Bonin, who is a Prussian, bat now
the commander-in-chief of the Sohleswirliolo-•
it I army

ABOLITION OP BURIALS IN TOWNS. Last
evening a meeting was held at the Westeea Litman Institu-
tion, Lelesetee-sqwn, ter the 117.1mespioning parlia-
ment for the immediate oleeleg it al in dike and
towns. Mr. Lek* Jamas Hansard Mr. Maekienon
sonounced that a few days melee* lewd John Rowell
amend hies that the gonnment Mewled bringing in and
paellas through parliament desists the poems& session a bill
foe the suppresien of interlineal interment The modes,
however, wee repeatedly waned not to twit BM mesh be
these
haprerdsee af winieterial aid, sad that it wee
have
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systems of
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seedier.
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Mayor, wife wee ansessied es eheirese. The anneal re-
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