The Express.
London, England, 1848-04-22 00:00:00

ions and mislead you,
s prepared. and will be
.does of t►e press
rd watches over yowl,
retching them in the
parliament will soon
eta and wishes can
mperial pledges mu*
hat more do yin re.
..ing in thousands ? It
reed. Remember that
eedom; by it you may
men! we are on the
Irder for ever ! sus,
his duty."
pie to beware of the
ma to evil deeds,
kustrian constitution
ne following is the

i into one body, with
:lavonia, Siebenbergen,
nces.-2. The division
ts at present.-3. The
nviolable.-4. The Etna
nd sea forces, and the
*sties of every demerit).
made with the sanction
nt.-6. The attribute
owing rewards belong
onot be extended to
of the parliament. —7.
ed publicly in open
ial to be by jury. The
All projects of laws are
'd by the Emperor.-9.
lament annualty,and he
interval.. He has the
t.-10. Freedom of re-
sad public meeting, is
'aura laws.-11. Entire
12. The free exercise of
Christian. and Jews.—
this eye of the law,
.d by his peers.—li.
tigers will be resti-
ve power in in the hands
Two houses of parlia-
.alitications for members
large landed property
Emperor. Members of
roan all claim", in order
:ed.-17. The two houses
1 receive petitions.-18.
nth houses, particularly
ixation, finance, and the
Lw will be framed for the
The low of election is
by the tirA parliament.
an only be proposed by

a an article in which
of the formation of a
try to which the ma-
is to be entrusted, the
leclared the necessly
f the public debt of
.t this known in a note
en. The same journal
it of ministers which
cen occupied with
,ing armed force for
securing th- metallic
s preparation and give
rally for carrying out
' the forthcoming con-

mending the removal
Fiquelmont and Count
t lloyoa from the com:

manic Diet, on the Cith,
without delay a coca-
in forces and the tenth
tein. Prince Charles of
chief of the ith and Bth
' committee of fifty" has
H.) Poles to pass through

ve sent the Baden de-
in order to urge the
a decided step in main-
ig-Holstein.
e arrested at Mannheim
fter one of them, belong-
lad killed a tradesman's
ber of persons were dis-
iblic for Germany. The
I during the entire night.
Struve are still actively
publican movement, but
the Frankfurter Journal
rer, are contradictory. It
f;a:ette that several
mod of Kinzig have for-
republicans. According
has fled to Schaff-
d in vain to induce the
troops to retire from the
, where Hecker stated he
abled. The burgomaster
arrested. The Freiburg
e republican corps which,
as been wandering about
the evening of the 16th
hood of Huningen. The
Ina, Frenchmen, and Poles,
distinguished part in the

relation of Mannheim has
ig that the franchise shall
lerman of 24 years of age
his residence, no matter of
e may be a native. The
erly of the interpretation
nrnittee of fifty to the word
Sing to the state) ; an
is contended, will deprive
ms (who are settled out of
✓ tight to co-operate in the
in fatherland.
eit tiny of the 18th states that
n the 18th that Hecker, at
cans, had penetrated into the
ith the German legion, from
to Rhine at Grosahuningen,
iet by the advanced force of
iwitzerland, under the colli-
ded that a number of etnis-
over:ninent have propagated
he dispersion of the "troops"
ight of Struve. Numerous
t, Thiengen, and Oberlanch-
'hizett,) have taken an oath
epublic ; but it was resolved
resent in insurrection.
sequence of the proposal of
ch has been unanimously
=burg will number DON
e German parliament, Mae-
,urghers and inhabitants, and
attained their majority, will
lug at elections. The pro-
contained in the following
rman in Germany shall be
tly the mode of election must
that every German, without
erty, or religious profession,
ector. By this arrangement
are ten thousand additional
Chalk adds that it will surely
ist acknowledgment that all
vilego of voting to Dr. Rieper
it him their representatii.e at
oxliament.