The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-10 00:00:00

GERMANY.

AUSTRIA.—Oar correspondent writes:
VIENNA, OCT. 4.
The conditions under which Comoro has capitu-
lated appear in official form, curiously enough not in
the Wiener, but the Preaburger Zeitung, which has
reached Vienna to-day. The latter has figured daring
some time past as the organ of Haynes:. The terms
of surrender are given as follows :
1. The departure ofthe garrison is allowed without arms:
the weeds of the officers are to remain in their possession.
T* those odors who fsrmerly weed in the imperial army,
rinfor abroad will be granted: those, whom
se Wit, will be freely dismissed to their honsee,l;argetZ
emeption of such as present themselves voluntarily to the
authorities, The Honved officers, that is the *Seers who
have sot served before, will be allowed to reside unmolested
in their homes, without reservatkis of their future em-
ployment. The private soldiers of the imperial regiments are
amnestied, and both these, and such privates as have ob-
tained the rank of officers, are left at liberty, and will be
, subjected to no further prosecution by the law. 2. Pass-
ports for abroad will be distributed to all who claim Inch
within 30 days. 3. A manth's pay for the °Seam and tea
days' wages for the men of the garrison, will be given in
Austrian national bank-notes wording to the Austrian
usage of war. 4. Terries compensation for divers engage-
ments incurred on the part of the garrison through notes on
the military chest, the rain of half • million of florins to be
paid dowa in Austrian bank-notes. 6. Care of the crippled
soldiers in Commit and of the sick in the hospitals.
6. Private property movable and immovable to be pre
served inviolate. 7. Place, time, and mode of lay-
ing dome arms to be hereafter determined. 8. All
hostilities on either aids to be immediately stopped.
9. The fortress will be given up according to the usage of
war, and after the exchange of ratilleations.—Pmeta-lier-
kaly, Sept 27, 1849 —(S.gned) Haynau, F. 2.11. ; Captains
Ticket', Gaspar's: ; Lieut.-Colonels Mednimisky, Prsgay,
&aho, Count Otto Ziohy ; Colonels Paul Count Ester-
hazy, John Janik, Sigmund Szabo ; Colonel-Commandant
Joseph von Kanonyi, Friar Amerman, Colonel-
Commandant of the fortress Oeorg,s Klapka. Identical with
the original.—Comorn, Sept. 29, 1849.—5 s
Chief of the Staff.
According to an official communication from the
headquarters at Acs the occupation of Camorn by the
Austrian troops began on the 2ad. Hayman, after
the fortress has been completely surrendered, will
come immediately to Vienna, and is expected the day
after to-morrow. Radetaki is gone for some days to
Freeburg, and will be back on the 7th.
The Prase of to-day contains another article upon
the Turkish question in the same moderate and judi-
c'ous tone, which I proceed to truslate:
We have smoldered is our article et yesermlay, Obi alb.
rine with Turkey as oar that must be settled Er a pulite'
usanath enemata with the dignity of both enures. News,
whisk prevailed to-dey up= the Bowie, sad bee bee. dose
ceifineed Bea ether sources, goes be be realise our sophism.
It is reputed that the demand in rebid= to the blithe
bee bests Waded by ear sliest, in the sews thatutvir;
beto immediately Opallisill Beth the Told&
Brut N this sews is dethedal, till solution et the queetith
anise be etherded ea ?meth The mem= sobs soaduets
our lido Weirs is too sessile to allow ear enema poling
te to kieried Ni deskieme upon whisk
rt = am the pease el
P Wm" On ether hand
Peeks knew tee weil the Mete of Borer, sad the
true laterite et the Outheei earl" wet es be aware of the
ripest which Y doe is es euserth sad an ally of
the Perim Austria. The helseviesi of the ixkii mem-
st lithe mei amid yeasts car dude. the Mogul=
resa, W Aiwa dist dm ilves los resupled the aria
hisses rid is* strength etas Amain mormhp es ow of
the ihidematel thedition ter the oratimunee et the
Tinkle empire. • *was I (Lisysi), net disileguisked SIC
ealateelli. the Men Named se Wow the trumpet of war
smei this swards., sad te mimes Basked with the
"Ins of all the hsethed froth of kap intim be a
=se year." We bap, however, that
uponmaths-
will earths but mean ithisease he poliey
of our cabinet A war between Reeds ad Austria on the
too Mid sad Turkey ea the ether, sad the parities of the
e Mae Mir pewee by the two feenue, would bee
tiVelli Se the of but
Nis'
with width the swimmer d
wile WWlthe British unpin it the aethßod be
Freese, ilia this to the deuthisek==
urea. at Aeolis, which would be thereby
by Pa* der all Bumps, the Whale el shish wield be
we= "AM" in ccammisiniet, suit a war Weekli
M apt cal with ovastaal bat lite limawdista dos-
sing. And for this rims no pion of seen tan believe
that such will break out,
I think it of high tuppence to keep 'you well M-
r. tamed with regard to the tone of public opinion here
7:datilie Turkish question. I believe the strong
article, larded with abuse of Lord Palmer-

don, which would is the Lloyd of yesterday, has
exalted Bernal disgust among thinking persons. Nor
is then any reason to believe that there prevails in
influential circles any but a small fiction who can
approve the idea of going to war with Turkey merely
for the sake of gratifying a sanguinary whim of the
Russian autocrat. I need only point to the conditions
of the surrender of Comorn In order to show how
deep a change has been wroeght in the spirit of
Austrian conceals since the isuntig of the bloody pro-
clamations of Rap= at Path.
Yesterday afternoon the Emperor set out for lachl.
This morning high mass was celebrated is the
cathedral of St. Stephen, in honour of the saint from
whom the Emperor derives pis name. A 1 the high
functionaries and representatives of different corpora-
tions were present.
Admiral Parker made his appearance in the roads
of Corfu on the 24th ult., with a frigate and two
steamers, outing from Malta and Cephalonia. To
facilitate the voyage of theQoesn of Grego. to Athens,
vessels from Trusts, when the Queen was, being sub-
ject. d to quarantine, the English admiral sent one
of his steamers to Cattaro, to be placed
at the disposal of her Majesty. The Lord
Counnis,ioner had gone again to Cephalonia.
Although the disturbances of that island had been
completely suppressed, two of the leading rebels were
still uptake:).
The subscriptions to the new loan in the banks of
Vienna and the provinces amount, according to the
latest reports, to 25,716,000 florins.
Yesterday several of the leading bankers came
forward to take pert in the loan. Rothschild sub-
scribed 61, Sina 6, and Arnstein 3 millionv, so that
the total smon: t of Austrian subscriptions reached
32,566,000 &rine, which, together with the foreign,
it is reckoned es ill pretty nearly cover the whole loan.
PRUSSIA.—Our correspondent writes :

BERLIN, Oct. C.
The Prince of Prussia has been appointed military
governor of the provinces of Westphalia and the
Rhine, retainirg his command in chief over the corps
of troops in Baden, Hohenzollern, and Frankfort,
which are placed under the immediate command of
Gen. von Schreclienatein.

Yesterday, after the interpellation of Beckerath on
the German question, the Verwaltungs-Rath had a
conference. I understand that in the course of the
proceedings Bodelschwingh announced that he had
received instructions from the Prussian cabinet
to make pro_rmils for prepayations for sum-
moning the Reichstag. That is indeed a long
way from summoning the Reichstag. Bet, never-
thele one is bound to notice the principal
phases of this question, and follow out the wretched
history of it to the disgraoeful end, which will, you
may rest snared, be anything but the calling of a
German parliament. Biegeleben, the minister of the
centrsl power, arrived here yesterday.
To-day the first chamber held a sitting in which
those articles of the constitution which relate to in-
struction were handled in a desultory discussion,
which presented no point of interest.
A Queen's messenger passed through Berlin last
night from London, on his way to Constantinople,
with despatches for Sir Stratford Canning. It is pre-
sumed that the entente were of great urgency, as the
messenger did net visit the British embassy at all,
but passed straight from the Madam terminus to the
Silesian railroad.- The two messengers who go weekly
from Berlin to Warsaw and Vienna started last night
instead of to-night as usual.
General Rildiger, accompanied by a numerous staff,
reached Warsaw on the 4th from Hungary. Fend
Effendi, the special envoy of the Porte to the Russian
government, passed through Warsaw on the 4th, and
continued his jemmy with as little delay as pessible
to St. Petersburg. Paskiewitch, to avoid seeing him,
took are to be out of the way. I have heard a trait
of this general which shows how faithfully the cop
of imperial manners is transmitted by the high
functionaries downwards. Paskiewitch, as lord-lieu-
tenant of Poland, has his council of ministers, jest
like an independent prince. One of these having
recently displeased him, the prince of Warsaw, whose
advanced age is accompanied with considerable
bodily 'vigour, knocked him down, and kicked him
while_sprawling on the floor. •