The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-17 00:00:00

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823.] LONDON, TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1849. [THREEPENCE.

" Cabrera, Forced*lle, and asefins, who were aid
to be reduced arena to inaction, have suddenly
Wild their walruses, and atteapted to mini,' a °o-
leos ad the royal troops"
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declaration, and the repeated sad dative steps which we
han tau to SW aka la Beau. •
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Promais
No aselZats asseithia of the views exprossod by the
la its dints duals& of the 3M int. The
Mind Aaluelly, width was solely acvokod i star to
easplias, la easaina with the pours of Che Lay, die
emit Mile maithutioa, imposed a limit on its Shun by
that it tusk was onto& That amiably, however,
Ws allotted to it, not only arbitrarily
ead=rost ohs constitution sad promulgated
kse , bat ana night, without_ bekg ip puma* Oka
parer, tobiles ea Oorma an hil4o mum
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tkis
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MM. fry —arblerailly declaring Itself as parawmatos.
of ifs = 111;:ived at by lb. 1.16. ita
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sal Pill fa*Walks yttesket" Ws to 'eh ern-
max Mali regard to the work of the sestitatita, a week
see has by the Aiwa* itself as ambled :Should,
tiorshiti, the vlst of the aspire, through
diNINNIIIMIZar amok ta Ow largest request al=
perse.aad tows* * lth post eat% in a lepal way,
paarlials kw bees ands foe the eisaagameht el Gum
ads. We at sangsthally errata against the ample-
del Ist ensile testi power by ate Mho 08.111•111
soak slaw ashes meat labs spar Ite Wail la
aralessalls al the gournmato to duly so.
~ saver -those eircasstauri so farther negotiates n-
isei* Ike work of the coultatioa sea be audit on with
Ile Nadirs! Usably, as the ventral parer, a purely mu
41rzsdia.
1 thwittbatity la sot salted to take pert is aogotlahoas ; and
.Ids lipoid oaf sea adhere to the already esproesed
=l"f. lbst ea himself sat his stain * the
pow=re.reidill loam Om
the pins
pilaw. We ranee, therehn, avail ourselves.( tie lease.
des addressed to as, wad mad splaulpotontiary to the sago-
daises propost to los 'anted ea than.
someige it, se the contrary, tompallal to
4t=.61 idigarly pulsed oiliest aU the darisioes
Ott eats aegotlatleas, es will as aphid *Sr sa-
-1 2rese Ma ht teas es with fill reservation .f a the
sae stela of lima; hilliness:soar, and his Osamu
P and dela boa we treatise still in force.
eTisiat slim
to the Pasha sabot a copy of *alma*
despdsb, la surer Veil eimeasels'its IrMsk it addrestd
' to us thrust Count Derattellf.
BADEN.—The following is the declaration of the
Radon governezent reapesg the. constitution tor
Germany :
His royal highness the asslitaks_ , ask" la unison with his
*atm, and sonstaatly Mammal by Ms &dm is re-
sins all obstacles to the 4 Vie with if thump
siltation, reeogaiss fuselmeolitutlea sit Os
chaos of an emperor, se by the Oarsaa Naiad
Amiably on 27th and 28th Blush, Sus* that as ansaleaso
will be arrived at with nitrous to this impaeleat vitalism
with Austria. and maids to a ratan ankh* the ilsolooldo
ad Important sisellersdons of Us Govem eastitallea.
Tili• grand daho would b. has, to lad that a geoesel la-
Asstanding had boat Weisel ; are to iukk she
Ens political sovesunt of the pest year wadi Ist a sat*
laNry resting plasm If it should ha beseour, ear
teary to sopostatiou, that besides Austria (aossaabeg whit*
the decisions a *a National Amiably are bold is mine)
sass states ammo be Sought into the saassika,
au the decisions of elm National Assembly in that rapes
cannot be carried oat, it will roman for his royal highness,
subject to the approval of kis states, to coesiter what spa
dal instructions are to be given to the grand dial plenipo.
Hosiery.
FRANKFORT.—At the conference of the Gerona

plenipotentiaries at Frankfort on the 14th inst.,the cen-
tral ministry expressed, it appears, their de•ermination
to uphold and promulgate the constitution as votedby
the National Assembly. The conference was attended
by Herr Camphausen, the Premien plenipotentiary.
Further details respecting the conference have not yet
transpired, except that the Schleswig-Holstein pleni-
potentiary has declared in flivour of the acceptance of
the imperial crown by the King of Prussia.
Several of the Austrian members of the National
Assembly have already left Frankfort,in obedience to
the order of their (government. Others have resolved
to await the decision of the committee appointed to
report on the answer of the King of Prussia to the
Frankfort deputation.

DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES.

(Pros our own Corrompondost.)
"HAMBURG, Aran. 14.
" According to an assonat received by this morn-
ing's train, the Saxons and Bavarians to* the Duppel
fort yesterday by assault; the corn mill and several
farm-houses at Dappel took the and burnt down.
The fort served the Danes as a Me &pont on landing
in the Iluodewitt, when crossing over from Alsen ;
and is of great importance to the Germans, being
.a
bill, from which they can reach the island by their
guns, and drive the Danes from Snuderberg anttother
places.
" The Flensburg correspondence of yesterday's date
says, in corroboration of the above, that cannonading
was heard in the direction of Edmund all day. It
mentions that large numbers of Prussians and other
troops Ewald to the north, and expects that the
Schleswig-Ilolstrinere have entered Jutland se a van-
guard.
" It is supposed that the allies will try to take pos-
session of the Island of Fuhneo, the small estuary
which divides it from the main-land being practicable
for pontoons."