The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-06 00:00:00

GERMANY.

PBUSSIA.—The Berlin journals of Oct. 3 have
rind ea The plan of the antral emotive in
Frankihrt I. retell all the German ansbaration and
minklms at thesign marts, and to replete them by
the sugaimiatives el that central power, will of
mem seemMe" if serried into execution, the with-
drawal of the Mirk ambaseadare in the redoes
German 'vital', mid the aggelmtment of one only at
Fraakfort-on-the-Yeine. /lie is a demand with
which Prowl*, at Ise" will probably retitle to
empty, leaving that kingdom and the antral execu-
tive, however, to arrange the make imbed they may.
The fitaats dossairr of the 3rd al Weber pub-
lishes a eircular from the Central Mishear of Justice
is preakket, urging the Minimises d hides in the
verses status of Germany to lake stein *Er the pre-
vention and punishment of the abuses of the press,
and of the liberty of speak at pulite meetings.
Peen is still in a state of siege. The military
authorities of Cologne have received orders, by tele-
graph, to raise this day the state of siege.
Li the sitting of the Cosslihtent Amiably on the
24 the Miate et Fonts Affairs &clued that
he folly expected that the negotiations with Den-
mark would lead to a paella arrangement
Ice mmesquenes of the excited date of the pantry
in the district of Erfurt, several noble Lailia have
sought refuge in the chief town. The peanuts on the
property of 'Herr von Mandihaveen have totally de-

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lAXII-WEll4All.—Amading to semeala from
Weimar a poetise' et to Imp ha. issailhatad a
spirit d lama= ft lisamhileaa principles
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ocers.mient at Vienna writes as
follows:
VIENNA. SEPT. 30.—1 soden yen a number of
letters Fruited from mummies". taken by the
Hungartans from a amiss neat by Jellachich to
Vienna. When it is taken into tion that the
Austrian Envenomed his always denied having any-
thing to So with JeUmhich, you will scarcely come to
any other mmehnion this that there never was a
more tramihrees piste of behaviour on the part of
any sweetmeat limn is skews in the following letter
from Jellashielt to Omit Latour :
To the Kibler of Wee, hie., Count Lemar.—Head
Quartile, Übe, on lisMenees, 94—Theiaer
es I am fee dis mem mtbe &pt. e with AIM your mama has
hanithed me with Mils lotely„ I meet, treevensuitsej
yea te forward se at year emilee esiemmm a
moot to 111 the ovum fr the present ese la the
Add. I sea now in the Hungsrisn meritely wits wimps,
and I eaanet bring myself to impas heavier burdens es the
people. I amulet, however, move • step further wiliest the
111155557 money, as I mut preserve the gad apish* of
the pesseetey, •• well as of tits trap, Ida&
pemible whims mew sad without the nominal sottismeat
of the pay. It is law/Deihl, for me this time to gin 7•• •
detail oldie money I west, as 1 teanot do so with eaSeient
esearmy, is meenat of the daily ineressiag number of say
army, end bosses I have not yet been Ly the
Slavoalsa awps, 1•••••41sg to my /*atoning, however, the
expenses for Oetsbee will assent to 200,000 florins. and a
sum for pummel szpsams of 400,000 aeries more will make
in all 000,000 Amine, and I reepeetlially beg of your excel-
Irmy talon me have this ma at farthest in • month. I reckon
ea this assimance from the Maloney of War, on account of
the operations I have already mousenced for the good of
Austria, ite.--(fligned) hILLAORICH.
Other letters from Jellachich confirm the con-
"prim which has been kept up between him sad the
ministry, and between him and the divers local admi-
nistrations. The letter given above is sufficient,
however, for proof.
The Vienna journals of Sept. 30 have reached
us. The financial deficit for the present year
is 70 million' of florins. It in calculated that it will
be 60 millions for the year 1849. Count Bathyany,
the president of the Hungarian ministry, has arrived
in Vienna, in order to have another interview with
the emperor.
The Berlin Zeitung Halk of the 3rd states, in a soy-
respondence from Vienna, that Count Lemberg, the
new commander-in-chief of the Hungarian and
Croatian troops, has been murdered at Pesth by a
student.
The Augsburg Gazette of the let instant says, in a
letter from Vienna, dated the 28th ult., that an im-
perial manifesto will shortly appear, addressed to the
people of the Anstro-Italian provisoes, in which an
outline of the system of future government of Italy is
to be given, and guarantees put forth for the new
ceder of things.
FRANKFORT. The Rankfort Journal of the
3rd inst. mys that the diplomatic relations between
the central power and the French republic are now
completely regulated, and that at Frankfort, as in
Part., permanent ministers will represent both
countries. In the National Assembly, on the tad,
a project by M. Jahn for impeaching the members of
the party of the left far participating in the affair of
the 18th of September was negatived, amidst the
laughter of those against whom it was directed. A
vote of thanks to General Wrangel for his services in
Sohleserig-Holstein was carried.
BAD .—lt is officially made known that the
council of war, amembled to try. Struve, has declared
itself incompetent, and that insurgent leader will,
therekee, be tried by the ordinary tribunals.

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