The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-23 00:00:00

al party had oolleoted a mob for the pupa of hear-
wealth the streets the black and yaw las law
pars of the home of Hapsburg. Themak alias
nes that sharivarie were made ander the violins cif
lie loaders of the reactionary party by the "Osemase
mod a distortion.. sassed. The reeds wise II&
wooly cleared at 11 o'clock pm., _ without any Mg
swwwiaesors. The black and yellow flog is a jest
oiww of hatred, as it has invariably for several cosio
Wes led the Austrian armies to the debasement el
COMM lilltelY-
Fres Hungary we have news of the INeeteedell
the Natimal Assembly at Path of UMW hp&
wow as be sent here, not to the Emperor, but le ft.
Itilisesl Ateembly. They are to arrive to-ildireW.
Anwiska Stephen hoe determined to take the sem-
mai of the Hungarian army ; and he has gees with
Basis and Passel to meet the Croatians. 191 now
tka daisy of the Hungarian army have been worse
and Irene. Telecky, one of the generals, turned
taws, and has joined Jellachich. The Hungarian
way have retired to Wes:prim.
Des Carlos has arrived at 'Mate.
Toe V Vises* papers are carrying on a Do-
ag the responsibility or non-yespoesi-
buy at sovereign of the Austrian empire. The
&mews, ridiculing the old established principle,
that a constitutional monarch should not be held ran
sposesible for the acts of his ministers, maintain that
catotitation is merely:a contract which two parties,
the people and the prince, agree and swear to up-
inid that that contract cannot be held mutually
wad* unless both parties be responsible for any
violation of it. They demand, therefore, that as the
riaw may dismiss ministers who give him bad
whist, be should be made accountable for any act
sgsiast the letter or spirit of the constitution. The
pars coostitutionaliss triumphantly refer to the re-
test aim of the Vicar of the Empire and to the mani-
la svgs which would have arisen 'had his imperial
weer been responsible ruler, inasmuch as the first
vets Stir National Assembly denouncing the truce
wits Denmark would have compelled him in honour
sad is seacisaos to abdicate. It is certain, how-
ever, that the ultra democrats in Vienna are daily
wawarieg in numbers, and that they will not be de-
terred from the advocacy of their principles by being
told that the non-responsibility of a sovereign is a
mussel constitutional priaciple is recognised by all dis-
aligijurists.
kaansissise Oseirreichiscie Zsillasgol the 10th
salakeasernepesdase from Trieste, dated Bept.l2,in
shish it is minted that the vexatious vogs of
the Sardinian admiral, with respect to Trieste, had
thir origin not so much in the war between Charles
Albert sad the Emperor Ferdinand as in the oom-
mmelalieeleari and rivalry of the Genoees—a jealousy
whisk is- of old standing, and which has been much
islessei state by the alleged superior advantages of
Tilde he the transmission of the overland Indian
mil It appears that Albini is resolved to preserve
Yaks from a blockade, and that the Venetian fleet is
anchored in the internal canals of the insulated city.
The people of 'Priests are rejoicing at the circumstance
that their !amend yelsin'ge see (a compound even more
&Balt to trsoslate pithily than Homer's famous one)
is again open to their vessels. Nevertheless, it is
sated in some of the Austrian journals, that a barque
which sailed from that port for Venice, was not al-
lowed by the Austrian squadron to proceed to its
intimation.
The Emperor has granted an amnesty to all the
=orpt the leaders, implicated in the late
at Props.
The psatss excitement and alum prevail in Pesth,
kin erldok the dates are of the 14th. The streets
me constantly crowded, and the house of representa-
tives dariag the debates or deliberations (whisk are
held irr=l), is thronged with spesteites.
lemseth ye great firmness, and seems
kr the wordis de-
. The Emperor of Austria
mowed as the worst enemy of the ling of awry
—that is himself--and even the Aiike Stephen
has become unpopular. Meanwhile the cry of
Hannibal ante portal may well be raised, for Jells-
&MA, now basking in the sunshine of " imperial,
royal, and apostolic " favour, and stress in the MN-
time of his warlike followers, is still on the advents
towards the Hungarian capital. Count Adam
Walley has placed all his troops at the disposal of
the Bann of Croatia.
Letters from Arran of the 14th, date that the
Croatian army had arrived onwards at Eanitscha.
Letters of the Bad of Sept., in the Armes Gaud%
from Wel, the seems of the Servian war, near Perim,
describe the recapture of the latter town by the See-
• with the low to the Hungarians of 600 men
aml sight cannon.
PRUSSIA.—The Berlin papers of the 20th have
smelted us. The following list of ministers was cis.
elating in well-informed political circles :—Von
Beim, president of the council ; Yon Beckeralll, It
beim ; Meviseen, commerce ; Eichenann, pis war
; Pfuel, war; and Wenzel, justice. Me Mee,
or rather too many, are mistimed for the wars al
foreign affairs andlname. It was ofaciallyeauounced
oa the 19th, in the constituent Assembly, that the
negotiations for the formation of a ministry had not
yet been brought to a close. The Assembly (which
mot en that day, for the first time, in the concert
Nom of the national theatre) elected Herr Grabow
as its president, by a majority of 28 over Herr
Philippe.