The Express.
London, England, 1851-06-06 00:00:00

GERMANY.

BERLIN, lons
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Www cosierences, but many an the reports on the rub-
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Another question under discussion at Warsaw was, how
to increase the authority of the central power without vio-
lating the rights of the =All states, and the proposal of a
qualified majority of two-thirds or three-fourths, which its
supporters maintain would effectually hinder a one-sided
majority, seemed to find favour.
The Danish succession was of COWIE a very prominent
subject, and the Sp. Zeitung says that Russian diplomacy
was not exerted in vain to bring Prussia into a full ease-
ment with the views of Russia on this important point;
yet this ravelled question is likely to become still more com-
plicated by the protest the Duked Augastenburg is about
to lay before the Diet against the violation of his claim of
succession. The duke appeals to the resolution of the Diet
of the 17th Sept 1846.
The Austrianpapers are much troubled about the absence
of the King of Prussia from the Ohnuts conferences. It
appears that apartments bad been prepared for his majesty.
It wee given out that on the 2nd of June he would be at
Olmuts, and it was not till the departure of the Emperor
of Russia that all hops of seeing the king was abandoned.
The Austrian journals remark that not a single Prussian
notability was present at the interview between the two
emperors. The inference drawn from these facts is that
there exists by no means a perfectly good understanding
between Austria and Prussia ; that the obstructions to an
entailer cordiak betwixt them were not removed at Warsaw.
Several
.papers go as far as to say (which is much beyond
the truth) that as the conference at Warsaw was not fol-
lowed by a congress at Ohnuts, these royal interviews
have had no political importance.
The Prince of Prussia, accompanied by his son and the
two Grand Dukes of Russia, Nicholas and Michael, who are
now in Berlin, will, on the sth, go to Warsaw, where they
will meet the Emperor of Russia.
The Lloyd and the Coast. Blatt of Bohemia say that M.
Baumgartner will only hold the portfolio of commerce for a
short tune, and that he is to be succeeded by Prince Kiln,
who is one of the most determined opponents of free trade
and the new tariff.
A letter, dated Vienna, May 30, says:
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There is no news from Olmuta of a definite character,
though, from the importance of the subs likely to come
under discussion there, the eyes of all Germany are turned
in that direction ; and not a step will, or can, be taken at
Frankfort till the result is known. General Baytau, in-
deed, furnishes the only subject of interest. He is one of
those unfortunate gentlemen who are always getting them-
selves into hot water, yet never come clean out of it. It
appears that, feeling himself much distressed that no invi-
tation from the court to Olmutx had reached him, he thought
proper to go without one ; and the next day it was whis-
pered that the hero had received rather a summary order to
return. The reason given for this is the soreness of feeling
between him and the Russian general, Paskievitch. The
public, interested in Austrian affairs, will doubtless recol-
lect the sharp correspondence that took place between these
warriors during the Ilungsrian war.