The Express.
London, England, 1849-12-26 00:00:00

GERMANY.

The following details concerting the insurrection in
Servia will be found highly interesting :

The military force alone of the rebels is eftimated.
at 120,000 men, with 110 cannon; and if they are
joined by the Croat., which appears highly probable
they will have 200,000 men, with 300 cannon, The
numbers of the insurgents are doily. swelled by de,
sorters from the Austrian regiments to Peterwstdein,
Esseg, &c.
There appears in the Reichccilung a letter of the
10th from 13elgrade, which has created much -ecsa.
tion. The confeseiois of numetona deeertiona Ltd
great discontent give room to the public to surmise
how much worse the real state of affairs must be.
This letter is BO remarkable that I shall give it is,
full.

BELGRADE, DEC. 10.—Io the military lr undariee
of Syrinia and the Banat great excitement p•f vary
because these are excluded from the Weiwodesehaft,
Excesses are of nearly daily occurrence in the reike
meat of Peterwardein. (" Regiment" here usual
" military district"). Pity that the new organi.atiee
(of the military boundaries) could not be pohlished,
in the lower countries at the same time with the ha.
perial patent of Nov.lB (for the Woiwodeseha), all
ground for agitation would have been stopped. The
revolution, which during the last year has shaken
has not been without an important reaction on the
boundaries. Discipline has without doubt suffered,
the cordons are not guarded with the former strict.
nese, nor are the lively sympathies to be denied %%hid
prevail between the Servians on both barks of the
Save. The desertions from Austria to S,r‘iA bre
ce-tainly very considerable. Let us ho,* that
these sympathies will at some future period
extend the greatness and the power of .14-tria.
That the Servians are net content with the at rouge.
meat of the Woiwodesehaft is plain. The op;,o,.futs
of this measure, among whom is to be reek, net the
Russian consul at Belgrade, Lewkin, say that ail the
Serviana have won upon the map of Aurria :s the
title (of Woiwodeschaft). That the feeling of PI,
tionality should be vehement and =gnat fah he
busied only about itself, and know no other aspect,
has nothing surprising."
When you consider that this communication floes
from a quarter in the immediate confidence , ed pay
of the government, whose task it is to glow aria
varnish all mishaps, that they may preees.t. the
least alarming face, you will readily believe that
no trifle lies beneath. I am given, in fact,
to understand that the government possesieff de-
spatehes from Belgrade, three days later th the
above date, which contain news of great imp ,taaw,
possibly the same which I have stated at the cam.
mencemer t of this letter. The imputation th-own
out 'Oust the Russian consul Levekin is vary im.
portant. He is virtually accused of Pottering the
discontent of the Serviana. Lewkin, a little hump.
backed man, of much shrewdness and talent, vas
formerly consul at Christiania ; he hue a b other,
gen• ral of en;ineers in the Russian army. The
Austrian government will doubt:e•s attempt to get
bins removed. This is highly cha-acttristie of the
policy of Russia to intrigue against a &ice:anent
with which she is in strict aliittuce.
But causes are in operation to bring it about which
are beyond his control.

The latent accounts from Servile mention that the Rossiu
agitation is cloying daily more open and daring, &Da ilia
the it:credible activity of the agents of dist poser ads te
the eanclus'on that sanguinary enigma mettswdlslueddy
break out between Russia and Turkey. 'I he Pr ~e*
Servia hu already refused to pay tile tribute due to ihe
Porte, of 34 000 ducats, and the ermi :g of ell mslo Aoki
is being carried on with the greatest possible made,
without any one knowing where the arms come fru It
is not to be doubted, however, that Russia prov.s,t the
arms, for the Servians received in 1818 several cenro a tad
10,000 musk ts from Russia, when they were barmier te
the assists:tee of their brethren in the Banot. St is is a
most dangerous weapon for the Russian policy to em
for while it is injurious to the Porte, it is at the suer tins
most dangerous to ,Austria, as the lister will se.ry aim
find, in the growing increase of the influence of Se via Is
Hungary.— Breslau Gantt.