The Express.
London, England, 1848-11-25 00:00:00

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SAIONY.—A letter hems Dresden, et 17th host.,
says :—Teedeutiss swims et the states solemnly
eliNg by tipsing is penes, attended ba
the Prtaties
jay „a Albert. la dm speech hem the throne the
Pons 00101
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dune as die eazoa
diem whawandi . Mowsgime my Mike sumeas
te sessleolass Ism, by whisk that Assmibly
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howl=etthe isesimmiT•wily. nag
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flp/411•111•11•• the same is Mame, I belle
y bele that the seselmisos or the National haiwwblv;
win sue met MM. any mirsitbsn la Boom.. ; and the more
oda" is einem WM NM pee*. I girl new lase eight
of ten aids sliest Wends. Me work of the Onus& ma-
idimpo, why, the Warty, end the strength Meat great
eassuy, bath at Mem sad abroad.
The gases Minietry has published the Wowing
TAN iatelHgence at Vienna that martiel-lam has been
applied to Robert Blunt, deputy of the National German
has produced in namay a lively impreedos of
a,ad indignation. These eeetimesta leave been main-
• popular unctions, and have also bees represented
eig she government. The latter fully recognised Me import.
Ines et this unhappy event, es well as this duties thereby um-
Toga d a it, and it will WIWI therm This it hes already a
to sew chamber of the states, and It now
man them to the whole Saxon nation. But at the same
time k aliens to prudence and moderation. The Saxon
legatios at Vienna hes been chalet d to demand the act. of
sgsio.t Blum. The government has desired the
=1:, give imesedi:te manual of Ito (wisdom ; it has
sow proyeeittees to the antral power of' Frankfort, as
to Me ant which is especially maserned in
gen event. The government, therefore, conceives that
it hes dace all that could reasonably be expected in the me-
son state of the affair. But the movement and the exigent.
on bin Da **pp.& At Leipsig, blinded passion has led a
poet oldie iakabitants to violate the rights of men in regard to
the Amnia Coma. The public voice has already judged
es deed, and the goverment hopes that fee the honour of
Ile dams people, no further attempts of this kind will be
nada The [MUGS, who were the political 'thermic, of
am, /of liha
bare Keen threatened. This is exercising tyiranay la
Ibisesty. It km bass demanded that k
ammo shall give his pommy. to the Am adeu Envoy at
Esatint. t his would bs lighting up die lame elated ear
la Gown, ; It his even bees ameaded that the flaxen
Alcibmadoe in Vs.ana *hell be wandeumed without kaviog
hem hard. This is mussy to all the principles el
edeldidlml jasties. The govaransat will in due time, pub-
lish she result et the ascouet whack it has demand. d from its
wimp 8•••• have Invited the coverneseut to take charge
If the (unity vi Robert Blum, but others have irk reed that
On he voluntary suppnn. The government, considerin
llk g
public declaration as a reply to the propenitioas white
his bees addressed to it, , ll4Ctil that, on this melancholy
end scrim occasion, the tlax.in people will show themselves
717:0f liberty by their respect for the law. —Dreads',
74 —Signed by the ministate, BRAUN, VON PFOILDBA,
Owiaot, °KIRLAND, VON BULLA.
l• i 1 reported that a conspiracy has been discovered
et Leipsie, which was to burst out simultaneously on
the Mb, at Dresdca ; that, at Dresden, false keys
had been discovered for penetrating into the town
sad bounding the Lupin. The authorities of
I,elpoic have in their possession numerous papers, and
lies of proscribed pt ream

ROME, Noy. 14.

Pail anent meets to-morrow, and a stormy opposi-
tion to It usi's ministry is already organised. The
Coten.paltne leads the van in • violent tirade mix-
ing up Metternich, Talleyrand, Machiavelli, Guisot,
Judas Itariot, and every imaginable prototype of the
Roman premier. The other journals join in the hue
sad ay, and this pressure from without is by no
mesas counterbalanced by support within the legisla-
tive assembly. If Rossi can baffle the coming on-
slaught, he will show the world an Italian Pitt.
We hes already brought into the capital all the die-
Triable dragoons within fifty miles around Rome, and
r determined not to suffer " popular demonstrations"
is the public thoroughfares. The gallery for strangers
in the As-embly-hall has been reduced in dimensions,
and 11 .n Pirlone (our Punch) sent to
Both thew ou, rages on public privilege
have art the newspapers wild ; also the verbal
order given by Prince Altieri to the noble guard
hr which the Italian tricolour has disappeared
from their uniform. Several foreign refugees, parti-
cularly. from Naples, Lave been unceremoniously
ordered to quit the city. The French ambassador de
Harcourt, has notified in the Gazette that all French
residents in Item. shall forthwith present themselves
at the embassy for recognition and surveillance, and
to crown the ensemble of these measures, the great
Garibaldi, on his war from Florence to the 5.14 nf
action in Northern Italy, was met on the frontier by
&detachment of pontifical Swiss troops to prevent his
purge through Bologna at the head of his column
eladventarers. Garibaldi bad it all his own way in
Florence ; banquets and ovations greeted him, the
Prince of Canino acting the part of Sancho Panes to
his Quizete.
Further advice, from 8010 as to-day state that
Gsribsidi has been allowed to pass on alone, his escort
of about a temdred followers being still detained at
the frontier village, which, by reference to Murray's
Handbook, you will find marked—Scatica-Puino—
viz., unload the donkey.