The Express.
London, England, 1848-04-25 00:00:00

a on the 20th, ea.
rincee.

•g and Alton for
I than 30,000 men
10th corps of the
10 Prussians, who
but sent by the
this would account
rk to seize at sea
:nter Holstein, but
nd Flensburg and
to be attacked.

)ril 20, says :—The
Ay are proceeding
Awithstanding the
es of the most ro-
t the top of the list
Claussen, Nickels,
se also heard the
!nze, and Professors

it so courageously
en-of-war, has been
Mary. At &kern-
re been strengthened
great alacrity. The
with cannons; every
teamuch as it affords
to strengthen their
inspected the entire
troops continue to

to April 20, the re.
icheort is so far car•
relese approaah to e
lie:wed with s train
;nnpo‘rder exploded.
opily no life was lost.
airy (about 2d men)
and requested to are
he had quitted the
inhabitants required
nd as the Danes were
.t them, aed one man
instant►y commenced
ne on the pert of the
!nee of the Danes the

near Rendsbarg had
3s to much forward

I INOPLE, APRIL 7.
ions and massacres, of
abling to ruin, brought
er, ha 4 atlength begun
eamy arm quiet-loving
st unusual agitation is
Nlussulman as well es
until now unthought
e the subject of conver-
ad bath throughout the
;ions as popular move-
to rouse the spirit even
targic of people, as the
assess a power greater
sight to consider the
The Turkish govern-
mptoms, and deemed it
revent their spreading.
le editors of the Turkish
assert the news of revolt
lying from Europe; and
the public mind into
ing their flocks that
that the hand of God
he news from the princi-
inhabitants of Wallachia,
xer to the scene of revo-
Le shock of the moral elec-
and wide, giving life and
sing ruin and desolation.
it can no longer aid them,
same problematic. In the
llospodatti have appealed
een given to form a large
',ervia, a position almost
seas that province and
division of troops is also
ae south eastern part of
listance of Galatz. It is
itary demonstrations ars
of the principalities sea
of the other parts of the
aye of late years made
.isation and refinement;
,unication with the neigh-
hose manners and ideas
- assuming. With the
rernment of their princes
despotism which exists in
naturally dislike the rule
preserve in full vigour their
isors, the Turks. Between,
ons and theirprinces on the
4; attitude of aTurkish force
I to suppose that some dis-
c the reiult. It is to be
paratively friendly attach-
e Porte will undergo a dis-
Luence of the presence of a
• territory. Couriers are in
he Porte and the principali-
ncreasing lest they become
outbreak. •
w days resembles a town in
f• troops protect the streets
appearing out at nightfall
by the patrol before a cadi,
: please that functionary he
t the request of some of the
these police measures have
?ode. Great numbers of
I Germans,are in the habit of
rehouse in the main street of
meted with the revolutionary
Some of the representatives
been already insulted, and
persons who composed these
the cause of these police
tat an alarming appearance

it between th 2 Maltese and
ounters which they have had
hree days several lives have

Court.
is indisposed at her residencel

'• Wilke had an interview with
at the How office, and greet and
esea magistrates.
downe left town yesterday, tot
d.
eived yesterday at the Colonial
of the West India colonies.
Kid had an interview yeaterda:
Mr. Arthur Helps had also an late'
right hon. baronet.

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cSTKIt DlNNER.—Yeaterdas' 01 -
r Masoress gave the grand Efate
,rid distinguished perty. The tab'
Ay delicacy of the ecusen. moue,
derquis of Clanrcarde, the Plat
Minister and his holy, Baron
ter, the Dean of Durh
.P., Colon
am,
mr,' M.P., Mr. Rich, M
m the Deuty Chairman of th
Mr. Maytermanp, M.P., Mr. Turtle
1.P., and Sheriff Bill. After dine
a round, and the usual loyal toss
ed.—The Lord Mayor, in proposi
ters," said he was convinced that
'0 of the government to prose
th all the countries of Europe.
ricarde said that ministers had ha
d.
:s of no ordinal class, to Meet w
rd
,ort of all classes of her Majesty su
the differences of opinion which ut
t country hue this, he felt that the
. to look for the general suppOrt trine
60 long es they served their cones
sell the health of the Lord Mayor,*
sties of his high official station._,
acknowledge I the toast, end mi.
inxious endeavour to fulfil the duties
dy. The Lord Mayor next pro
oichem.x, with thanke to him foe
halt of the hopital."—The Bishot
mledging the toast, expressed his
rendered by the educutional ha
ight rev. prelate spoke at great
were le
ranee at which the reporters pl
even the
hey were unable to collect
—Some further toss
"!
ts followed, sou .
rminated.
F 'MILITARY PESsI()NEAS.--lle I
to encourAge the emigration of ou!-P
Hospital to British North Ainerws
e debateable land ner. the United Su
therance thereof a detachment a ii
9 children, leave the river for (3111
week.