The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-27 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, 1848.

from Ciereaany, which he declared ,' would be a great
pity." The Left told the professor at owe " that the
behef in snob a possibility was an met of notable
cowardioe."
A third system has been proposed, that, of a tiers
parts, half half right, sash as M. Guisot used to
call k peril dm miseptss. This is to advocate " real
mime sae hoarse, Germs' Austria and Germany,
the ether between OSUMI and Mama= Anoka.
This would be. se dam& as to declare all Austria
German pecame, width would be liz=
which is desired by as eosin or eat of
There remiss Asa bat the propseal dta. esrais-
saws of the semtitatleo, which will probably obtain
the It W sewn strange to you that we
should be have aloft the fate of Austria, whim it
is at this sessalat in the hoods d Jellaohish and
assorts. M. Veasdey b&pea_loasarew a motion
on the motet state of lea Ms. Mahler, have
hitherto samedsd in pug off my omit Meow
aim They are afraid of the thammado dement
arffainaristly at the heed of the Viewa. I
s The envoys they sent receivedissamtleas
to Islam kr the restoration dada. The
however, seeks to fares the mishay to ordelneldfany
at Vilma to make efforts also is favour of derma*
intermit sad unity. Ter the Viennese have risen for
Games harestainaiStchfilavonie prejudioa The
of IL V was rejected by the majority
Wrifearima would repleos it by a vote,
reftniog the Wan to the ministry. The alacrity
of the sominiseimsra adopted the proposal; and we
shall we which the parliament will accept. If the
opinion el the nsinarity of the commissimers prevail,
it will be a blow for the ministry ; but if that of
the majority be adopted, it will prove a more fatal
blow foe the dignity of the central power and for the
popularity and prospects of the present lieutenant of
the emre.
OCT. pi
23.—The debate has taken place, and has
ended by a vote approving the sending of envoys,
not only to put an end to the war, bat to protect the
rights of Germany, and the assembly engages the
ministry to make farther efforts for this last purpose

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but it may be hipped that if she late unhappy differences be
settled, sad the WA* be esse neepssed—it the small lad of
the wedge be eau inserted, the elle*, ttill Waft
sad war what reisibiss be eteceM Mr. Delestelle,
it queen, arrived at Tamatave, heat Searles, bikes the
Ile* malereass g• we. ou lathes,' Wm with the sem
misiossr, and sewed to be bided the swam daring the
esahreses sehesu, MA to have &SW the replies of the
oomatheleser. His biasses may be sees to the attesapts to
metre a meagrely af the wade Oa the whets these
ep-
psatn to ha a Air mammal of the trade kiss
Mr. Dolmens 'appeared residua of the trade bolas to.
opened, as he was about tp despatch the Arne to Bombes
for a cargo of dry gawk The natives are sou see Sze thh
result, but it deposes manly spots the Gwen sad the m-
ade who keep her la thraldom. The colonial vessels
?aid, Nimble, and Lady Boma, mad the Preach vessel
UMW', wen waiting at Talismans Sze urges. Aa at-
tempt was made to induce the 0141111.011.11, to allow *sea to
load at we, as the argatiations were so far advaaced, bat
be would eat conseat. The French szasmodore was at St.
Mary's. While the Geyser was alone off Theater' the
Preach steam ship Gmesodi arrived tram Bourbon; sad
went se Si 81. litary's to aatoolutto to Commodore Page
Sae appointment of his sucesesor. The two frigates may
re expected here in a day or two.
[Admiral Dawes hes same arrived at the Ca of Good
Hops; mad it is reread that all his tiooe have
felled.—Bs ]

MADRID, Ocr. 20.
The Casette contains a deem charging the King with
the governorship and iaanagement of th• royal household
and patrimouy,Litely held by Miraflores, end abolishing
that Aloe.
I praised to give you wbat I can gather from the best
authorities caseernieg the ministerial crisis. The Marquis
of Bedfast having been fetched privily from France,
'mind in the palace on the 10th. The news of his urival
was oemnivaletted to Norma a the 12th. He Immo
Manly west to the gases, and expiMulated with her
Majesty urns the impediment of the clandestine recall of
her tryout% who bed been banished a few maths before
for beiag implicated in Larne= intrigue. The Queen
snewered with we* spirit, and desired her minister sot to
meddle with bee demestie drake, which were no mum= of
his. Names retired, and ca the etaireate met Mica.
dens, with whom be had a vieleat seem. The Queen
Wesel to degiatek business with any of the ministate,
etterenria they all seat in their resignations in a body.
During 16 hears, hem Sunday oftersom, the 16th, to Mon-
day seeming. the reslgnetlese of ministers were in the
(lama's bands. Mindoro wee instmeted to form a minis-
try. On Sunday night he not to Rewrite, to Vaasa, and
to O'Donnel. Ia tos meenumet Christina allowed herself
to be persuaded by Mon sad Fidel that no man but Names
could at the present moment save the throes. She tented
but influence with tbe Qat= tO ambit the_part! of Rita-
dons and restore the ministry of Names. The
surdas demanded from the Hams WWII great and
melt as sooner or later by their very violence will mummer
the return of Narrate to power. The ultimatum of the
ministers, before they would coment to reoesept *Moe, wee
the &marl of Bodnar, the taming out of Mindoro', and
the installation of the king In his allow All them condi-
tions ham been for the moment granted. Ramer set at
stria for Frame the day before .yesterday. • ma,
The Duke of Ahmed" will, I beer, be plead at the bead
of the household ; and, in fact, virtually patens the !one-
time lately fulfilled by Mindoro'.
The settle! of the Xing over the household is putting a
degree of Monne* upon the Queen, which no one taproots
her Majesty to put up with.