The Express.
London, England, 1849-06-18 00:00:00

GERMANY.

BADEN.—The 0 aad Duke besjelued the Pius.
dm Issue • disusimd his remit ministry, and
charged 14: ILlikbee will tka Lormatio3 of a ntw

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cab:net.

PItCSSIA.—Our corm .p n demo wri•es:
BERLIN, Jugs 14. ;
The news of the day is that pram, her been con- e
eluded *lei noo.rk. Th • csuldttions are ev n mated.
But I npreli nut that tiie 1. a rumour w' ich arises
from the pr lemiia icy havaig Neu est led hors with I,
Al. Rutz and set tto Copenha:tn for sal mien. I ,
cannot give any bests' authority that, a vales. Bourse
report for t'w oundi,ione, which are mud t.) : Coo i
nominee of Schleps. ig-11 roe plovisional.y united I
is at present ; the St .tth eltnrechatt to c nviss of three
persons appointed by the King out of lei: na•• of by
the Suembly ; the ques ion et succevsion reserve!.
On 11w evening ut tne 12th, eh*. Prince of Prussia
drove f en Nlayenee Va. ugh Bingen to Kreuznaeh
to join G• n. Olwringahrinser Gazette
says th tin Bino n th • pr.nus wan s4ot at, and the
postillion w u dud.
The stueratioos sgainet the I'ala'inate have. begun.
The var guard uf Ilerrefifel d.visiun march• d under
the cad, re of Gen. Hahne. ekes on the 12 It tram
Kreurmeh to Alzey. Tne reserve division under
Oen. B uhn f Il mid from Btromherg to Kreuzne.ch.
TM w e teal dieisi in under Oen. Webers) was coneen-
bated .t N. in ten rebel), and the third division cut Gen.
Nfinewind be wren Bautaholdes and Grumbaeh.
Hann, ekeee'. division is to advance on the 13th to
Fedderat.eim. and occupy Warms, wnile Oppenheim
way oct upi.d yeveterehey by two battalions of the gar-
rison of M Irma% l'he reserve division mirenes on
the lath to Ale-y, We bern'r division through Hom-
burg spinet Lindstufil, and Ni sewand'a division
through' Lantetecker against Weehttin and Mohr-
bath.
From mid-day on June 12 to mid-day on Jane 13,
in Breslau' 88 persona were at aoked with cholera,
51 died tf that disease, and 12 were officially an-
nounced as vivid.
Tue eecund chemher at Munich was dissolved by
royal decree on the 11th. A chambu to b • elected
in its ;lace was to meet ni.hin the constitutional
Wm of two month.. This intellig no. reached the
hotel of the Bavierim envoy here la-t night.
On the 9th Prince Hertebakoff, Aijmant-General
of the Czar and military governor of Warsaw, left
Warsaw for Austria.
AUSTRIA.—Our cirrespondent writes:
VIENNA Jute!, 12.
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The younger sous of the Czar, Grand Dukes Con-
stantine and Miehael, and the brother of :he Bavarian
king, Prince Luitpot I, have reachtd Vienna. A
review of the ga-rison took place ta-day in h snow of
their arrival, at which the emperor was present.
Yesterd y a telegi aphic despatch wee receive d from
Bruck, on the Mur, which you will see lies on the
South Railroad, a lit.l,..tan this side of Oriaz, aunounc-
ing that "at I o'cleck in the night ot the 10:h and 11th
a column of 108 hussars attempted to break through
St. Michael Leoben and Bruck; but failed is their
enterprise. 01 the Hussars 12 were killed, 14
wounds d, and 72 taken prisoner*. Of the Bianchi
infantry three were wourded." These Hussars are,
beyond doubt, the son ulnas of the regiment of Pala-
tine! Hussars, whose mutiny and flight from Ems on
the 4th, Clang the road to Steyer, I reported in
my letter of the Bth. The Bianchi infantry were of
course the Austrian troops, stationed about Bru:k,
who mu.t have been prepared by the telegraph from
Vienna to intercept. the fugitives, of whom it seems
that only 10 escaped. The report of the Preue that
some of the Busters had been seen passing through
Ologgnitz on the night of the 7th, seems therefore to
be without foundation.
On June 10Th there arrived in the Austrian camp a
parlanstritnire from Koesuth, who brought a message
to General Ha) nau, admonishing him that if any
more Hungarian prisoner* were executed, the most
distinguished Amman officers captured by the Mag-
yars would be put to death by way of reprisal. This
note was accompanied by a certifinde signed by
several Austrian ',Seers, prisoners at °roam:dein,
bearing testimony to the humane treatment they had
experienced from the Hungarians. Among the sig-
natures were Colonel Count Nlontecuculi, Lieutenant-
colonel Regensborz, Majors 8-ceb and Scudier of the
engineers, Count Erbacb, Ohilaai, Hammer, Captains
Hartweek and Landgraf, Lieutenants Scheel, Thin-
weld, Colltoni, and Wollinowich.
A severe battle has been fought between Perczel
and the Austrians, near Pete-minden, from which he
detached six battalions against Bukowitz. The Aus-
trians 104 several officers • but they behaved well, and
the attempt was repulsed, the Magyars carrying off
tome of thee guns as trophies.
la the Hamburg 11,rsen-lialle, of the 13th, ippon
the fcl'ovring et ttemsnt sent by its eorre9oll4lllB
from Vienna on the 13th :
The report circulated yesterday of the victory of *O DA
Jellachien over the Magyars is confirmed by the mon af
the Bin ofileially published to filV. Accord re to Se
Lieut. Field Marshal ()triages succeeded on the 7th kiln.
pistol, Mains the interments sear the It man tr.-riches with
a 100 of 600 dead and 220 wounded, and following the weeley,
on ebich necaaion mass Magyars were di.piderd, whilst
the loss of the imporialiene con,isted only al a
few dead and entailed. aaaehrr action fought lemmas the
garrison of Perarwardele, that made a eerie on the 4th
instant, and our woes, we. at first favourable to the iasur-
ger lei LI they captured win a great superiority of force two
Deaths occupied by oar am flew positions, were, how-
ever, ser,ssequently "ken form the Marmars. The lose of the
enemy is give at 60 dead sad free 400 to 480 wounded, of
the laspetislies at 4 cfficers deed, sad 3 wounded, 81
privates feed sad 168 wrmaded. Th.. first deftness of
the eatrenchsr.eots art With' the t TOTS Gradiskaner batta-
lion 6offieen sod 126 m-n,wbo were 1131,1 in this fight against
the kcrile superiorey of force. Aeioreins to rumours
that nee be d. prided no, rear dieewd prevails in the camp
of the Hungarian leedvr , and Der.ibineki was a.id to have
resigned. The Areltouae Joh* is expected back hue hen
Fraakfort.