The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-15 00:00:00

Werth. Schwager has been appointed Austrian
consul at Hamburg.' The Wiener Zeilung of the
9th makes no mafiosi, however, of the oonstruction
of a new ministry.
The report of the storming of the camp at:Perlap
has been waft:med. The insurgents swanned groat
loci in men and artillery. This victory is the mon
Important at this time, as :the insurgent trays at
P esielmet stance to their s are dvancing, and the open pieces offer no
PRUSSIA.—WasP=ILthe Berlin papers of the
12th. In the sitting of the msembly on the 11th the
President, Ageism-Id' made a declaration relative to
the sitting of the 7th, in consequence of which the
esinietry had requested his Majesty to accept their
. . The President then read his Majesty's
' • which is as follows :
rntioo
111111611, is the views expressed by you in your re-
port of Um 9th of this swath, that unless the pnnciplts
therein laid Sows be maintained the constitutional monarchy
asset exist. I shall, nevertheless, accord to you, upon the
grousiterhich you have stated, yaw desired diseiiiiien from
eSte—wool the formation of a sew milaistry yes will have to
esotheti in ofike.-TE ass Seed, Sept. 10, 1848. (Signed)
Fuca. Wit tux. Countersigned Vex AVS/111WALD. To
all the members el the cabinet °entail.
The President continued :—" I have further to in-
form you that the deputy of the German National
Assembly, M. Von Beckerath, has been summoned to'
his Majesty, and I request the Assembly to suspend
their sittings for a definite period."
FRANKFORT.—It is officially announced in the
Frankfurt Journal, of the 12th, that (as we have
previously stated) Dahlman had been unable to form
a cabinet, and that M. Hermann has been charged
with that task. The list last given by us will proba-
bly turn out correct.

HOLLAND.—The Neiewe
annouwes the resolution of gemernment to reinforce the
yearly connects' of troops in Udli by 1,000 men, who will
be sent from the way new he the Netherlands.
RUSSIA.—ST. PrrEitaßOßG, SEPT. 3.—The
Joanna of S. Pekraburg announces that, on the 20th of
Amuse, Frine• Hohuslohe Kirelherp, ambassador of the
King of Wurtemberg, had an milieus Olds Mejtsty at the
Waftof Petenholf, to deliver to him his letters of credence.
From the sans of war in the Caucasus the following int' M-
inus has been received at Kawkas, opposite the camp of the
Tschetsehenken detachments, which had taken up its posi-
tion on the right beak of the Aegun, near the tonnes of
Wadwischewskoje, the enemy planted their cannon in order
to bombard our amp. Although the shots effected compare-
lively little damage at a distance of nearly GOO fathoms, the
commander-in-chief, with a view of intimidating the enemy,
sal an the same time by way of experiment, caused a mine
to be laid ou under the place where the enemy's artillery
was stationed, and a little further on a fougsde. Six days
aft. r the mine had been laid on the enemy recommenced
their anima Kagan; after the third shot the train was set
on fire, the mine was *prang and the fielo-pieries and men
were thrown up beto the air. In the moment the tonged'
ovezerlialmed the terrified enemy with a shower of stenos.
Nagy of the enemy were killed and wounded by the stones,
same others the Neib Tasgik.
T*z CuoLana.—On the 31st of August there
wee ISO dole patients under treatment in Petersburo; in
dal aolliellof the day 21 recovered and 38 died. On the Ist
Sept there were only 345 patients under treatment.
NEW GRANADA.—A esrrespondent at Santa
Martha, writing on the 29th of July, says : Tom was a
political row at Bogota on the 13th of lest month, in which
the president, General Mowluers was the chief actor. Two
editors of papers were tried for seditious articles which they
had published. They were acquitted, upon which the presi-
dent fiew into a rage, and called out the soldiers, as, he said,
to save the republic. The soldiers refused, however, to act,
end so the pr. sident then condescended to grow calm.
'pale of revolution is *roving here. It is rumoured. that
there is • plan on foot for ereetine the these republics of
Vesiessels, Ncuador, and New Granada into a moneseley.
Teas country. however, is quiet. Broaden. is not ripe pet
for General Flores' appearance. All the provinces, save am
or two, are, I am told, in favour of him ; he Is living quietly
at Costa Ries, near to the isthmus, biding his time. General
Pars is at Curtsy; preparing for another attack on General
Moneve, the executive chief of Venezuela.

Cuurang