The Express.
London, England, 1849-07-31 00:00:00

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GERMANY.

PRUSSIA.—Our correspondent writer as fillbws:
Brum, 'cur 28.
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Baron von Sehleinits has been appointed minister
of foreign affairs. It may be rememtered thi.t this
emit in the e.binet hes remained vacant sine- Count
Arnim's ntirement. Von Schleini:2 was the Prussian
plenipo•tntiary in the recent pegs:chi:ions with Den-
mark, and previously ervoy at the court of Hammer.
Virtually he has been for tome menthe pay in the
place to which he is now appointed, and no change
whatever will be introluctd int ) the miaistry by
this event. Several el- miens are announced
from the caantry. Mist of the names are
Bismark-Sehnn‘susen, ore of the mos'
thorough-going absolutists of the late chamber, has
In en cli cted for a district of the circle of Peter! am ;
Nlssnnt-uff 1 for Fre. kfurt-on-Ode:, BodeLchwineh
for Maridebure. aid the minister of commerce, Nita
der Heydt, for Desirldorf.
It is doubtful whether the channers will be opened
by the king. An attemp'. will lx made to /invent
dram eion on the address, and to ?vs an echo to the
speech of the crown, as a pure formality, and with se
much dispatch as possible. The rainist-riel pap re
hint the superiority of the English mode in this
respect over the Fr.:teh, and di preeree the waste of
time in discus .log the past, and wrangling sb..ut ab-
stract prineiph s. instead of setting the ehoulder to toe
wheel and blrsong the country with organic hews.
The third election of the let distritt of Bs rlin Les
terminated in the victsay of General van Beyer Octf
Professor von Batsmen

The Hawaiian debate in the English parlionei t
has produced an immense sensation here; and for the
last two or three days nothing has been talked about
but Lord Palmerston's speech, with which
all the moderate, and, as I believe, the
siaoert•st liberals are highly centre ted. But
there are already nips that, although that sp• eel
began with precluding the imputation of a seutiment
uulavourable to Au etria, it has been anythitig
but relished by the Schwamenburg cabinet. I un-
derstand that to-day the Austrian embassy fore re-
fused its rises to an English passport fsr Vienna.
I would add, that latterly the di a culty of ob'ainirg
a ?saved for Vienna has been gr atly inert-mad ;
and the Austrian (Feistier is gradually growing as
impet me ehle as the Russian.
AUSTRIA.—The latest intelligence from Vienna is
to Jelly 26.
The modification of the cabinet recently crken of
seems on the eve of taking place. Sehmetlinee is to
have the portfolio of justice, and Bach is to take the
interior. S'conoti'm recovery is giv, a over as !rape-
less. Carlin Leo Thun has been offered the minhery
of instructien, but his answer is not 3et known.
Baron Kub tk has presented his credentials as
Atistean envy at the court of Athens.
As a consnlsti in to the Ban for having lost an
army is the Ba zka, by an imperial decree rit the
22nd inst. tin ruidtary commandership-in-chit f of
ficlavonia has been committed to him prnviei•teallt.
Couat Coroeini, who is created lie ut.-field-nt.rsle .1, is
to ma's' him iu discharging the duties of this Wiles.
while General Maslen, who heretofore occupied this
post, retires.
Notwithstanding th•' intense interest of the mo-
ment, there is no news (rear the seat of war. It
teems highly probable that the rebels which Paskie•
witch mentioned in his despatch as herein::
retreated to Neu-Kata, were part of the army
of (lorry, whieo had became thron,th the
Russian line at Aimed on the 21st. This surmise
is corroborated by a letter from Gratz, which
reports that Paskiewitoh was at ackea on the 21st at
Asznd soddenly by the brigades of Detewffy, Di m-
binski, and Kisncky, and bsaten. The presence cf a
l'tc commander-in•chief at Gratz entitles rocs from
that quarter to attention. Haynau seems to be march-
ing southward, in utter iienorance of the defeat of the
Ban, whom he exl•eett d to find at Zombor. A pro-
clsmetion by Hay nee, breathing the hero of Brescia,
the burner-down of BeSarkany, and the despoiler of
the Jews, a b !ore leaving Peeth, is publalud.
The mutual dislike existing between the German-
Austri en regiments and those of the military canes
frequertly %nab out into bloody quarrels. Thus
there recurred at A.:ram, on the 22nd, a regular fight
between the Hess Ft giment of infantry and a regi-
ment of Greer r•, which ended in several being killed
and wounded on both sides. The Age-am papers con-
tinue to give de ails cot.cernirg th• rout of the 11. n,
and the pre-ipirate fight of the Servians towards the
Turkish frontiers. At Semlin, the ichabiran'e,
waned by the fate of Neatens, were removing thrir
valuables to Belgrade, although admonished that duty
wool' be exacted from them on their return.
The Ban left Ruma on the 19th, for Kamenich.
The fnrther defence of the Tchaikish district is com-
mitted to Kniezanin.

Three surgeone, de-tined for the imperial arety in
Transylvania, have offered their services to the
H un ratites.
A large army-corpa of Hungarians, nndcr Generals
Vetter and Hall, was gathered at Ksloscs, on the
Danube, below Pestb, where a battle was expected.