The Express.
London, England, 1849-02-02 00:00:00

ITALY.

ROMAN STATES.—We hays received despatches
from our eoerupondent at Rome dated the 24th. ult.
Nearly 23,000 electors had then voted. Almost all
I the ministers had been returned by overwhelming
majorities. Despatches from the provincee brought
accounts that the elections were proceeding with en-
thusiasm, the bishops, in many cases, leading the van.
NAPLES.—We have received :etters from our cor-
respondent at Naples to the 241 ult The Firm on the
23rd were Hi.

GERMANY.

AUSTRlA.—Lettera and Journals of the 28th alt.
have come to hand from VisTaa.

paLturarare,by a new army bulletin, that Lient.Field-
Osorieli, who, with a portion of the second
army corps, had pursued the insurgents under 06,gey
in the direttion of the mountain town', attacked them
en the 21st of January in front of Schemnitz,
took by storm the village of Windschacht, and
the next day, atter a brief contest with the
rear-guard of the enemy, marched into Scheninitz.
The insurgents lost 180 in killed and wounded, be-
sides 500 others who were taken prisoners, amongst
whom was an officer belonging to the staff of General
Gamey. Moreover, the victors captured 12 cannons,
10 mortars, several ammunition cars, end a quantity
of weapons. The imperialists had two officers
and six privates killed and thirteen wounded.
The insurgents retreated on the road to Soh', I
pursued by the imperialists. Meantime, Major-Gen. I
Gotz had contemplated joining in the attack, in con-,
junction with the troop. of Major-Genteel Seamy,'
whom he expected to march from Rodeo • but es the
latter had received orders to return to Neatra, in order
to assist in the picification of that dirrict, the former
wasobl*ed to maintain hisposition at Moslems, in order
to defend the Turocz comitat against the insurgents, who
had been defeated and dispersed by Lieut. Field-
Marshal Csorieh. The expected capture of Leopold•
stadt, and the occupation of Neuhanal will (it is re-
marked in the bulletin) tend to keep up the good
spirit manifested in the Trentsehin monitor.
Near Szolnok, the insurgents crossed the Theisa on
the ice, and thus escaped from the advanced-guard of
Major-General Ottinger, who had possession of the
bridge. Finding that, as the river was passable
everywhere on the ice, it was useless for him to hold
the bridge, he marched towards Czegled, followed by
a division of the Magyar humus. A contest ensued,
and the latter, it is asserted, were mated, leaving
several of their partisan@ dead on the spot, and nine-
teen others as prisoners in the hands of the imperial-
ists. Subsequently, Major-General Ottinger, being
reinforced by some infantry, took up a mutable posi-
tion near Suited. in order to receive the attack of the
insurgents, bat the latter drew back to Szolnok, and
recrossed the Theiss.

Count Nugent had seised on Kapoevar, in order to
clear the Sumegh and Barmy *lmitate from
the insurgent bands which attempted to rally
therein. Lieutenant Field-Hershel Dishlen was
organising the military frontier troop., and intended
to march along the right beak of the Danube,
against Emu, where the insurgents were posted. On
the 19:h Jan., Oen. Todorovielt took posesemon of Vers-
shots, after &slurp contest with the enemy, and made it
his head-quarter& His troops are Serviette. Theinsur-
gents, whom he and someotherofficersroutedin thatdi-
rection, fled to Horwitz., after having. lost twenty
waggons with ammunition, and numbers m killed and
prisoners, whilst the kse on the side of the imperialists
was " not important," so states the bulletin.
The fortress of Fatal, on the military frontiers, has
been surrendered to the imperialists.
Two other Individuals were shot on the 27th alt
is Yinioadoy order of court-martial.
SAXONY.--Intelligence from Dresden of Jan.
the 29th, says : In this day's sitting of the second
chamber, ministers stated that, at his majesty's
argent and repeated request, they had withdrawn as
tender of resignation."

PROCLAMATION OP OUTLAwitT.—At the Sheriff,'
Court, yesterday, the bailiff made proclamation of the fol-
lowing partite to surrender or be wive rally outlawed :—Lad
O. Meiotic*, at the suit of G. S. Harcourt • Biz W. Y.
steahoy, Bart., at the suit of W. J. H. 00.46,., for tae
South Staffordshire Railway Comp.; H. J. Janney, at the
se of I. Pooh sad 0. Robin; ; X. B. Resale, at the suit
of W. Straehas sad *than ; 0. I. emu, at the sail of B.
!Llano ;G. Wooden's, M the suit of-T. Wright; P.B.
Horeb, at the suit of J. &pile ; J. P. L. Cress,
rt the sail of V. Miss ; J. R. Helmet, at the
emit of he. Ardis& the elder, aad meths: ;
T. Parker the imager, at the fait of H. G.
Robbie. ; J. P. Wow, at the mho( W. Cox sad another ;
J. Lela& at Ow alt of R. Lewis; H. D. Dimes, at the
NO of Cbselsile Petflager ; W. Weed, at the emit of J.
Carlow ; W. Iseient, at the snit of B. Orldritede ; 0. T.
Gnaws, at thank if G. fialth ; J. lialsees, at the salt of
J. Lewis J. Skink at the salt of W. Boyer ;B. Mike,
at *weak efri. lienfew , J. O'Briea, as the salt of 0.8.
Fowl ; W. MAK at the saw of C. Addis and another; J.
J. Coe say, at the alt of J. Hook ; and J. H. fheerseler, at
the nit of P. Levy.

BANKRUPTS.
Jogs Gasman Pumas S. Jaw:agaveMotive merchant.
WILLIAM Fatima, Carlea-stmet, Hatton-garden, lamp
saanufamarm. _ _

Josum Fuming, Salter's Hall-coart, Cannoa•strest,
printer and stationer.
WILLIAM AMDZZION, Neloni-street, City-road, engineer.
hEN/AT WHITYIBLD. Stafford, builder.
Thomas STANUIT, Dudley, Worm-menhirs, printer.
BIZNAIID CAVANNA, Wootton Bassett, Wiltshire, clothier.
THOMAS GAMILY, Btratiord•upon•Aron, commercial

Hamm Puna? OILDIRT, Plymouth, Garr. Mew.
EDWARD HOWITT, Lincoln, miller.
THOMAS EUSNPORTH, Hamlet. L ells, victualler.
THOMAS DAVIDSON, Hamlet, Leeds, carriage builder.
CAIRN BALL, Durlingtee, Durham, whitewall!.
SCOTCH SEQIJESTRATIONS.
Jugs, Wl'Downim, Dundee, flour dueler.
JOIN Sunums, Patrick, wrigbt.

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