The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-23 00:00:00

ITALY.

SICILY AND NAPLF.I3.—We hive mesived
letters from our eonwpondsut at Naples of this 10th
and 14th inst. They confirm tad give more at large
math al the am we have already published, and,ia
addition, names the armada of Agate. Ha
gives the =srdritle Iftve par Coate. at Ht. Ex-
change ea
The gay .1 Ihes4Al of the 18th
inst., says: A was received at,
Palermo as theLlilicalteleek, Catubtaa
that same day, that ca the might Win•
the bat that
Osumi hod the sky at
Osumi Misrelavelst had arrived at the hoed '
al the 2nd divides Math Veep% hhd
immediately attacked`of
it. At the moment of the
despatch they were fighting furiously, sad the ad-

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tentage was on the ids o(gite &arms. At kw ,1
sass, on the 10th, the Nmenitime bad not apparels I
Adel main. maims the ennamler deal 'piece.
A lathisitlis emenenee took plam at Dapani en
fles,A4thas,reported frometl'
perreede. .
ferried there comes
The 11,1111110/ of Palermo, not desiring to retain
*me Jams kindreds of permits who had forme*
lima in the emirs of Naples, mat them =a merchant-
vessel to Trapani. On their arrival armour was cir-
culated that they ware traitors to the cense,
and in the act of landing above 100 of them were
I pitilessly =armored by the popelen, armed with
musket', sabres, poignards, and all kinds of offensive
weapons. The rest were only saved by ben con-
verld far safety to the prisons. The bodies of those
who had been killed were on board a vase'', for the
purpose of being taken out and thrown into the lea on
the deputise* of the Teamed'.
LOMBABDY.—" Letters from Milan if the 14th
but,' oar the rob* "alarm that)be mares which
was to be held at Verona, and the idea of which
seemed to have been abandoned, will actually tans
plate at Milan. Some perms pretend that it will be
proposed in this congress to place the tread-duke
Leopold of Toscani at the head of the Lombardo-
Venetian kin
SARDINIt—m-ilie Optwiosw, of the 17th indent,
states that Alessindria ii4o lie oceePied. by the Aug-
trim., notwithstanding the hopes that had beeri en-
tertained to the contrary. • .
• DUCHIIO3.—The Tuscan Monitors eastionosi that
a body of 2,000 mat, under General ltolowrat, had
entered the tenitny Pattremoli, in the name of the
Doke of Parma. -Ttm genus' has written the fol-
lowing letter to the Tuscan Giber in ornosandot
Pentrentotie
To theCommeader lithe Troop lithe Pentrincoliet ter-
ries:7.—TM nedetelmed eisiat
at else df a began of bops.
Hal sed mat Amid= wes seer Breeits, latish h
digitised to envy, to the wane et tomorrow mensing, the
Ponhenolese unitary is the same el hie royalteSes the
Date et Parma, beteg informed that the hid cre-
espWl
tomesms, the messeeder stens woo=
fe imbed the otagnannised ter_ hirer
hasty, la virtue et 'Asthma use m, and Is gleaties
that no deelsradon et wee ethic beteg the Amides moire
end ether llama potters; eiherthe es meet Agrees has
die osmium will be retorted to spina dag ealrelhiti 0,1111110-
All offish, with a lag of trends, S st the theft= or Cha in
en asowir.—Berette. April 11.
elliCidai
laltp. nod Royal On. Meier estraesding Brigadier,
Cower KOLOWALT.
In a despatch of the 12th inst., from the Tuscan
deters= of l'untremoli. addressed to Geennii, and
informing him of the above event, the conduct of
General d'Apice is severely censured, be having been
at hareem& Sys days without tailing any !Demure s,
and ultimately left the town without giving the
population any prospect even of a show of defence.
TUSCANY.—By a decree of the 13th, the Govern-
ment Commission of Florence has dismissed Oeneeel
d'Apice from the service. Other decrees revoke the
state of siege sad moat other acts decreed by theists
government. Plea has adhered to the present go-
vernment.
On the 14th the Grand Ducal Commission pub-
lished a proclamation stating the adhesions they had
recetved to the authority of the Grand Duke • that
the Austrians had not passed Pontremoli ; that the
ministers of the foreign powers had offered their good
offleee to the government. A decree of the 13th re-
calls Montana from his minion to Paris and

Londota.
VENICE.—The prefect of Anemia published, on
the 12th inst., a proclamation stating that the Pyro-
=Antion, which entered that fort on the 11th,
ought intelligence that the Sardinian fleet
had prevented the Austrian fleet at Pinno from cow-
Mg out. which it bad intended to do for the purpose
of ble*athag Venice.

GERMANY.

FURTHER SUCCESSES OF THE HUN-
GARIANS.
The Intelligence from Visalia Is to the 18th inst.
The news from Hungary continues (says the Cologne
Gaudle) to be unfavourable to the Austrian army.
The remains of the corps formerly under the orders of
General Mite, and which, with another detachment,
both commanded by Jellaehich, defended Gran, was
attaeked,by the Hungarian chief Replay. who had
crossed the Danube below Pesth.
The insurgents had, after making a lugs portion
of the staff of the ban: prisoners, occupied firm
Dembinski had passed the Danube at the head of an
army numbering it is said 50,000, and had taken up a
position before Buds, on the ••ht bank of the
river. Windieohgritzt intrmohed in the latter
town, awaited the rereforcements which were ar-
Ti= from all parts. Meantime, protected by Dena-
il
the Hungarian corps ander the orders of
°slam bad marched open Comm, and obliged
1 dIS Waging army to retreat before sups-
tier numbers. Georgey they pressed on, oe-
Espied Raab and Wieselburg, and starched area
Bamberg, to prevent the arrival of the rein/mar
mate expected by Windischgrits. In the Banat.
General Bea had given eight days to the fortresses of
Tameswar and Arad, in which to make their sub-
simian.
Such are the statements of the Cologne Gaulle.
• PRUSSIA.— Our correspondent writes :
BERLIN, ill SI
The prelims applied to the Prussian government
by Frankfort on core hand, and the Berlin Chamben
on the other, to come out with a plain definitive sa-
-1 serer on the German question, seems on the eve of
producing some result. Von Beckenrath arrived tanl
this morning by a special train from Frankfort, with
the mission to bring matters to an lame. The nil-
' nistry, after a long conference with him, declared,
through Brandenburg, in the First Chamber, that the
negotiations were so MIA] ripe, that in the coarse of
a few days he would be able to furnish the house with
the most templets explanations. •
This was what mainly weld be got by way of
answer to the interpallations of Count D,yhrn and
=agatonlrinie4uetted ministers
OPAWt"aLNlNtietwe thete
Prussian plenipotentiary at "Firiankfort, and the sal;wrir
to the Austrian note of the Bth. Bergmann also
wished to know what German governments had given
in declarations of their views on the points raised for
consideration in the circular despatch of the 3rd, and
the nature of such declarations. To this Br
answered byoommunicating the aboadymiintr=
fastoof thedBgovernments. It is repartectlimikt. en
the evening of the 17th, a new note was medusa him
Obsilts at Frankfort, accepting the WV" tin'
gramme, commuting to the formation of a Banger
stud minding Austria, and &airing a close Mere
connection with such a German anion. The divided 1
state of the Austrian cabinet, whisk makes the perry
of Stadion triumph to-day.and *at of his antagonists
to-morrow, renders no sort of incingruity in tbe coun-
sels of Olmfits surprising. Clapham= mem to
have given great and general tHolothemilna at
Franit, by his rigid abusers to lhe rotes- ,
sines of Ms government after the colisedve note 1
of the 28 German stated had so
ftethe faro of the question. It vase=
he should be grade sensible of the isms&
ZITO ot the Pnorian policy, and the danger of
sfilamiptilag to persist in it. Far that purpose Von
Said= and other members of the Agh-t of the
frankfort Assembly went to blahs night or two ago,
in a body, determined to coavinee him of the nee's-
nity d a change, and to urge Ms to open the eyes of
Ws government to the state of things. Camphaueen
lints
parry these remonstranoss with the old
:=
oorresponding to his instriotions, but
Malt he was moved to admit the force of the reason-
ing st his visitors, and to promise a .15: declare-
dee opr:theejart of his governmmt. next day
the promised reply from Bar that the
t 'iota ell II , order to
Ittr: frrsersagaelolutions of the four
The Boma Chamber did not meet. . Tli its.
last WO aittiajp_the debate on the Ilighti,
fiat:ably =her bees osatimed.
have been theroutbk.pnreredt ankeribiTi
elt*kis ' te.snve this oemstnolgool right from being
by the of *la.
' le' dud tara lirenbel:ere Stirrer the
me Celebrated Bishap and 'a student
of the mime ef Breaths the ma of the burgomaster of
Braitimhori. OM boo tendantod in the doe* GC

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