The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-20 00:00:00

PRUSSIA.

M. Puttksamer was app.tnted, on the 1641 inst.,
at Berlin, sueties.or to M. Von der Ileydr, aa Minister
al Gotnmeree.
M. Von Hey& had settled (says the Breams Jeer-
ed) the preliminaries of a commercial treaty with
Holland, and brought it very near to a conclusion.
Its two chief paints are: the removal of the great dis-
advantage whieb the Milland and Belgic treaty of
July 24, lbtB, subjeeed the traffic of the Z dlverern
eountri.s to; and, on the other side, a change in the
coLniel tariffs of Holland, so disadvartageous to
German commerce.
General 'Duman returned on the 16 h to the
Duchies. Ilevieg made his report on the rate of
things, ho received new instiustioes. The mai-rite of
the Danish ministry, and the King of 14-. mark
are not isdispreed, we hear, to a trio ndly under-
standing with the Duchies. But Denmark asks to
pmts., Itoosisburg. Should this demand be persisted
in, it is rob OM that eity will be occupied by troops
of the cooled. ration. By an announcement from the
war-Mbar, it swears that the army is tr be still fur-
ther reduced.
Both elierithers sat on the 16th. In the first chair-
her dlop,r VoH, Vinke ; in the second M. Simeon, were
timelier epeakers. With reference to the communal
law (foie. ie.!, yen's). M. Vinke observed that in no
diatrie: were peace and order so little disturbed as in
the )(Moe provinces, where the oppressive feudal sys-
tem had ceased to prevail; whereas the country where
isatklity meat prevailed, Silesia, was constantly in a
state of disturbance and ngitatien. Ile said that there
would be no increase of governmental or administra-
tive power by the division of propi.rty, but that such
a measure would be most favourable to democratic
power. How much finer it would be if those who
belonged to parishi a devoted themselves glover ly, by
takir g !Art teed their int.vests, to their prosperity.
lie would take the English nobility for au example.
No Loyd thei;,,nt it beneath hisdignity to belong to a
villain Nitta., and to bear his a, are in its harthecs.
Bet the lawn .1 1810-11-12 bad riot been citried into
ex.cutio,. iltnitelf a landholder, he spoke not for
his perr.onal prod', but with the full tionviction that
the welter.• el the country depended on the commu-
nal law. Tile law was the best preservative from
revoluii in. It should be made the turning point—the
true pivot of Prosaism politics—of the history of

Beitux, J tv. 18.—TolestaTy Vnia, 108 ; New Lau,
fast sad -11.110.. Coate., 991, Nation .1 I)eb., 811; Con.
Mama Seelpert Peetwism.l2l ; Bank Shuts. 94.

VISMISA. JAIL posCeat: liettllsqrx: 94,

eit per Ce•atie.ieti.. I. Balk Bharso,
1138. liaellacie as Lasolos. 40.

Fite AT MYSIRS. Pe RIISILL'a,
e►ening, snout six o'clock, a fire Nolte out is the extensive
/sago of pr mi.e. belonging to Mesas. Paeseell, the biota
bakers red confectioners, co C robin, City. The premises
are up with sal. ons end various apartments far refresh-
asests,-9 e kitchen alone being sefiiciently capacious for
bd hand' to work, whibt the coffee room was large enough
to atomic:deer nearly 100 p. none. The Aimee commenced
la the by part of the shop, on the ground, and when die.
crested had obtained a firm hold of the premises, For-
tunately the fife ftestinced at that evil; hour; for, had it
be.. is the night time, it es leeposeible to tell what might
bare bees Ott irsalte, se not fewer than 30 men slept in the
beadier. information of the outbreak having beta sent to
the Are station, very speedily several engines of the Loudon
brigade, Pariah, and Wise of England Company, attended,
and ono engine having bees set to work, the Are was eves-
luny tatisognished, but not until contiderable damage was
done to the premises, and 'leo their contests. Severel large
plates of glass were demolished, even so far a. the top of the
honor, and one of the Steams had a narrow escape by one of
the beavy sheets of glees failing, and nearly striking the
man. Foetoneely the firm was issured is the Atlas, Sue,
sad Nati nal Mercantile tire offices.

TUB 110t1111011 AT THE REGENT'S CANAL DOCKS.- 1
On S•tUtdaylillerllool2, Mr. Belot somatencedanilltitleSt at
the Thee,. C.c.ts public house, Limehous", on tit body of
Robert Attplior, who wee shot on Thunday, under dream- 1
storms which have already been published The mediae"
given at the rumination of the seamed at the T3ll/Mlllll court
es Friday was remated, and Mr. Rose, a ensgeen proved
having made • post oreortem esenelnation at the body, sad
having extra.:4l the ball from the deceased's heart, whisk
Must have caused instant death. The inquest wee then
tdjmnied to Monday.
IMSAYPTARANCE OT A GULL AND D1DC0,737 07
int BPDT.—On Saturday Mr. W. Carter resumed and
tow-
eluded • pretreated InviDy at the Old Julian Tavern,
Curvy thidess•stiest, Bermondsey, on the body of Maria
Rite, aged 16 years, who was found dead la lie river,
under tt.e foilowiel ciscamstaccies —Deceased was the
&lighter of impectab et paten's, and was la the service of a
Mr. Cook, of Marygoldatreet. iletmondsey. On Saturday
night week she left her master's house to proceed home, but
lastest! 01 doing so called at the times at a female named
Sophia Tour, whom she mempanied, with °lse! (main,
to several puhlic• homes, where she partook at spirit', ulti-
mately hemming quite intoxicated, en relish state the wee
seen by 6t11.1111 perm: t.. at a late hour on the same night.
Oa the way home the deceased said she would not go the
road way ; they all amordiegly made for the Benno. &eq. wall,
sad when they seared lialiaury-street the other females lost
the deceased, whom they went in marsh ct, but after a
bag t,ine they were usable to Sod hie, or learn any tidings
cotcerniri her. The parents went to the p lice stators,
and although every exertion wet made to di!oomr her
whereabouts, nothing could be heard of her wad Monday,
when a waterloos, named Trlnebill, dieeovered the demand
lying is the mud off Fountain-emirs, Bernrnneey. The
deceased had stealth's on her feet; hut after being conveyed
oa shore, was removed to her father's house, where be'
body was washed and searched, but no marks of injury
were to be seen upon her person, although it was feUy be-
lieved that the emfortunate girl had been subjected to sere
violence. A vast number of witnesses were examined at
considerable length, and two females, respeetively sassed
Sothis "ft sew and Julia Cuoni, positively swme they sud-
denly missed the deceased on their way home in Salishcry •
street. Verdict, "That the deceased wee found drowned
in the river, without marks of 'Wear* en the person ; bet
hew she came into the lain, or by whet memo the all
hit cliah, they had no evlioloo to dmkii."