The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-26 00:00:00

A placard, evidently emanating from the National
Assembly, has been ponied on the walls of the
capital:
citisrns and inhatdtants of Balla i-411 dark eined has
admen, whit It will probably messes sad put in garottes the
'detour* et the National Aawatdy, whisk represents all the
people, the cruse el litserty,the glues/ the people. Fdiew-
anima :in CMS of these dan it ie the Bossed daty sf
s as ekeerfelly to deeds himself to the WNW of die
poop • tad liberty. Let the pite et Bulls ealwaly end
silently, tad with the rigorous- Annwases et legal edit,
watch the progress et Mints, la order that they may in the
mewl ad worthy of themeless. This,howerver,We defies,
that tM Meting Ansa* will ham how es sesame he
minim with lernseehb esaildinm end }W ham hew
min may alesenneenes, may attempt at Mims%
it statues neohen ea hem Mimes is mem

The eamilitiene wader which Vat Beckerath ex-
Cahis willingness to enter the cabinet were the
tZing :-1. The complete reorganisation of the
army. 2. The adoption of a constitution in the sense
of the project of the commission. 3. Subordination
to the central power at Frankfort. 4. Execution of
the motion of M. Stein. fi. Abolition of exceptional
tribunalo for the army. 8. Abolition of titles and
orders. 7. Execution of the act of habeas oorpus andl
the decision of the National Assembly on the subject
et the panishment of death.
FRANKFORT.—In the sitting of the Natieeel
Finembly of the 22nd M. Backe/its, libidos el
Finance, proposed that a sum cd 12,000 florins abseil
be levied en the different states of Ciarmang tar
fervid expenses to the treasury of the 'aspire. He
also submitted a plan for a commercial union of Oar-
many. It is said that Reinach and Easelen, two ci
the insurrectionists., have been arrested at Babes-
4iausen. Metternich has succeeded in escaping.
AUBTRIA.—The Vienna journals of the 20th have
anived. On the 19th the National Assembly wee
seedpied with the motion ii. favour of the granting of '
an interview to the new deputation from Hungary.
The debate, a stormy one, ended by the decision that
the depotation should not be received, but its demands
sbeeld be taken into occsideration.
General Tekki, of whom I wrote you that he had
deserted his army, had arrived at Greets. The
Emperor had empowered Count Bathyany to form a
new ministry.
Kossuth, an a speech which he made on the 17th,
height the Hungarian representatives not only to
deism their determination of defending their country,
het ales to fortify Peath and to erect barricades, in
lose Jelliehich should enter the town.
From Hungary we learn that the town of Comoro
was burnt down on the 18th. On the 17th the head-
quarter- of the Ban had advanced to Kiss Komarnm
on the Plattensee.
HAMBURG.—Our correspondent writes under
date Sept. 22 :
The accounts we received from Frankfort the night
before last spneed • glace' in this city pertetday
which it is diMeult to describe. The news lima Copen-
hagen and Flensburg to-day was not of • nature to
cheer us up. It appears by this that the Danish &Ann-
mast does not ogres to the modifications of the conditions
of the armistice of whisk Gemmel Wrangel spoke to the
Provisional Government at Readeburg, and that either lin
Commissary Retries went beyond his power whoa be
told the general his govenessent would HMO to
them, or the general made • blunder. No doubt the
forcing of Y. Moltke upon the fizhlenrig-ffoistelases
as president of the new Provisional Ooverstment will ands
serious disturbances in these dimities, he being so very un-
popular there that bit life was in danger when M. Remits
tried to introduce him, and he would have bees killed Ind
he not been protected by that very body he is to unesat--
the present Provisional Government. A maim between
the two parties in Schleswig, and particularly at Fleashat
is not to be avoided if the Dsnish 'mermaid
keeping up Moltke, who is considered the implaea=ty
of the Germans. We may hear of its outbreak to night or to-
morrow. Another point of the stipulations of the armadas is
the divbilan or the troops of the two duchies. to which the Dist
will not yield. It remains now to be seen what the soldiers
themselves will sae to this. Probably there is the sine
party spirit sa between the other inhabitants. Under those
circumstances it would be in vain to hope that it will mid
without strife. M. Remit: arrived at Berlin from Copes.
hageu a few days ago, and it resales to be seen how he will
answer the mbunderstaxeding caused by him, which may
lead to very serious occurrences. Oar city is quiet the
several pokiest unions are rowing for the eastung
pins
bone, paving the way for their maiidates. Business would
have him brisk, If the abotrodnentioted political news had
not put • check to it. There was a sourest yesterday, bat
the bilk being of a doomed' sad unimportant nature, it
saboprod al eassdoed, the grand political cpsestions of the day
ts all satiation.

LA PLATA.—The lama, du Havre says: On
the meips id the het sewer *ma Mate-Vide, W the
Puna. we lakeeeed ear Man that at tit* time ef He de-
parture of that mma tine was eeme rib el the simmer
me nt of negoaaliegaleateela SO= and she eosin
meet for the reoulahlishillatt drum at dds
have received the bigwigs #ftvii fray a private
dent :—lt wows dm is was la esapapease el a "Mei=
grsessut with Oats, provoked by tie Leger deafly the aw
iodations with the utinistees of the latmeasisa,
that Rom teak this step, having previouelybare
te die ennead of his forces
Vides a liseaerAplaa nuesd Mesa, has
Mem se chid llmenue. The following are the en.
tine Misit the thanse wanly transmitted by a mint
enemy ef the imensen of Monte Video: —" 1. The to.
miguddra lit r Ora scathe, meetly for the sake of lellll,
the geseidellafialld Oribe, who shall retire to Tecuarsabo
the ilialmalaikaa el the republis to be confided daring that
dm le a min maiminon coaspensi of four naraben, twe
to lei ahem by ro yovernment of bloats Video and two Ivy
the modem to Onto. This usamission to weepy iaeli
with the eigelfease sad tho choice of a presideat of the moth.
tic, whe wee to eater apes his hosanna at the eapitatioa of
foe, suathe. 1. AU the troops hate Mons Video to re-
tire spat the heath% sad to be pissed wader the command
of Gas. 0. Ganes. 3. The iresoa of Mots Video to n-
asals liner mat until tits of the tame
4. All wallesatica of property madedrilgbe of say other
parses to be saindled.- 5. A declaration to ho made to the
nut that the steps takes and the eagesemate legally
waged late by the Wats Mara deveramat were
eat att chassis to they However, the Kane
Wean souramat, Ann that thus tion were
bat a fresh tweed Rotas, its once te pia time sad dew
the Yuma terabits his. Weems about as disease! Inn
vanes. sent ben his sesessept Mk the vend MAIIIINI••
meat that it wend net spa al=sisa, unless
founded ea written an elan man
MARTINIQUB.—Advisee from liartinique are to
the an no. TM tem el a. Pierre Ms hen stela the
eons et mandeme dame pese
whisk the leis emengain resat warebnitersipal assets.
Oa the aighternall *nem age by ammo,
bead ef name.teen attedes nen lend
messeas mein fah ramealiedilina asaiag ins Ina
a mumetmest el theism. el as an el May len me
may semen euttenty was, lan
ever, amen bye
nneadea of the amhealm.
Nal/Lbws were ars_sd, an amaist the iierississii
of war run to the restsmien of the inareets
were tens nen lath dieelawasien the
is be gra
sasr the Masa el the liise fa esgestiai ease
their Man. The Man deleras te termeist the
neon the Mien Assembly, bed terwimaid at lin
dans is the emeimaties of Messrs. anti% Pew_ an
Belssidiar—the We fret Wag blacks, du ether the Niilbw.
hen el Fran At Cayman the esandan abated tor the
Madan Alleabli were IL Vidal de Beatrice. Protarow-
, Onea en leassast, maiden et the mum of lest la.
, stens Si Tratuaillity Taped Cayenne on
the ist uit. The Inn were sandy
.edtlei sbolitioa
d davety, wadi was And for the 100 af August.