The Express.
London, England, 1849-02-15 00:00:00

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het the verification ef the po of saw miss.
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=the report that the Sardinian Wastes W
eff all trisadly relation with the Neepillia
=st. Oa the 3rd the Fives were al
on Lead" 683.
TUSCANY.—The arrival of Mostaselll &Masa
had restored teasquiliity and coafideace.
Advices from Slums of the 13th last, do not confirm
the reports that the Orand Doke had quitted that
SARDINIA.
for Piombiao.
SARDINIA.—The new Minister of War is General
MODENA.—The news of an insurrection is this
city is not maimed.

its provisions. The portions of the bill is question
which are the most objectionable in the eyes of
ministers are those which refer to the implied freedom
in carrying on any trade (in other words, the abolition
of guilds), gratuitous education in public schools, the
divisibility of landed property, and the abolition of
various feudal dues, as well as the riAtits of providing
substitutes for military service. It is stated also
in the programme that the recent sow of the
Prussian government has materially changed the
peskiest of the respective German states towards the
antral executive, inasmuch as in that note the pros-
pset held out of a further revision of the bill of
tal rights as well as of the Germ con-
stitution in general—a revision in which the German'
princes will (as proposed) participate. It is not likely 11
that the Hanoverian chambers will adopt the views of
ministers, for the majority of the members of sub
house have p!edged themselves to support the Na-
tional Amerobly in Frankfort.
HAMBURG, Frs. 11.—A congress of working
men wee opened yesterday, and was attended by about
thirty persons only. The congress resolved to fbr-
ward ea address to the National Assembly in Frank-
fort, and to each of the governments of Germany, re-
questing advances of money for the establishment of
mama= workshops and formation of working-men's
aseociatioss.

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GERMANY.

FRANKFORT.—W4I have whim froth this eit7
tinder date February 12.
la that day's set gof the National Assembly, one
if the sweetarise read the Asstrisa note, a transla-
tion is extent) of which mewed etthasively is a
resat number of ear Journal As the ipotesi WWI
already knows te the seemelsoso, it did set eel fedi
say expresaiene ef appienee at if Zpi=
doe, eateept a few saarorthe hen
The presideat of the central ministry (Via
Gagers) proposed to refer the mete to the ion-
stitatioa mmeEttes. Herr novel
that timely a admits be taken if the et the
mote is question i sad Herr Jahn that the
end to the order if the day withest bads. asp ilsiC
adios it the deasseat. Herr Hessler Aimed the&
the beet wryer to the sate wadi be the cessiitation
ihr Clerwasy.
Err Voir aumax—Cisatkosa,—l bats to respeal le
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BAXONY.—The second chamber is displaying
every man and awn its desamatiad landmass& Oa
the 9th bat. it vetted, by a 1 matoritY, sat is DP-
tVestaida:tsto misdates, the reap of all the Saxon
I. foreign countries and in Germany, with
the szception the one in Frankfort-on-the-Maine,
and the replacing of them by consols.

tw elmonelkas is the set ef pidgin yak . a Ismt
repel, is the bet pks% the annitiss that the minietry, as
sash, esoleanand la emanks tads Minas@ es the die-
esides el this tamales mai Ihe eensionsetet the eider
.1
Wiens.
order Oi essivery, I Ink kr
tine, ia Ile ism le ea ti t
semi I nut mate thst Ide an endisr reecript
tithe .te sonnaissa to he ~sat' te be, is
eay way, ea answer te the eemnaserhiik adaineve
hare isede st mins Nene is peememise el the pewees aim.
keedsz=thess by the Itedesal Aneeetsly at& nibrasse to
titre Ausun. The Asides
with the Mew I hate tams is isel4l.4l.4llersa
nudge es at tamer Ile the anamaskeden ta
Wee it othanske• ipedenes mai Mg Ila Lek ups this
meiript et the Amides setermant Is its pissipeestiasy
Y es answer Mthe esminsiediese et the maul ministry,
I shesid here esedistsi that it wee nay duty to sire
as essenst of all the step talon by the istelearrisisee the
power reamed to ass dialholldi IS thee' kr, web as
tasser, Set asharkelies he at en est. ( Massa)
Hen Bums Mama) peeped the tornados of a we-
alled "esseersiesse eimftee,' Ms the examination el the
Lnd= now

Herr Fiiis—a (Bunk%) thd the labours offhe
National Area mum be mem to a dose, If It
proposed to am le a essemissee ask of the thirty-
fear Germs Mats& He should mow Ms fez a comordeace
sosuniree.

Herr *ism:my—The Auetrian note has a tendency to
awash as. It shows that the Anstarisa government is not
desirous of coming to sat sadersteading with as, bat with the
primes of Oramany.

Alter some other oberevations the Assembly de-
cided, by a large majority, that the Austrian note
should be reigned to the constitution committee.

It appears that the plenipotentiaries of the various
IGerman states have come to an understanding on
many points of the constitution and the bill of fun-
damental rights.
Up to the night of the 11th inst. the Austrian
members of the National Assembly bad not been able
to come to any decision amongst themselves
respecting their feture conduct with regard to the
Austrian note. Some =premed the opinion that the
time had arrived for the Austrian deputies to leave
the above Assembly, in order to move their unwil-
lingness to prevent the formation of a German
" confederate state."
AUSTRIA.—Our letters from Vienna bear date
February 10th. The intelligence from the seat of
war is not of a nature to be fully relied on, and
Windiscbgriits is still silent. Up to the 6th
1 inst., Bossath and his parliament were still in
Debremin, as busy as ever in fabricating bank-notes
and in making military preparations.
Dembinski is now the commauder-in chief of all
the Hungarian forces, which, according to all se-
counts, are very numerous, particularly on the banks
of the Theis&

The Deuteek• Reform of Berlin (the journal which,
during the Vienna insurrection, received by far the
mod authentic and the speeded intelligence of the
proceedings) hints very plainly, in its wear, edition
of the 12th inst., that the Austrian ministry are
desirous of treating with the " rebes," end that at no
distant period the faithful Croatians and their Ban
will be again declared outlaws. Aocordiag to the
latest accounts, the fortress of Piing was still in the
hands of the Magyars.
At Vienna, arms hitherto oceicealed continue to be
given up, or rather deposited in places whence they
are removed by the military. All Poles not settled
in Vienna have received orders to quit that capital.
It is asserted that Amnia has offered rewards for the
capture of Komath, Ban, and Meesaroa, who ars an-
cased of fomenting disorder in Poland. The town of
Bielitz (in Ambisn Silesia) has been declared in a
state of siege in consequence of the inhabitants hav-
ing refused to give cep the arms made over to them by
the people of the neighbouring town of Biala, in Gal-
Lida, and having opposed the entrance of the troops
sent to &one the surrender of those weapons. It is
amerted. that government will raise further supplies,
by issuing treasury notes of 6 florins each, to thel
amount of 23 millions of florins.
The minister of commerce is taking steps to modify
Use Austrian tariff, after the model et that of the
German Wherein. It is asserted in commercial
circles, that the entrance of Amble into the mem
union is not an improbable or remise, event.
A letter from a oorr.sepondina at Vilma, dated the
10th inst., says that intalifigense hid been received
there, to the slid that a Rumba force had entered
Tnuisylvanis, aid socupied Creestadt and
stidt, those towns being in at of being taken by
Heemann-
Chonsii Bak who essona the offensive at the
bead al WOO tainisley at Vienna state,
adds this litter, that tiny have alesived no intelligense
et this Rusin invasion.

PRUSSIA.—The elections for the first chamber
terminated on the 12th instant, in favour of Cam-
phausen, Voo Wittgenstein, and Hem in
to Hausman and two others.
has been returned for the Dents electoral district.
The Colors Gem& of the 13th bast. states, that two
half-batteries, and an aeon of cavalry, were sent on
the previous day to Aix4a-Chspalle ; and adds, that
that movement was looked upon as a measure of pre-
caution against any disturbances which might arise
in onsequence of tie propped damocratical congress
at VICTIM, sear the Balgio-Prusien frontiers, a
congress which (it le said) well be attended by dope-
ties frogs various countries.
On the night of the 9th inst. some 3.000 puma
formed a torch-light proceed= in Mania, as a de-
monstration of loyalty towards the king, and of has.
tility towards the Lift of the Chamber of Deputies.
The premise Ina miginatod by the so-called °Woo
he idesal Monarchy and Religion." The
king bed dimpproved of the proonsism, but he made
his appeareese several times at the windows of the
licas collisions took place between the ultra'
Lets sad the radicals.
Its Chamber of Deputies has solemnly &eland
that it is apposed to a Proud= empire, and the
formation ofia-half Germany, by the =dation of Aug.
trig; and also that it degree " an satire, great, tem,
united, and powerful Germany with Austria, and
therein a free and powerful Bararie

HANOVER.—A *sirs of material
respecting the peo d Hamer to lirt:e.is
' executive, was lad hire the asses& Chilliber IS the
10th inst. This teeramoso, wW is ass et s eaten
to tend to tiro yesmstion of Oft= lob sett forth
the many difiteldie is de mg er in
Hanover the bOl el brilmassed !es
W(as draws sp dm Prials. Alma*
midis flit del WI isestbiallag is the king-
dom. ettrt tits Illimmilem Wilke km sproved of