The Express.
London, England, 1849-12-24 00:00:00

INSURRECTION IN SERVIA.

[By Electric Telegraph.)

Our Vienna correspondent sends us the following
highly important information :
The long•expected insurrection in S ' has at
last broken out. The Austrian regiments of the mi-
litary frontiers have joined the insurrection. The
cordon against Turkey has been removed. We have
no ta, ther details on the subject, but expect that our
correspondent's letters, which arrive in the course
of the day, will bring mere detailed information.

Our correspondents at Berlin, Vienna, and Ham-
burg write u follows :
BERLIN, Digo 19.
The Second Chamber adjourned to-day until the
4th of January, 1850. The Upper Chamber has
adopted, by a large majority, the law for the regula-
tion of the parishes.

Dac. 20.

The Upper Chamber adjourned to-day to the 4th
January, after rewiring at the last moment, in ac-
cordance with its usual character, not to liberate from
prison the well-known democrat, Temme,who has been
elected a member of the Upper Chamber. Herr
Temme has been confined some months for partici-
pating in the resolutions of the German National
Assembly at Stiittgardt.
The ministerial memorial respecting the rep-
letion of the affairs of the Grand Duchy of
Posen has appeared. It endeavours to show that the
re-organization of the province is impolitic; that the
maintenance of the line of demarcation resolved upon
by the German National Assembly, and approved of
at the time by the Prussian government, is unten-
able. The incorporation of Posen into the Prussian
monarchy had been most specifically promised, and the
assurances which had been given to the Poles offered
no impediment. Tree Poles had no right to demand
the maintenance of the present line of demarcation, or
the placing of their province in a peculiar position
within the Prussian dominions. In order to remove the

unexceptionable and untenable position in which the
inhabitants of the districts on the line of demarcation
have been placed with regard to the population of the
rest of the monarchy, no other expedient offered itself
but incorporation into the German confederation. By
this step all those delusions wotiki be removed which had
often in former times given rise to revolutionary
movements. On these grounds the government
demanded the consent of the chambers to the incor-
poration of Posen into the German confederation ;
but it reserved to itself the power of fixing the
period at which the incorporation should take place.
Dr. Rieger, of Prague, has been ordered to leave
Berlin by the police authorities, it is reported on the
requisition of the Austrian ambassador.
The rumoured ministerial crisis in Btuttgardt is
contradicted to-day ; the taxes have been granted for
the next two months.
The laindtag in Anhalt was re-opened yesterday.
The Constitutional announces that the Hanoverian
Landtag has been adjourned.
VIENNA, Esc. 18.
If we are to believe the ministerial papers, the
crisis which prevailed in the cabinet has blown over.
The organ of Bchwarsenbarg (Oesterreichische Cor-
respondent) is authorised to declare that there exists
not the least foundation for the rumours on this sub-
ject spread throughout the press, and that the motley
coalition of successors to the t ministers, who
have be armed—to wit, duo,Haztig, Bohan.