The Express.
London, England, 1849-07-07 00:00:00

GERMANY.

ACSTRIA.—News from Vienna is to July 2.
The anestartionelle Zeigung informs us that in the
south General Luders had taken Cronstadt and had
sent General Kirs as a pri-ocer to Cz.rnowitie, where
he is to be handed over to the Austrian authorities.
From r esburg the intelligence had salved that the
imperial army wu be'bre Babolna, consequently on
the very same road where Prince Windischgratz
fought his first Hungarian battles.
l'eivate Sc .ounrs br.tught word that Dembinski
had made an irruption into Gallicia, but the Ayrum
Out-eite contradicts the rep rt.
The Russian emperor hue ffered a reward of forty
thousand roubles h r the Lead of Bem.
News from Preshure, of June 30, brings us some
details concerning the battle fought at Raab. It was
most valiantly cwn•es'cd on bith sides, and great mi-
litary ta!eat displayed.
A correspondent to the Constitutionelle Zeitung de-
clares as positive intelligence the total defeat of Dem-
bitak;, and that Pesth was taken on the m caning of •
the 30th ult., by the troops of Paskiewich.
Official news bad arrived that General Luders had
sent a courier with a despatch to Warsaw.annnuccing
that he had taken the Tomos pass on the 20th of June,
which wu well fortified and obstinately defended.
Russian troops were co operating there.
It was generally b. limed that the emperor's pre-
Reece saved Raab trom p liege and devastation. fhe
Jewish part of the town bra had a contribution (or
fine as they are pleased to term it), of 80,0001 levied
on it.
The division Wohlgemiith has marched egainst
Comoro, where Geirgey was posted with 16,0c0 men.
On the 27th ult. the bead-quarters of Peskiest ich
were at Wiekolz, not more than one or two days'
march from Pestb.
The Ben Jellachich announces that he is marching
against Saihleeiseenberg. The fall of Cronstadt is
confirmed by other accodn's. The Itursians entered
on the 21st ult. It surrendered after a lannbard-
mett of one hour. Klausenburg was threatened by
another corps that wa• advancing horn Bi.tritz.
Prince de Joinville had passed through Presburg on
his route to Raab, where the emperor was.
According to Lloyd, the siege of Comma was to
re-commence on the 30th al'.
WURTEMBERG.—News from Stuttgardt to
July 2. •
The government papers of that date contains the
law for summoning an assembly of national represen-
tatives (a new chamber, in short) for discussing a
revision of the constituti in.
BADE AND THE PALATINATE.—News to
July 3 inclusive.
On the 2nd of July, at noon, the Prussian troops
entered Kehl, and took military possession of this im-
portant frontier place.

A PENNYWORTH Or WOOD.—Among the prisoners
committed for trial at Peterborough sessions, hell July 5,
was Alice Gilbert, apd 71, wife of Joseph Gilbert, black-
smith, of Gaetano, &sword, aged 83, both deer. pid, antt
eking out a reanty living by the aid of 3s. 641. week" from
the relierins.offiar. She was committed by Dr. Hopkinton
and C. O. Eaton, Esq. ; and the icdietment charged her
with stealing wood "of the value of one penny," from
Burgh', y. park, " the property of the Most Hon. Brownkm,
Marquis of Exeter." She pleaded 'why, and was sentenced
to 21 days' iniprisorment.—Stomford Mercury.