The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-05 00:00:00

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FRANKFORT.—In another put of this
publication will be found an interestin; arid haft.,
letter from our Frankfort oorrespondent, rehr,
the internal balance of parties in the &Z.
Assembly. Here we may remark that the nee-""
stitatlon of the confederation daily assumes&
bees •..,
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fined form. In point of fact there has
stitnted for the old diet (a council of deleg&pe L._"6
the princes of Germany) a single individual,
aimed by these urns princes and acting tbruZet
agency of ministers responsible to an eh .*eu
bly returned by universal suffrage from the
territories of the confederation. It is as yet uu,--"!
whether the German princes will be disposed
to this new depositary of the powers and tuneti‘;',
the old dieta wider sphere of action than they ea"
to it. It, however, the new central power act
each prudence as not prematurely to provoke eolbZ
with the more powerful princes of the isonfedehiZ
act so that it is allowed to survive 'long
acquire the character of au " established lush'
its hold upon the national mind, and power of
trolling individual princes, must inevitably be
greater than was possessed by the aecrobled z
el the sovereigns. Birertaining this view, we
have preferred to have seen the Vicar of the Rae.
his ministers and parliament, quietly acceptiaa,
authority of the defunct diet, limited awl tied%
as it was, making arrangements for obtaining
snanent annual revenue, and gradually extea4
their authority as opportunities offered, hutch(
defining their .powers by framing a constith enthusiasm
which can only serve, in the present state of sfla impression
as a guide to the princes to narrow their spbe,, • of Traub!
nation. This reflection, however, comes too lea ghat beside
The parliament has resolved to define the ph* Germany,.
and authority of the central government, mg mit wily be
abide the consequences. An important step le k opposed
acquisition of the character of an „established hit The tope
tution "is the nomination of plenipotentiaries hi, studiously
central power by the different sovereigns of he sia could not
federation. Already a majority of the prim.% words ere
nominated their plenipotentiaries. This het slug - Greet d
cially intimated in the Post Gazette 0 j 114,444 with rear
the let inst., and a delicate hint thrown out tied in the Ant
wits to be hoped the minority of the princes ash are Perli ]s
soon follow the example of their brethren. kb future o
joined is a list of the sovereigns who have sishim eves to th
plenipotentiaries to the central power, will 6 ditede ent
names of their respective ministers :—Pros{e, X be Ved,ll,l,
Camphausen ; Kingdom of Saxony, M. Kohlrabi% =Ped:eli
Hanover, M. Von Betbmer ; Wortembertut
Sternenfels ; Baden, M. Von Welcker; trout
Hesse, M. Jordan; Ducal HOW, M. Von Eiguehsx, The see
Holstein, Professor Maclai ; Duchy of galiekel
M. Welcker ; Luxembourg and Limburg, fir*
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Saxe-Weimar, M. Von Wydenbrogk • Saire•Misie, VIM" bell
gen, M. Seebeck ; Saxe-Coburg Gotha, M. naulte o
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sobiltter ; Brunswick, M. Liebe ; the M
Schwerin and Strelith, Dr. Karsten ; Duckof and Vies
enbnrg, Colonel Mule ; the principalities of Roth necessity
sollern and Reuse, and the landgraviate of R gift. sadena&mod b
Homburg, Baron Holsbansen ; principality of lipp
Detmold, M. Petri ; Hamburg, Senator Kirebeepre; MOW
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Frankfort, Dr. Sanchay ; Bremen, Burgonnim bow,
Schmidt; Lubeck, Dr. Bremer. It will be Auld
that Austria and Bavaria are the only powers of mg trir; mbod,
weitcht who have not yet nominated their plesipsigoi
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tiaries.
A correspondent writes from Frankfort as teases: Wdeitiotyo,
FiLlafirOlLT, Barr. I—This day; the National bat
le
negatived the motion of Burr Wernher, whisk yule melon a
effect that the Minister of Foreign Affairs had am Platf•
sufficient diligence in the Limburg viatica. Y of el
the Minister of Foreign Affairs announad that a
despatch had peen received from Berlin, conveying are Is loaux.
telligence that a truce had been concluded between Deux*
and Germany. The minister added that that event well witbdrai
exercise some infitt.noe on the promised programme sr tut the text,'
cabinet with regard to foreign politics, and, on that soma this se
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begged of the Assembly to admit of the postponement, bra whose
few days, of the publication of that document. A MI, up. h
drying the manner in which the laws and resolitticeekkk to=e;
or to be voted by the National Assembly, shall be BMW
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loud cheers, that the German residents in Conettatlasplelel (with h.
thfetsravaritooasagovvedaernmee.amtsmwiasitoe. laid
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penloi_belngte
forwarded a subsea ption for the German fleet. The Arm* ;.
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ordered their tr.velliog expenses to be refunded and a pp
meet of three thalen to be made to each minnher.he slay
day the committee had sat. The money thus voted vela
paid out of the imperial German treasury. d d
that treasury, the Minister of Finance has pebifiN a
acoosnt of its financial state up to the He
at which date the above minister came fully into ask I
appears by it, that in the nacelle& =annular
then existed at that date in mob, the ILT.S
75,169 fl. 291 kr. ;
and
the alimony (department of real
trrasanrryy 16,872 fi. 60 kr. ; dln the the
d and Bons (at interest), 2,789,486 bitter
ether some 2,881,616 fl. 384 kr. It must be stolid di
marl; the whole of the mousy in the dame bank* lbw-
the so called " fuads of the empire "—is Intended Mile
construction or maintenance of the federal foridlealimated
as Ulm, Bradt, Mains, and. Luxembourg—some of Haim
Ma governments, Ining. backward in their paysamis, tie
ioilsbtod to the Imperial treasury to the amend d
786,1166 florin ; on the other hand, there are allowed di
ea the toessmry to the amount of 260,760 florins.
The me m! sanative has nominated Baron Dreier
I fob, lonnerly Hessian minister in Paris, to tie postal no.
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AUSTRIA.—In one branch of the puliammag
tactics of England the new German representative •
usemblies appear to be already masters. The Me
wishing, desultory opposition warfare of
questions X incessantly carried on against
by guerillas of all colours. On the 29th at Amid
the President of the Council, M. Von. Wombs*
was brought to book on the position extund
government in the disputes between the Gime*
Confederation and Denmark. It was ineinuisi 111
Austria, regardless of its duties as a member of then&
federation, was acting as an ally of Denmark. This gm
explicitly denied by the presidmt He admitted did
the Austrian ambassador still remained at Cour
began, but that it was in his capacity of represair
tive of the non-Germanic states, subject to the dr
nasty. He had strict orders to remain passive is
that concerned Germany. Austria had set rip le
separate interest apart from the other German stain
In the official columns of the Wiener Zeilkali
the 30th ult. appears M. Von Wessenberg's
a protest against the occupation of Feints iff
Austrian troops presented by the Papal minister st
Vienna. The Austrian premier admits that it is tee
" the Holy Father " had never declared war spied
Austria. It was, however, equally true that not calf
volunteer corps of Ronan subjects bat regular hull
of the Roman army had been opposed to the Aube"
armies in Lombardy. It was also indisputable tiet
about the middle of July Piedmontese trove hid
mixed with the .Papal garrison of Ferran, sea
more bad been Append. This occurred at
time when the Austrian garrison in the sib.
del of Ferrara was much weakened by set'
nen. These circumatarces had occasioned the hill
visit of Prince Lichtenatein's brigade to Ferree.
From them the papal government must see that*
movement was merely a military one, rendered idle
penaable by the actual pressure of affairs. led*
Austrian commanders rigorously enforced the land
war they might hey, desk with all the Roman tie*
found in arms agsi toot them, as with individuals awl.
rug on war on their own account in defiance of their P
eernment. M. Von Weseenberg concludes by
a hope that this explanation wilt be reoeive2V.
Roman government in the same spirit of pesos is&
reconciliation in which it is offered.
From Vienna we have received the following
letter :
`Amu, Auo. 30.—Than gypsum to be in till
capital a general feeling of regret at the fatal rasa
of the recant collision between the working than
mud the national guards. It is in antemplaa
utter the deceased with all due solemnity; and sheaf
have the academic legion the members of the
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canunittme of safety, and a considerable number of the mg
Clonal guard expressed their determination to amid the
funeral °begonia which are appointed to take plasma fig
turday amt. With only one or two exceptions, the
takke
prigs at Vienna is siding the working clean, and sea
the Jesuits' paper is their pert against the itowir
mock The members of OX•oo6llDittee of safety kg"
formed a dawaratioal union, with no slight maga. Aka
a stormy discussion the debate on the bill for the suppessia
of all feudal burdens has been again adjourned.
PRUSSIA.—Our Berlin correspondent hu
dented all the material news from that capital in his
letter:
BRAWN, Barr. I.—The Dutch committee of the hakes
of Banish bonds bas seat a deputy to this sky in order*
deli with the Prussian committee on the plan of the
Bpaitielt 'sinister to settle for the outstanding coupon, la*
provide fix the ture interest or the money dto the got
rat body of b fuoadlasidas. The navigadmue committee II
Dodds Sri Wiwi all readeal seamen, not odometer
rto mar ins et, envies of the German Aga 00'
unthow to
fth the view of beaming petty °Zoom BUM Oa
ldt has rammed to Baia heat Cobleutz. Tires
realer orison ban been fined five thalm each for badel
faiy addressed opetheir mestegs, held without the sae
boa of the polka. The pries of oorn has risen in Baia h%
eusequase of heavy ceders hung beam mein& MA
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