The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-11 00:00:00

GERMANY.

PRUSSIA.—Our corrsspondent writes:
" BERLIN, Aram 9.
"The ministry hassent for Camphiusen from Frank-
fort, to furnish him with full instruction relative to
the points contained in the circular note of the 4tb.
He is expected here to-morrow.
" The portfolio of the ministry of jultios will be
given, I boar, to the general-procurator, Jenichen
"This retimemeat of Rintelea hes arisen from the
condemni Inc which his ordinances of Jan. 1 and 2,
for the reform of the law courts, have met with from
both chamber!, on the ground of the objectionableness
in point of pnncipis of decree-legislation on subjects d
such immense imp:rtance.
"The notice issued on the 3rd inst. by the Danish
ministry of malice for the blockade of the German
ports, has just been dropped among the Berliners like
a shell-shot into the town. Letters from Copenhagen
of the 4th instant, giving twenty-eight as the number
of prizes already made by the Danes, among which
there is one Prussian ship and eight of It-stock, are
in nowise calculated to allay this excitement."
AUSTRIA.—We have received intelligence from
Vienna, dated the Bth instant. The evening edition
of the Weiner Zeitunq contains a bulletin of the cap-
ture of Brescia. It also cantains Welden's Hungarian
bulletin, which informs us that on the same day that
Brescia was taken a battle was fought and won by
the Austrians near Kamenitz, outside Petarwardtia.
The garrison of Peterwardein made a Bally. Tie
insurgents, who were about 5,000 men, with four bat-
teries, 12 and 6 pounders, attacked the Austrian posi-
tion at Kamenitz, which was defended by about 1,400
men and 10 cannons. A hostile battery, erected on
the left bank of the Danube, also took the Austrians
in the flank. The attack of the enemy was at first
principally dire.ted strai!st the left wing of the posi-
tion, but they were received with such a sharp dis-
charge of artillery that they drew over to the right
wing, and thr re met with as little success.
Tie bulletin c includes with a list of the officers
who distinguished themselves, and a statement, re-
markable it true, that only two Austrians were killed
and five wounded, whereas the enemy left 150 dead
and wounded on the field.

General Herzinger kiln left, with 7,000 men, for
Hungary.
It is generally believed that Field-Marshal Lieut.
Hammerstein is on the point of entering Hungary
with 15,000 men from Gaels.

Fitld:Nfarshal Itadetzki has received the order of
the Golden Fleece. _ _ _

The garrison of Lemberg, according to letters of
the 31st tilt., was under orders to march for Hen
very, which caused a revolutionary movement or a
diversion in favour of the Magyars to be appichended
in that city.
The news from Berlin makes an immense sensation.

IRELAND.
TRIAL OF MR. DUFFY.

DUBLIN Tur.spAy EVENING.

The C,ommitslon Court at to-day, when the
second trial of Mr. Charles Gavin Duffy, under the'
Treason Felony Act, was commenced. The Attorney
and Solicitor Oeuerals, Mestrs. Baldwin, Q.C.,
Plunkett, Q.C., Perna, and Pennetather,
neared for the crown ; and Meseta. Butt, Q.t..,
Napier, ?.LP. and Q.C, and O'llsgan, for the pri-
soner. The panel, which contained the news of 180
persons, having been called over three times, and 87
gentlemen having answered to their names, the
swearintin of a jury was proceeded with, and occu-
pied the court up to half-past 2 o'clock.
At 3 o'clock the Attorney-General was about pro-
ceeding to state the case on behalf of the crown.