The Express.
London, England, 1853-03-22 00:00:00

GERMANY.

A letter from Vienna, of the 14th, contains the I
following statement :—The ministry of police has
just re-invigorated an order published respecting the
passports of English travellers on the occasion of the
affront offered to General Ilaynan in England. At
that time the Lloyd company at Trieste remonstrated,
inasmuch as the steam boat line to Alexandria was
likely to be ruined, seeing that it was supported al-
most wholly by English travellers. The order was
withdrawn, because, at that time, Baron Bruck was
the manager of the Lloyd. Now, however, it is sure to
be retained, but will have no other effect than to in-
duce English travellers to avoid the Austrian States
to the advantage of Switzerland and Piedmont. It
is especially in the capital of Austria that this Anglo-
phobia is carried to such ridiculous excess, being
nourished by a few servile journals, which faney
thereby to make their court to the powers that be.
Letters from Berlin confirm our statement that
Prussia had adopted the view of the Mannheim court
which pronounced the illegality of the " Introduci-1
tion" of Gervinus. The prohibition, however, i s
little more than nominal, as the public is well SP,p-
plied, and the work is " out of print," the amend e&.
tion having been entirely sold.
The members of the Zollverein conference held a
sitting on the 17th, when all unreservedly -approved
the accession of Hanover to the union.

The official Vienna tiazeite annonnot-s that the
body of General Haynau has been re•.noved to the
Imperial Military Hospital, where it is to lie in
state. _ _

The Cologne Gamete states, under date Berlin,
March 17, that a new four per cent. loan of five mil-
lion thalers has been negotiated with the association
called the Seehandlung. The issuing price is 118}
per lent.
A Prussian ministerial order constitutes M.
Hiuckeldy. hitherto chief of police of Berlin, the
I superior director of the entire police of the kingdom,
under the control of the Minister of the Interior.

A letter from Berne of March 17, in the New
Zurich Gazette, says :

Yesterday, K. deltaimicky, the Austrian ambassador,
seat in a written reply to the President of the Confedera-
tion, maintaining all the accusations brought against Ticino
in preceding notes, but without giving any proof in sup-
port of the charges made. The journal l'ohrlattd remarks
on this reply that Austria demands—fine, that the political
refugees uz the canton should be sent away ; and secondly,
that the measure adopted against the Capuciav of Ticino
should be revoked in what regard' the liberty of the Aus-
trian subjects in Switzerland. The Gazette de St. Gall gee
the length of submitting to the public its plan of warlike
operations against Austria. It is opposed to remaining on
the defensive, and recommends that offensive measures
should b. taken against the Voralberg.

The Swiss papers speak of a new expulsion of
Ticinese from Lombardy. The valley of &bonne is
a part of the larger valley of Inteloi, situated in
Lombardy, but the property of the Ticinese, who
' reside there. These people, to the number of one
hundred, were compelled on the lath inst. to aban-
don houses, flocks, and all that they poswssed to :he
hands of strangers, and have arrived at Sendestad,
stripped of their all.