The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-12 00:00:00

correspondent writes:
BERLIN, ewe. 9.
The debate es the revision of tee eossiitutior
yesterday is the First Chamber. Tao report
51stlareentral eonassittse on the introduction and first
chapter was read. Very changed are tiptoe since the
National Assembly disputed the propriety of the
expression "By the grass of God." In order to avoid,
however, the least chases of once more sticking fast
in the outset, Stahl moved that the discussion of the
prelmaioary formula should be postpsed, which
was agreed to. Then the first ar*le was dis-
gorged. This has reference to the component
parts of the Prussian monarchy. Potworowsky
thought it better to wait for the proposition of the
government before the house came to any decision
with regard to Poems. He protested against the
absorption of Posen into the Bundes-stast, and
appealed to articles 1,3, and 22 of the Vienna treaties.
Minted/ill held that Posen Ind no right to challsege
any separate pOlitical mistime. Bruggemann spoke
against the proposed line of demarcation. Articles 1
and 2 were passed unchanged.
The Russian ambassador. Baron Meyendorf, at
this wart. is expected bark from Warsaw on the 15th
or thereabouts. The ansesneement of his arrival in
the National Zeiheng is inexact.
The windows of many of the prbeshops here are
crowded with lithographic representations of the but-
cheries at Eastadt. The execution of the fine young
man, Max Dorta, seems to be one of the most moving
subjects of this sort. Coder the print are the w
which he is said to have addressed to his executioners:
" Aim well, brothers." Let no one hope if the
gain another victory, as most usuredly the
they will, to see them exercise the same forbear'sa
of which they gave proof on the 18th of March 1848.
A ruthless lesson has brim taught them, which they
will practise in due time. The red account wee
opened, not by them. But the people is an accurate
payer of its debts, and the balance of blood will be
settled, sooner or later, to the last ounce.
AUS fRIA.—Oar dates are from Vienna to Sept. 7.
The neighbourhood of Comore is still in the hands
of the Hungarians; and while on the one hand por-
tions of the gammon leave the fortress to lay down
their arms, on the other fresh bands of Reeved',
dock in to supply their place. The truce with the for-
tress has been prolonged tort week. Klipka issick, and
by sores is supposed to have shammed sickness to
shirk the war-council, where the deliberations are
now conducted by two Esterhazys. Hayman arrived
• at Vienna on the sth ; and no sooner had he cone
• than reports prevailed that he is to lay down his
' Haegarisa command, in order to sane the modest
of the army on the share of the Lake of Construes.,
whish amounts already to 36,000 ass, and is abase
to nceive a fresh increase of 20 more.
General Haynau reached Presburs at midnight en
the sth inst. by a steamer from Raab. He wee
PARIS, TIMMDAT, 630 Pat' received at the landing-place with great ceremony by
The reactionary press, which lately were so in- the officers of the garrison and the civil authorities,
diva, tat the threats of ultordenteiraticorgans. and bands of music played the People's Hymn. He
cannot canteen their indignation at the results of the was drawn from thence in a coach and four, with a
presidential letter. They are more rebid than ever long train of carriages following, to the Zapary
wee the R.l.Pres or the People, before the 13th of Palace where he alighted. A division of infantry
June. Even M. de Fallon: fall" under their lash, was drawn up in the court, end a troop of damsels, in
a. dis requested to give some explanations of his con- festive array, greeted the fortunate general at his
duet. The Auernblie Natimude goes so far as to ea entrance.
that no parallel OIM be found to the conduct of .
Haynie received at Pestb, through the hands of the
Defame in MachiaveL M. de Fallon: has denied R color el, Count Hayden, the grand cross of
that ho give his approbation to the litter
of the president, and yet he remains in the the Orderen
of St. Andrew its brilliants, with an auto-
ministry. It is impossible that the author of the sur-
graph letter couched in the following terms :
prise and the author of the denial can remain together BY o*We grace we, Manlius the Heat, Emperor and
is the cabin, t. We are equally astonished with the Autocrat of all the Russia. itc., to., to the cmlrsander-io-
chief of the imperial Aticrian army, Gemmel Feldreuginsis-
reactionary journal to fled the minister of public i„ ,
Du. Eisynu,
blame. ion still is office. But what will it say when The high merits which you have displayed in the war em-
it nee the official announcement in the Moniteter of &weaken against the Hungarian rebels, for the emin-
tothy that M. Isejninais gives up the interim of the tenants of the lawful rights of year
.monorah. ear
oasis* •Jr l'indruction, which is resumed by its old 6i" illttittr,aloulT, Zedie.trieltr usher:nig:lZ' he Pis
*coup .nt. All doubt disappears before this official Ln-e.ehr:f of the Austrian army, you passed l't-o rsesteed out
&retina ion. As to its came, the Prone states preultful deeds, dealing to the rebel' at Comoro, flizerredia
that M. de Fallon: has determined, at the and - T ellkeeWel peat defeat*, while you gave evirywhere the
*some request of M. niers, to remain at his pest 'amp'. of courage and unshaken presence of mind. It was
tool the crisis is over. But then the very natural `gran
your euhmi.egter ellistr that7ldtesivgi; bcrill?urt !reel"' seder
deduction is, that if las remain in at the crisis, there and showed itself worthy of so brave a general. La just re-
is no reason for leaving when it is over. cognition of your merits and of your eminent military deserts,
Be this as it may, the committee of twenty-five are we graciously appoint you knight of rur order, of the first
beaming anxious on the subject of Roman affair., coiled hnly apostle Andrew, in brilliants ; the insignia whereof
sad are to meet, it is said, to-morrow, to determine appending, we remain with our imperial homage, seer well
disposed towards you. Nremses.
7
whether they will call the LritiLlitive Ateethbl to- Warsaw,
13, (0. 8 )1849.
"ether at once. It seems that the letter of theAtag.
president of the republic, which the cardinals Nugent is ever drawing clone the ring of besieging
nee degoanCinf vainly as apocryphal, has been f )1- troors about Comore ; and the communication acrom
lowed by an official note to Gaeta, In which the Nati- the Danube is re-established
meets of the mi .iatry are put forth without mitigation. The Hungarian fortress of Manteca surrendered
unconditionally to the Russian general Karlowice on
General &stolen's resignation has been accepted, and
the 27th ult. The garrison consisted of 32 °Seery,
a telegraphic despatch was sent to General /tendon
to came to Paris. He will leave to-night for and 329 soldiers, of the 91st Heaved batallioo, 21
Italy. The choice of this of already creates en carmen, and 620 muskets, while supplies of munition
4rierveseince amongst the ultra-conservatives, for he and victual' ng were found in the fortress. Colonel
is a friend of Cievaignac's, and imbued, it is said, with Prince Wassitchikoff is charged with the delivery
that general's principle,. of the keys of the fortress to the Austrian emperor.
laths midst of all this excitement on the subject The Lloyd having announced that Ocergey was in
of foe effigies, home polities are paid little allele. Gratz, the Grafter Zeitona accounts for this report by
lion to; yet the councils-general have oontianed their the arrival in that city of Gabriel von (horsey, a half-
sittings, which have not prodoced, after all, anything Pay major in the Austrian army.
of much iaterest. Most of the eoseeils have exhausted The Ban is still with his army near Temeswar.
the time allotted to them without touchiug on the The re its coaceesaing his journey to Vicuna are ap-
subject of decentralLsatiots, which mast now evidently y without sufficient foundation.
be postpone/ till the minister has sent in his projett The fliebenbarger Bole, orlfansylranian Itfessenoert
of law on the subject to the council of state. states that Dembinski, Mesmer», and Messlem (Kos-
The Monitor". publishes a deerse of the president of auth's brother-in-law), with eigh'een other emigrants,
the republic, dated the 9th inst., founded on a report chiefly Polar, reached Tarrant Scverino, through Or-
of the minirer of the interior, postponing the convo- sews, on the 14th. On the 16th, Moritz and Nicolas
cation et the comet general of the Seine to the 28th Perezel, with the Vice-geepenn Mackay; on the 18th
November next, and to close on the 10th December. Komutb, Bakowich, and the dragomen of Kosseth;
According to the same decree, the email' of arson- on the 19th the leader of the national guard, Fischer,
disarnent of the department of the Seine are to as and Major Count Dembinski, with his wife, arrived
enable on the 15th December next, for the second at the same place. With the exception of Moritz and
Pert of their session, which cannot last more than five Nicolas Perezei, all the refugees called one another
days, by fictitious names, bat were partly identified by the
The president of the republic, by a decree dated the authorities, to whom personal descriptions of the chief
15th ult., but only just published, has made several personages bad been seat, and pertly betrayed by
Prnm )tions and appointments in the legion of honour, their servants. Besides these, seventy-two, refugees
Among the number we find the names of Lieutenant- of inferior rank, have been brought into Ternul S:ve-
Co!onel Laborde to he a commander of the order. rine.
Instructions have been emit to the prefects to take The sister of Kossuth and her husband, Mr.
se exact account of all the arms which have been deli- /Cathay, have been arrested and taken to Presburg.
vend to the scions! guards of Frew* at every period. It is said that important documents relative to the
The Journal is awe announces that M. Lourioo, Hungarian insurrection were found in their pesserlon.
the representative of that department, who is install- Baron Wohlgemuth, the civil and military governor
cited in the affair of June 13, has written to M. Bs- of Transylvania, reached Hermannetadt on the 26th
'oche. declaring his intention to surrender himself to tall
take has trial before the high court of justice at Ver- A great conflagration broke out at Mediasch on
ed.,. the 19th ult. Two hundred of the Wallachian houses
. General (Minot vesterday visited the president of in the suburb were burred down.
the republic at the Dyne, and had a very long con- The Duke of Bordeaux arrived in Vienna from
fllt'e rgovernment
celithhim P on th
has just derided that the French islClPopee3rd
expectedinst in Leibseh to meet the Em-
Meader.' in the Chinese seas shall be composed of perm of Austria upon his journey southward. But if
me frhip4 of war. The Kerydies and the Durance his holiness should not be able to come, two cardinals
"e tailed for that destination • the latter vessel will are to take his place. Eadetski and Hess are ex-
Ico her way at Taltitl, and thecae proceed to pretedalso in Leibleb.
to to r• join the laryditie and Bap:if:aim Great preparations are making at Trieste for the
Itottesoi has takes the lease tar Wee pare of the festive map= of the emperor, who is expected on
jai' Opera her.. Tide theatre will open en the the 16th at 0111;, and is to be accompanied on his
Proximo.
journey by Schwarranberg and Brock.

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