The Express.
London, England, 1848-12-11 00:00:00

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GERMANY.

PRUSSIA.—We have accounts from Berlin of the
jest The Mods Anr.eiger, of that date, contains
Ith •
amalgamation from Herr von Porous and Metternich
aaa, aggivipal authorities of Prussia, announcing
Yd *toying the late acts of the King, namely, the
*Natation of the constituent assembly and the ten-
ding of the constituion.
The Trrauiche Stot
ats _louver, of the 7th inst.,
W added an important provision to one of the clams"
tithe caaatitatiaa. his stated in that special law diet
every Prussan, 30 years of age, and in tall peened=
chid civic rights, is entitled to vote for the imam I
ed *eru* Chamber, provided be pays at WA •
gulag peerly is taw, or has landed property to the
saga), at least, of 3,000 thanes, or a clear insane
of 300 thakre. Now, there is not me word is the
agadagiami published on the night of the bth
heat. it
the &eats .4nzeiger respecting those pecuniary qua.
fications. In fact, one was led to believe on that night
that genteel suffrage was conceded, although in an
indirect sinner ; for the 63th and 66th articles, which
relate to the qualifications of the members of the
First Chamber, or to the number of electors and oleo.
toss] districts for the Second Chamber, are not only
liana that score, but are immediately followed by
an article (consequently the 67th) in which it is de-
clared that every independeut Prussian, 24 years of
is possemem of all his civic rights) and residing
doing the previous six months in his imam, has
a vote, sot the slightest alleeisn being ride
to • or a taxation guildhalls'. '!le
giber .laws " which are to follow bring mesh
saapected additions to the constitution, that it Melte
denim of presenting before the 26th of February
mut, haters/ altogether different from those it now
worm The general feeling in Berlin with respect to
the cenctitution, is one of indifference. It is admitted
that juts of it are good, but that it is vitiated in its
wry origin.
ACSTRIA.—The accounts from Vienna are 11l
de 4th inst. The grand attack cm the HU
sot commenced ; but it was expected tharerield be
is.. began. As engagement had ex* rhea
place boon Pressburg. The imperial beige led
mann the Magian are 130,000 strong. It is soli
that Wiedischgt its had given up the mennand of
that army to Bums °rube?, and made arrengensmis
to take up his rendes:se in Vienna. According to am
wants from Siebenb the important town of
Caneenburg had surrenderedto the imperial troops,
A sharp cannonade was heard on the Ist inst. near
Minn (coON ten miles from Vienna.) It is said
*at the imperial troops were obliged to rake a
tenors& movement. The Vienna deputies) Chi&
mark and Foster, have received votes of want of cow
Adam The new emperor has declared that he will
warder the programme of the ministate as his own.
He is expected to take no his redden,* shortly it
Vies*, and a general amnesty is looked for, so far se
the Vienna revolution is concerned.
A letter from Vienna of Dec. 4in the Caws
Gazette says " The Emperor intends to
himself provisionally from all his family, wllivr has
winced a very favourable impression. In fact, imam
direly after the act of abdication had been 2t
sad the new Emperor proclaimed at Olmiitz, .
Man the oath, the whole imperial family circle
Teske up the ex-Emperor and his consort far
Piga*: the Archduchess Sophia and the Arch-
duke Francis Joseph for Munich; the Arab-
ia° Ferdinand d'Eate for Berlin and Drellbee
where his highness went to communicate to theme
marts the abdication of Ferdinand, and the acoesion
of Francis Joseph."
The Emperor Francis has confirmed the Ban Jell*
rich in the office of civil and military governor et
Croatia.
The accounts from Gallic* are unsatisfactory. The
divisions existing between the Polish and Adhesion
rare are becoming every day more serious, peeler
larly since the go•ernment have begun to &vase the
latter. The object in thus setting race against weetAmlle,lto the My the onanses sod the Cro atiature whia was held in view with
dra.ie
composed cm the old swims of " &ride ef •
The system now puma is the more criminal, Mem
much as the two mess have lived on friendly terms
sae with the other daring several centuries.
As might have been anticipated, the Servians see
beginning to pat path ,unae claims in
to nationality. Bisect mob lem proved 4=
how greatly dedentleet dr lospier is es hie sow
German and uoirldrityar sailisibe dor thirehdoissee
cif his throne. They are, fteillmost_lespre stir
lid with the favours they have imbed slue the
tcresiencement of the rev& is limpsy Pieper; but
they demand an indepenimt soloing and legislative
ratably, with a vicewegal goverment In
penes of of the disturbed Mee of Hungary, the der-
mas,; it appears, have resolved se sograselielism
horn the pde ' they sort sore mew*, sos to
Ohm: ; so they have ormiedemed smother le pie-
ced thither, and have even Myra tona for the ter-
mination of the negotiation. Myra which term the
astral committee in (Words bas island that it
snot be formals dir the rokierres of roam
FRANKFORT.—In the Asses* on the 7th but
Rut Wsesedonk brought hrwerd tie know*/
=t motion :--0 That the National Monthly
tat the dissolving of the Pruden Assembly
sad the granting of a ootrdtatica see null sad void"
The agency of the notion wee admitted, and was
Mood to a committee, with isobaric' as to kW up
&windy report. The National Assembly pond dr
a neolation abolishing capital punishment Ozark by
swirl law, and in cue of mutiny at sea), the us of
tie pillory, and corporal chastisement.
BAVARIA.—Oa the 4th inst. there wee a grand
twee-light procession at Munich in honour of the late
Rohm Blum—sot less than 1,800 ponces
Wass (*eluding 300 students). The
min prevails&