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

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812.] LONDON, WEDNEBDAY, APRIL 4,1849. [THREEPENCE.

this amendment 363, and against it 330, showing a
majority foe minister. of 13. M. Jules Pane
proposed en order of the day seat* declaratory of
blame on the government and hf. Roux Carbonnel
another, stating that the seseethly not being ac-
quainted with the facts of the cue, sent the matter
Ito the committee of finance for exatniaation—both of
witiAlietwvearersupeoan rated b
bes y the amench
the 28th, reltheadepted..
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de ifersolle, states that, on the rumour of the ar-
rival of Charles Albert there, ander the title of Count
de Barge, the public, anxiety to sue him was vmy
gnat, and the ex-king, finding that ithe assumed title
had not prevented his snivel fremAising known,
*upraised his winless= to receive' the authorities.
After the interview with the aathcwities the ex-Sing
appeared on the balcony of the hotel, and was imme-
diately saluted with loud arise of "Vivo Charles
Albert 1 Vine le Roil" It was said at Aatileks that
Charles Albert hav requested the French preeminent
to
Liebon provide him with a steamer to convey him to

sad forced Bent and his 613121,1 i corps to take retuge in
Wallachia, where he is recruiting and refreshing his
army, and where he will be supported by the Turkish
authorities. In Bemlin the &niece show every-
where the blegyar colours. It is understood that the
Russians will also send an army of 60,000 men into
Galicia.

" Field-Marshal Welden left Vienna to-day, in order
to command the bombardment of Komorn."
The Jo,,rnal of Austrian Lloyd's, in its number of
the 28th tilt, states that, am to Noshpaper,
imposing same of insurgents had again
neat Alt-Arad, sad that there would be probably a
decisive contest in that direction.
A sanguinary battle had taken platted St. Miklos,
not far from Pesth. It is positively asserted that the
imperialists suffered greatly, and that a large quan-
tity d mama was captured by the Hongeriaa has-
ears. hilammatoty placards had been posted in
Path, announcing the speedy return of the Hunga-
rians.

Sir Henry Lytton Balmer has arrived in Paris
from Londe's.

Herr Schirmer, formerly minister of public
works, and editor of the now =Tended Allgoseities
Outerraeliieche &gum, has been sentenced, by
court martial, to forty-eight hours' imprisonment in
the home of infraction, for having inserted an *dam-
scia*ory article in his joarnaL
Count Stadion has called on the municipal moaned
here to form a committee for paving the way to the
introduction et his new bill foe the mgalatkon of tem-
manse and eandleriag what =Massasoit *men
may be regairoll the pormaliar eirommisaess of
Vienne. Is order, 'however to prevent ion rot a
divergency from bid, on idiot lis sualassd with 11 is
bat salmi& d the laatZ mildiatioa be
thought would suit the
Yesterdays report was spreadhece that the Ban had
been beaten. Certain it m that au engagement bad
taken place, in which he cams off with considerable
lois. His hestiquarters are at Csegled. (3orgey ha.
crossed tae Usks atTokay, to push forward, unite dis-
persed partisans, and effect the relief of Comoro. The
country about Pesch is grown insecure in the extreme.
Radttaaki's despatches contribute not a little to the
quiet of things at Violins. A fresh bulletin was
hourly expected containing the conditions of peace
between Mufti; and Sarthaia. A courier, who /masa
through from Turin to Ohne* may perhaps have
brought such despatches. We hear from Trieste that
a ship laden with meal for Ancona, had just been
seized in the port, and treasure to the amount of a
million brine C. hi found on board her.

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The Correspondent. of Olmuts, a semi-officiel paper,
states that the Remises are already in Galicia, and on
the march to Hungry. It is said the emperor will
be here by the 15th of April, and on his arrival greet
an amnesty. According to the statement of the bank
direction, the specie in the bank amounts to 32 mil-
lions of florin', C.M.; the note circulation to 2321 mil-
lions. The creation of a gendarmerie for the whole of
Austria is definitively settled..
It is calculated that the construction of the pro-
jected forts around Vienna will oast four millions of
florins, which will be partly coveted by the sale of
some national property within the meealled lines of
the above capital.
PRUSSIA.—The following is from our corres-
pondent:
" BERLIN, Aran. 1.
" Count Brandenburg declared yesterday, in the
Second Chamber, that it was the intention of the
government to adhere to the policy already adopted
on the German question, and sanctioned by the ad-
dreams of both houses. This intimation is understood
to be equivalent to laying down as a leading principle
the necessity of oonsult.ng the wishes of the govern-
ments of all the separate states, before the election of
the Xing of Prussia to the imperial crown can be
confirmed, a condition which is in fact the kernel of
the Prussian notes of January 23 and Feb. 16. But
when it re appeared in the 'dog's speech with the
word "all" printed in exceptional type,and "princes"
substituted for " governments," the conservatives
were alarmed at the symptoms of eonoession to :Ans-
tria, and the radicals were disgusted at the slight put
upon the people. It is now evident that the parlia-
mentary majority have admitted the principle pro-
fessed by the ministry in its fullest sense. They are
content to allow the king's acceptance to re.t on the
consent of all the state* taken separately. Therefore,
while by the motion of Unruh yesterday the king
was to be solicited to assume the imperial crown at
once, that of Vincke omitted a direct petition, and
merely suggested that the house should express *heir
feelings and ezpectetions on the °cession. Mean-
while the left suspect that there is a plot for
sacrificing the unity of Prussia to the unity
of Germany. rhe plan, which is not now for the
first time enounoed, is to resolve Prussia into eight
oonetitoent provinces, with a stadt-holder at the head
of each, to be appointed immediately by the central
government. The suggestion has probably come from
a quarter bent on defeating the German union alto-
gether, as it would not be entertained for a moment
by the great majority of Prussians.
"The right have a decided majority in five of the
six standing committees of the Second Chamber, which
have been chosen to prepare business relating to
agrarian affairs, trade and industry, finance and
custom-house duties, communes, instruction, and jus-
tice. In the last alone the left preponderated.
"The committee of the Second Chamber appointed
to report on the motion for suspending tt.e action of
the Judicial reforms of the minister of justice, have
decided that these ordinances contain no lesion of the
people's rights, and propose to let them take their
coarse. Party spirit was so high that the com-
position of a committee is at this moment a matter of
vital importance.
" General Von Pritt wits, commader of the infantry-
guards, is appointed commander-in-chief of the troops
seat to Schleswig-Holsteio, and General Hahn, chief
of the staff.

"The Doke of Saxe-Coburg has passed through, on
-his way from Coburg to Schleswig. The fret of the
court of Denmark having ordered seven days' mourn-
ing for Prince Waldemar seems to have excited a
sensation he:e. The King of Denmark was, on the
24th ult., at Alien, and passed on the same day through
Fasbmg to Fredericia. He told the offioers that, if
if he got no pesceful message from London by the
3rd inst., he would order the troops to march into
Schleswig immediately.
" The marohieeof Saxon troops through Berlin still
goes on. Yesterday evening another train of artillery
arrived, which was forwarded to Hamburg to-day.

BADEN.—According to the Baden journals, Struve
and Blind, the leaders of the republican movement of
September last, have been sentenced to solitary con.
finement during five yeah and four months, and to
pay the costs of their trial.
BAVARIA.—It would appear, from an artiec in
the semi-official journal of Munich, that the Bavarian
government will refuse to acknowledge the constitu-
tion for Germany vcted by the National Assembly,
and that it will, moreover, support Austria in the
attempt (which will, it is thought, be made) b oe-
(roger a constitution fir Germany. It will be mot-
lrcted that Bavaria refused to promulgate the law
(passed by the National Assembly) relating to the
fundamental rights of the German nation. Letters
from Stuttgard, Brunswick, Mannheim, and Darm-
stadt state that the intelligence of the election of the
King of Prussia has, on the whole, been favourably
nceived.

, kace 31.
The demand at the so-caIIedFRANKFORT Easterli fair (which
commenced on the 26th ult.) for cotton and woollen
goods m greater than the supply. It appears that
an manufacturers have sentonly small qulntitica
of such articles. Cotton yarn has risen to 6 and 7
silbergroschen per lb.

DESTIrCTITE FIRE IN THE ClTY.—Shortly after
eight o'clock yesa May morning • great destruction of
property by fire toik place at the extensive premises of
Messrs. Games and Co., kitten sad general °stilton, No
22, Birchin•lane, Cornhill. Being a somewhat favourable
locality for anfistance, only a few minutes elapsed before
several of the London establishment sad West of England
engines and firemen were present. By this time the flames
bad taken firm hold of the property, and the utmost fears of
saving that and the adjoining buildings prevailed. Very
ortunately the water was plentifully supplied, and, from the
valuable assistance rendered the firemen, in about one hour
the fire was subdued, but the loss of property oecudoned is
very lame is amount. How the firs happened is unknown;
but the firm fa insured in the Sun Fire-ofilee. The adjoin-
ing buildings and stock are slightly damaged by fire and
water.