The Express.
London, England, 1849-03-20 00:00:00

SWITZERLAND.

M. do Boni, Envoy of the: Roman republic to the
Swim coofedemtion, has presented his credentials to
the President Furrer.

The commuoications between Italy and Switzerland
by the frontier of Teutin ars suspended by Marshal
Radetaky, who asserts that a new invasion is we-
paring for Italy in those canton,. A Tensineee bat-
talion has been stationed on the frontier by the hide.
eel commissary, to cover the frontier and cause the
neutrality of the country to be respected.

GERMANY.
PRUSSIA.—Our oorrespondent writes :
BERLIN, Kasen 17.
To-day the king received at nosn, in the Ritter-
Saal of the Palace, the deputation, selected by lot to
present the address of the Pint Chamber, and
headed by their President, Von Ausnwald, by
whom it was read.

I have already made known to you the portions
worth mentioning. Von Auerswald would, I believe,
have preferred to read in the presence of his majesty
a less emphatic and more Palatable paragraph than
that which expresses the opinion of tte Assembly on
the necessity of forming immediately a German union
exclusive of Austria. king listened, auribtu de-
slim's, and when the task was over answered in the
following words:
Gentlemen,—With high satbfaction I reeognbe in the
address presented to me by the First Chamber the unam-
biguous expression of their loyalty and love of fatherland.
I ant convinced that the manifestation, so grateful to my
heart, of such sentiments will contribute to confirm the con-
fidence with which the country looks on the activity of the
First Chamber. May its labours, under the blessed support
of God, bring forth rich fruit for the prosperity and welfare
of our dear fatherland. The First Chamber will then, in
the-grateful acknowledgments of the country, receive the
fairest reward of their patriotic exertions.
After this answer, which really is hardly worth
translating, his majesty conversed a little with the
members of the deputation, who presently took their
leave.

The six regiments which have been ordered from
Posen, Pomerania, and Silesia, are daily pouring in
in battalions. Their translation from those provinces
to Schleswig-holstein is singularly well-timed for
them to spend the 18th of March at Berlin, and thus
swell the garrism here, daring that formidable
anniversary, to about 35,000. In the face of
such an immense military force, it is hardly pro-
bable that there will be any attempt at disturbance.
Every sort of precaution is taken by the authorities.
Continual patrols move through the streets at night,
and a somewhat vexatious vigilance is exercised by
the police, who interrogate passers out on the gates as
to their names, busincle,&o. At this instant :I hear the
burst of patriotic smogs from a saloon in this hotel ;
and toasts referring to the glorious birth-day of Prus-
sian freedom are received with uproarious cheers.
The chambers did not sit. There is to be a fierce
debate on Monday, in the Second Chamber, on the
first ph of the address ; the opposition will, as
I said, turn on the indiscreet lupus aunts of
Mannteufel, declaring that the promisee of March bad
bben fulfilled by the ocfrordconetitntion.
AUSTRIA.—The following is Welden's billetin of
March 14, published in the Wiener Zeilung or the
16th instant :
To stop the devastations of the meat who threatened the
Saxon districts with utter nil, through the most oppressive
requisitions for money and victualing, se well as to win the
Ilse of the Hoke!, and hose theme to prom further forwent
against Mares-Veserhel•yoad to effect a junction with the
corps of Field-Minkel that. Vsa Malkowsky, advanced to.
wards Bietrits, the commanding geseral, Field-Marshal
Lieut. Puchno, em the 28th ult., ordered the brigade Van
der Null to move forward to Stolosabily ' • on the let of
March to Market-shelken ; ea the ilad,l te Arbegyes
and Freon:deaf; to whisk plea es Os 3d, the head corps,
esag of the two aeselmbeim, moved after.
After OM
virexTeriss hall Imam SA Wiest, sustained
a vineries. littawit„ =
_ea the following day
wm shoe the el drives bask succes-
sively eat
tome arm yedlisaitke insurgents had
%has up Ink, at the Ilea el themorobadorf and
Medias, with a Isis el 300 men killed sad wounded, and
*
85 }Niemen. 1
The Insurgents retreated with greet precipitation towards
Maroa-Vaaarhely, whither they were punted, after the in-
en Meilen hy a division of cavalry. a battalion of
balmily, end tee SIM gime, under Lieut. Basch.
T the by this time commented siege of Maros-
Vesahs will ON eommuniestion with the corps of Mal-
komft _ sad_ Wend Urbee,as well se with the Bnkowins,
be ftihed._ Ammar reports from tbs ecausander of
the NNW, of bridged Male between Ace and
06675 is memild,lll.llZ thereby tic dean Investment of
the ft*ers MMus&
Oa the llth Jost the made a sally out of the
Wass tiee-depont Estany, which, however, was re-
pubed by the Vein'
444:eisea
After that, through operalim of the imperial Austro-1
Benin caps-iraneie owl of the troops under the orders of
F. M. Lieut. Bans Maoris*, commander in the Banat,
In the math of Peleamy the whole left bank of the Maros,
treat the beds et Se Thies to the Berrien frontier, had
Men semi seas ef the many ; and though a well-combined
Mslitel our troops placed in secure communkstim
es
thtertrenses of Arad and Timeline ; a loom eon-
lissame of the Berrien auxiliary corps in the Banat applaud
meteemegy and General Theodorowits was In the position
Mesta* with the earlier emeseld wishes of the gems-
meat of the Servias principality, whilst he dismissed this
beam wilier, corps horns to their occupations. In the k-
abala, of this month the auxiliary corps embarked on two
ileamee, sad retained by the Tholes and Danube to Dei-
gn&
Genera Theederowits had on March 1 his head-quarters
at Toddle:halides, oaths Thetis, threeleagues from Serge-
, din sad Theudepol in whisk dlreetioa ,h, van-troops were
moved Simard ea both hanks to the immediate neighbour-
hood silk. tern.