The Express.
London, England, 1849-12-17 00:00:00

GERMANY.

We have received letters and papers from Vienna
of the 10:h and lath fast, and from Berlin of the
13:h inrt.
The following are our correspondents' letters :
_ _ VIENNA, Dec. 10.

The Sardinian envoy has left Vienna to return to
Turin. He was much importnced about the 4th in-
stalment of the Sardinian war money, which ought to
have been paid on the 23th of Nov. The Italian
pleaded the stiffneckedness of the Piedmontese chamber
as an excuse for the delay, but was informed that no
such excuse would be received by the Austrian go-
vernment ; and that the instalments must be paid up
reirularly during the interval before the ni IA Sardinian
parliament assembles. The instalments ought to be
paid every 22 day.. And as the whiie indemnity
amounts to 68 millions of lire, and meat be diseha•ged
within a year, each payment amounts to between leer
and five millions of lire. It is thought here that it is
by no means improbable the war will be renewed.
The government bits, I hear, revoked its intention
to raise the state of siege upon the Ist of Janua-y.
The little republic of San Marino is occupied by
Austrian troope.
Symptoms of the humour with which the Berrien'
receive their new Woiwodina are already manifested
in Byrmia. Letters of the 25. h re revert that coun-
try in a state of complete anarchy. The peasants
ruin the wood., cutting timber without restraint :
they turn their cattle in on the lords pasture., and
respect neither rights nor property. The Barrel com-
missieeer and magistrates exercise no control what-
ever over the lawless multitude, and shrink intimi-
dated from the assertion of their authority. The still
existing Servian commission heir sent instructions to
the county authorities to receive no commands bat
theirs, not even those which are issued from Vienna.
In Csslma the imperial dragoons were refused teams
far draught ; and w hen these were seized by force,
the inhabitants fired on the soldiers, and a sanguieary
conflict ensued. At Kuma quarters were refused to a
squadron of cavalry, who thereupon stormed the
houses on which they were billeted.
VIENNA, DEC. 11.
The two commissioners of the Interim, Grime
Schonhale and Baron Kiibeck, took their deiarture
yesterday for Frankfort, accompanied by a staff
of functionaries, among whom Herr Fluck, a
high official in the department of justice, and
Hofrath Nell, of the finarca ministry, are the most
distinguished.
Tee Frendenblate havicg this morning imputed to
M. Schweitzer the ankle which occasioned the E up•
premien of the Preen, that ex-minister has written a
letter to the Wanderer, characterising the charge as
a malicious lie.
According to the Lloyd's correspondence from Penh
Paul Nysry has been set at liberty.
The Freer, an evening paper of Prague, was ►up-
pressed on the ith. Oa the day bet-re five students
were arreAed.

BERLIN, DEC. 13.

During the last few days there have been various
rumours afloat here of a probable change in the mi-
nistry : one report is that Count Arnim is to urder-
take the office of prerdent of tte ministry ; another
that fanteuffel has been appointed one of the five
Erfurt commissioners, and that he is to be succeeded
in his office by Count Arnim. The inquiries I hate
made lead me to believe that the reports in question
are, for the present, perfectly groundless; bat that
"coming events cast their shadJus before" may on
this occasion prove true also.
The National publishes a telegraphic deapateh an.
pouncing the publication in Berlin of the law fur the elee-
tion of &puttee to the German Parliament at Erfurt.
The dny before yesterday a climocratic meetirg
was dissolved, simply because the act of accusation
against Johann Jacoby was read to the meeting.
The Prince of Prussia has left for the Rhine.
Count Miiltke has arrived here from Vienne, end
has already had several conferences with Herr von
Usedom.