The Express.
London, England, 1849-08-03 00:00:00

GERMANY.

PRU.SSIA.—Oar correspondect writes se follows
BERLIN, JULY 31.

One of the first uses which the people of Berlic
have made of the removal of the state of siege has
been to bring come tokens of gratulation to the wife
of Waldeck this morning, in honour of the birthday
of her imprisoned husband. Severallittle committees
had been formed by various guilds to present VMS
birthday trinket, with a sonnet, to this lady, at her
house, as an acknowledgment of Waldeck's exertions
as president of the society for advancing the inte-
rests of the working classes. All this went on
very well at first, the Desesuer-strasse was
crowded with cheerful faces and joyful friends,
but at last the fete was invaded by an army of condi-
' Wes, who arrested s: nerd persons, tare the wreaths
out of the hangs of the young girls, forbade the ladies
on the balconies to wave their handkerchiefs, and
behaved, in fact, jute as it we were at Pesth.Waldeck
were Kossuth, and teem the emissaries of Haynau.
In the Stirds-Anzeiger there is an announcement
that the government has sent circulars to the boards
representing the various religious communities, re•
Turing them to introduce into their services next
bund-y an episcopal prayar, calling down the divine
blessing upon the work of the conservative climber
wirich it to meet on the 7th, and that stools wit' be
set in the c art church for such members as feel dis-
posed to come.
AUSTRIA.—The latest intelligence from Vienne.
is to July 29.—The grand Lows was the err;Tal of
Baron Metzhurg, a secretary of legation from Milan,
with the Sardinian treaty. Tne conditions of peace
brought by this me.unger, have been signed by the
Austrian and Sardinian plecipotentiatiee, and are now
submitted to the Sehwarzenourg cabinet for ratifica-
tion. Radetzky approves the treaty and the court of
Turin accepts it ; and the ratification might be sup-
posed to fosinw a. a matter of course, but for a little
change which has just taken piece here. The fliener
Zeitung of the .4bove date contains the appointment of
M. Sehmerling as minister of justice, and Count Leo
Teen as minister of instruction. The antecedents of
M. St hmerling are well known. He wee the Reich.-
Tel weiser's premier at Frankfort, until the waning of
the star of Aus•r;a before that of Prussia obliged him
to give place to Henry Grip rn. Sclarnerling was the
chief organiser of the Au-trian coalition with the
extreme left to bailie the PC.IOOIO e f German unity
ender the supremacy of Prussia. He brought him-
self into great emtempt and disrepute at Frankfurt,
and will edd smell glory to the cabinet of
Olmutz. But he has at hest some brain
end more industry, which can be said,
'dace the poliieal demise of Stadion, of no other
member o. the Schwarz, nbtrg cabinet but Baeh,
now appointed minister of the interior. Now Ra-
detzky at Vienna his long beeu looked upon as play-
ing in Lombardy too much the pant if a powerful
pasha ire a state of quasi-independence. He has not
paid the least attention to the instructions he received
from Vienna, and has, on the other hand, got all his
acts ratifi d at Vienna simply be ease no minister
dewed oppose him. There is no knowing whether a
thick-peted, audacious philosopher like Schmerling
may not take it int his head to dispute the iron will
of this grey satrap, and raise some objection against
the conditions of peace.
General Kempen had arrived at Vienna. Wol.l-
- is gone to Trawylvania. Walden is came
from Grattz.
Generai Schlick reached l'csth on the 26th, and
took up his abole in the Chetoniech mansion.
In the otbserce of all official re pens rf later date
than the 2:lrd from the head-quart re of Paskiewitch,
and 25th fr. m Havant, see are obliged to f el our
way among the conflicting statements of private
levers. C.,. ,•triting the line of march which Gorges
tack from Logone there are two accounts, one of
which reprt...ntt him, efter cresting the Sajo, to have
struck off at Vt•ral lye, where the ro d branches, north-
eastward, to Kaschau, and the o•her south-eastward,
to St. Miskceez. While one correspondent of the
Presse makes him rest his troops ten hoarse, Putnok,
another confirm% the cai•ture of Kescheu, whic'i was
•cp .rted yrst. rd..y by the evening i t ion of the same
paper, addine, that a h.oapit el coati:ening 4,690 b ds
tad been prepared for the rock ?ay the to en *utile-
ritic 3. Be:oru nulling Tukey. or any other pa sate
of the Theism fr sat Pena:, Gerarey would doubtless
have to ere:nun-re the wh •le Russian force which
Paskiewitch could b-ing eg.iest him; and, remember-
ing that Gerry Will describing a semi-circle while
the Rureian g neral hid only to move along the dia-
meter, the 4th, tied 2.. d corps of the Riot-Lin
army, ranged en echelon between Miskolcz and Hat-
e n, full tim- to concentrate for the pur-
pose of barring hie puma*. In the meantime, it is
n.t to bar forgotten, that Dembineki, who left
Pesth with Ko•euth on the 9th, se as not only accom-
panied by &considerable force of lionvsd and hussars,
bet by the national guard and toe greater part of the
msle population. As all the arms were re:noved
with eloes cepslie of beating them, it is p.os eV,
that Haynau's proclamation will not bring to light
mere than a few spoiled gun-barrels.
H.yaau is said ti have entered K skemet on the
27th. Dembinski, lesriug 10,000 men lwhir.d at
Szolnok, m arched to Kedtemet befoiehsrd with a
strong corps; but, acendeng anoint, which
is merely a report, retr.ated, on Haynau's approach,
to Szegedin.
In the Coigne G.:elle, of the 2ed ,tut., we read a
I communication from the co, re-pp tndent of Ibis paper,
'who sends writ from Vi nsa, Jay 28, repeating the
report we have already green, that Temeawar has
fallen into the baud, of the Migyars. The journal
adds that the soiree is good, but that it nevertheless
requires confirmation.
The same correspondent say. that the Hungarians
hid entered S vein, and that Patkiewitcn had just
been beaten at ClTo tyros by Dembinski. Th • peeve a-
rtier! of Sem!ir. giits the Hunger:ens an immediate
connexion with Turkey, and they can get what they
require from Belgrade, a place not hostile to them.