The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-10 00:00:00

GERMANY.

AUSTRIA —We have intelligence from Vienna
dated tie 6th of April. The molders arrived ea the
evening of the 4th at Vienna, from Olmutz, where
the cabinet had been in deliberation for four COCISCII-
tire dales The Italian queatioa was the one under
dictum° and it is said that, seance es peace was made
with Piedmont, an Austrian force would enter Tus
may. It is further stated that the cabinet will
accept all that Prussia and Germany may decide.
It I. hinted that Bavaria, keeping aloof as she
does. will conclude 'treaty with Austria fora southern
customs nnioa.--Our onnespondent writes :
"VIENNA, Aram 5.
"To-day a coiner has been seat to Bt. Petersburg,
to requests fresh succour, 60,000 men, it is said, to
act spinet Bem. If them troops are granted by his
Russ= maj
esty they will be obliged to take their
way by Gallica, as Traneylvania has only fear par
sag by which an army can ems the mantels&
These passages are occupied by II m. It may be
worthy to notice that the Austrians had not been dis-
armed when they arrived on the neutral territory of
Wallachia.

"Papers which have arrived from Bucharest con-
firm the fact of Field-Marehal Fulmer having been
obliged to fly into Wallachia with his corps.
"In Hungary the insurgents have gained new
strength by the publication of the Austrian conga'.
[tits, by which the Hungarians would be subject to
the same system of taxes as the German Austrians.
IL several villag. s the inhabitant, burst down their
buss when the Austrians arrived, and the Magyar
army is continually inoreasiog. Three days ago the
IlAustrian troops before Comore, knowing that the
besieged expected relief from General Gorge'',
feigned a fight, u if they were already. attacked. The
swaspmieswas that the Magyars sallied out, and lost
two empanus of Honvkda.
"I wrote you 'heady that the most powerful club,
the " Slovanaka Lips: had presented a petition to
his majesty, requesting that our ministers should be
dismissed, that their constitution and their ordinances
should be declared void, and that the constitution
as it was framed by our National Assembly should be
accepted. According to private communications, I am
informed that the same petition will los presented on
the part of the Croatians.
"The number of troops which Bem forced to Teton
from Cronstadt into Wallachia amounts to about
21,000 men, which are now distributed (rays the
Wiener Zeilung, in a letter from Siebeuborro), 8,000
at Zimpina, 12,000 at Simpolung, and 1,200 men at
Rimuik; with these troops were 3,000 horses and. NJ
assn It appears that by the capture of Hermansileit
the insurgents got possession of nearlyall Genera
Puchner's military stores. Twelve Russian pieces of
artillery, raptured by Bem, have arrived at Debt ecan."
The Magyar eorrespondent of the Breakages.
Zeitung, a correspondent who of late has been guilty,
of little or no exaggeration, asserts that &Di took
posseesion of Cronstadt on the 20th inst., without op-
position. It is stated that Weldon has given up all
*lea of taking Comore by storm; that an Italian bat-
talion had passed over to the insurgents, and that
Hungarian bank-notes are still fabricated in Debreada,
in which place the anniversary of the conmencenmat
lof the Hungarian insurrection (the 13th of March)
was celebrated by a great popular festival. Half of
the national guards throughout that part of the
esis= which is in possession of the insurgents aro
to do military service during three months,
sad are then replaced by the others who have re-
mained in their homes.
Letters from Ptah, under date April 2, state
that each of the belligerent parties has an army corps
on the river Mara; tbe imperialists near Faoset, and
the harrnts near Soborsis.
The OJ.r Zeitits, announces &great victory dams.
°TrZover the Austrian General &Wick, at Harem
SSIA.—We have received Berlin papers at
the Bth inst. It is stated that Herr Von Radek%
Minister of Justice, had resigned, and that Baron
d'Arnire, Minister of Foreign Affairs, was also sheet
to retire, snd to be succeeded by Count Von Bolow.
FRANILFORT.—We have news from this eity of
the 7th inst. The suspension of the elections in
course of progress in Austria for the Frankfort
National Assembly, and the urging. by the Austria*
government, of the newly
_elected rumbas not to pr-
and to that city, are looked upon as the preliminaries
to other hmsdkr stops as the part of the Olathe
oddest. The Armories deputise in Frankfort have
received powdery aliveness, in ceder to enable them
to rebus home.
I Shortly after the election of the Xing d Prussia by
the National Amenably as Emperor of the Germens,
the Bavarian court forwarded to Berlin a pretest
ehis weeptance of the dignity, whi* it is
srd, can only be conferred on his majesty with
the consent of the other princes of Germany. It
may be remarked here. that some time ago the
Inewha Chamber of Deputise &clued that the
/midis, of the Frankfort National Assembly were
blase in Bavaria.
SarCerophausen has been sumnicaed.by telegraph,
to Berlio. It is hoped that he and Vlachs will be
Mined upon to form a new administration in Prussia.
The official journal of Frankfort asserts that the
Chevalier Batmen has resigned his post in Leaden as
Premien minister.

ILUIBITRG, Aran. 7.
The landing of Danish troops near Bulk is not
cenfirmfd by tnie morning's train. Probably it wee
intended. in combination with the attack upon Bo-
'mentor& t but, that attempt being so unstmoensful,
the other was given up in consequence.
" From Flensburg they write, under yesterday's
date, that some skirmishing took place near Haden-
leben the day before, when the Danes were assisted
by their vessels on the coast. Their shots wounded
several Oceans. There was eons fighting likewise
sear Gravenstein. The latter plies was in posesseion
of the Germans again on the sth. Bat the former
was still occupied by the latter.
" No farther accounts from the peninsula of Sunde-
witt."

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