The Express.
London, England, 1849-03-10 00:00:00

GERMANY.

AUSTRIA.—It would appear by an article in
the (Worm Garet!. of the Bth inst., (extncttd from
A Thum earrespondcam), that some knit* had been
-thrown into Cracow, in order to restore " order" in
that city, and some of the ringleaders of the recent
inmenveVon executed. According to some Pestb
journals (referred to in the carrespondenoe is ques-
tion), the Austrian government hid given per-
mission for Russian troops t i match through Oalhem,
en their way to Naples, to the amiantus of his
Neapolitan majesty. Them extraordinary statements
metre conlianatit•n.
We hare received news from Vienne, dated the 6th
fiatTh • 37th bulletin of the proceedings of the im-
ranny wan published on that day, to the follow-
effect :
Mt Dolmans of the army of Pith-illmiltal the Prince
, en the 26th and 27th alt., attacked the rebels
Seek pentium ea the other he= of the Terns, between
end KW, sod fused them se mire. The milsisma
SAS* sftmedschreserdrTs*
elledsid the wham of the enemy's army,elpal and by
▪ *Ohl IMenleelle they threshes& his retreat upon Miskols
surd
Oa lbe UM vet, the Pield-Ksnkal advanced the whole
of kis as sad removed his head quarters to Mahler, which
• beem evacuated by the enemy, who retreated in the
dlemelen of lasso Komi.
Faillswift den upon the useiny's heels, the Primes
Clielets Wisemim fell in with the rear-guard of the Has.
sad a violent Aired= took place is which the two
Wept Montennore *misted. Major the
ih of liceletein and ewe officers were wouided.
Oa the lot of March the field-marshel recommits's& the
whole et the lines along the plain which extends Om Its.
Korea to the river Theirs, but; his operations remelted
without mink en aceonnt of a thick fog and a snowstorm,
which dttwasd his endeavours.
The et Liesteamit- General Sella way neeswitile,
ea the enemy's right eat
11m=
le Wee Men Hosed, and to reheat lismitere sad
igre ifersos to Pcrossle. The brigade Days (from
Om. floblisk's carps) «espied Nero Leveed.
At awn, when the fog had cleared away, the ukilieed
gaerd rcemaofterad the meaty daring their relied temerie
be Tholes, which it was their Wend= to eras et
ThemlieuL The field•siarehal threw at on.. three
kelepies urn the enemy to cut off his retreat, and Ids
Ire wee seesequeedt wok= seer fiseesere. • eta=
was made by Bier Farms, bat to as =swam eel
erg lees._pied that place in the course of the evening.
The •=msemi bed 'meanwhile sent Major-General Zak-
left wide a brigade along the high reed se Poroado and ea
lbelai bet. (the date of the latest intelligence irons the
beellupeerten at Mahler) the whole of the army wart
vractrzdem the Theis.. Lientenant.Generel Raishero
exPI meths high road from Kooken, which divide,
neer Midemilemethy, breaching of to the leet to Tokay, and
to the right to Miskoks.
Oa the right bank of the Danube several skirmishes have
taken place, seer the fortress of Comoro. The genie= ef
that forums made finny on the 17th of February, mid, pre-
tested by a weildirected fire from the artillery of the
they attacked Major Heller's position, os the britrt,
o'B,‘ but were repulsed by Major Keller, mad lest 17 in
killed sad weaseled.
Another sally was attempted on the 24th of Febetwery,
when Major Yeller was again attacked. and the borough of
O'Sx say, which he oceuples, was eked by grenades throws
from the fermis. The insurgents were sayarthelew, fares&
to retreat without carrying the polities.
At the present moment the divide. et General Bisionielt
will have malted the left beak of the Dassbe, seer KOlllOlll.
Tie brigade Veigl (from General limelek's seeps) steads
upon the left beanie of the Wang. The idandefflehats is occu-
pied by the brigade i3ossay, aid a WM= el pease= is eon.
smutting at Gangly to establish the ammundsatisa between
the tee beaks of the Danube ter the bees Army ;
and the heavy utilise', kaelefiderge up from Lorimilebidt,
and arrived at Cement, the ape. the Ws= wilt

men commence.
Official amounts from Cracow, of the 3rd inst., mention
600 Komori's, who occupy the frontier on their own terri-
tory from blichelowice to the Virtu* and from thence to
Cracow' which was reported to hams suffered a bom-
bardment and •llusalan occupatios, was tracqall, although
eket weauuillity was threatened by nnaufrous emissaries and
smuggiere wt. profligate I weapon.. leume. ova. Legedta wee
quite prepared for every eventuality.
SCIILESWICK-HOLSTEM.—An Altona paper
states that several Prussian regiments and a part of
the Magdeburg perk of artillery have remised orders
to march to Schleswick-Holstein. . .

WURTEMBERG.—The Chamber of Deputies tas
resolved, in compliance with the decision of the
Frankfort National Assembly. to incrosse the army to
the amount of 2 per cent. of the population.
BADEN.—The trial of the republican leader
Struve is fixed for the 20th inst. Troops have been
stationed in Offenburg, in consequence or the French
governmert having informed the authorities that a
number of Poles and others intend to make a hostile
demonstration on the Baden territory.
FRANKFORT. The last note which Baron
Schmerling, the Atuerian Plenipotentiary at Frank-
fort, received from his government, oentsios the fol-
lowing propositions :
The cabinet of Olmiitz proposes that the central
I government of Germany shall be a Directory—viz.:
1. The Directory is to be composed of the plenipo-
tentiaries of the Gamut government, and, if possi-
ble, its members ought to belong to the reigning
families. Their number is to be seven, with nine
votes among them.
2. Austria aid Prussia shall each have two votes in
the Directory, and Bavaria one vote, the four rernaM-
ing votes being divided among the rest of the Ger-
man States, according to the size and importance of
those states.
3. The memb m of the Directory are to exercise
their functions as delegates of their ?minces, with-
out, however, being bound to special instructions.
A majority of votes is indispensable for each decision.
It need tamely be said that these projects will
matt with stratums opposition in Germany.