The Express.
London, England, 1848-12-07 00:00:00

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cheese repeesentedoes inks palls. New we who Mee la
Berk, Iwo the nademel ansoessea messably aro alma
these reposentativa Any diessiaties of that essembly
is glad, eadatelbst osmium Ins slid. The Naked Assembly
esiestali peeteli eigelest all the ate of a go easement whiskby
Its walary aeologesents. einem a weekly waste of yahoos of
thaws if Ike Oen ?ads—ad all for the subjugatien al the
seals. It eskaaly dedene also, that, without any refer-
ees. to the asopaymeat of taxa (a mono already voted),
thee mieletry has sot the right to dispose, after Jan. 1, 1849,
of coo pleesieg, es we have Cot yet voted the Dadra.—
Fellopelehoins. welt courageously a little longer, and drive
all selleimme tress emmget you, sad temper your moral
power, whisk, is the sad, will pot down the lode. conduce
of year wagon. Long life to treeless! Long life to
rathealami I
AUSTRIA.—Under date Vienna, Nov. 30, our cor-
respondent mays:
" I informed you that a large number of Austrian
idlers had left the Hungarian army and returned to
the Austrian. This news has not been confirmed.
The whole country continues in fermentation. Gen.
Tweaks, when Jambi& was in Hungary, was about
to attack a party of Croats, when they made signs to
surrender. Having approached with only his adju-
tant, the Croats surrounded him and made him a esti-
tive. Jellsohieh was noble enough to give him his
liberty at ono*. Lately Tweaks, with another Hun-
garian nobleman, was sent to Windischgrits to treat
for pesos. Windlsehgratz not intimating his quality
as an envoy, gave orders to arrest him, when he was
about to return. Twanka is now a prisoner at Vienna.
Kcesuth has taken revenge for this offence by declar-
ing prisoners all those Austrian officers who, in conse-
quence of the proclamation of Windischgrits, wanted
to leave the Hungarian army. Parks of artillery are
daily starting from Vienna for Preeburg. There will
be some difficulty in mancoavring before this town, as
the inhabitants have ploughed up the earth two miles
round it. We still hope for a peaceful arrangement
with Hungary."
When a deputation attended, to give Baron Walden
Governor of Vienna, a congratulatory addressoin the
26th, he said to them :—" Gentlemen, adessms
at
this kind mean very little. Acta, not weraeome
wanted. In other places than Vienna the 'lob=
have passed votes of want of confidence in their de-
puties to the diet. Why do you not do the same?"
It is well known that the deputies of Vienna, such as
Violand, Goldmark, Waster, and Pillersdorf, mostly
belonged to the party of the left in the Diet. The
latter deputy has, it is said, resigned, in consequence
of hearing
_that a vote of the description required by
Marshal Weldon was about to be passed
rites
a against him.
HAMBURG.—Oar correspondent ws follows
under date the let :
The officers and men of the Germ= navy are to be pall
off by the end of this mouth, having got notice to that effect.not
The British Often as doubt go keno. They did
expect what they armed that their mass would be of so
short duration, is. they would not bees seared it. It ap.
pears the low ebb of the exelamiees anode tbe esairal
power to this step. Whether the men4f•crar ago to be pa
on Collllll6illiffli again lathe saileh eta be mid, IR to wia la
pore, is not known. It is not denied what is te be du=
with them, and the deoision depends upon the tuns defddes,
with Denmark. Mr. Banks, wino wee Mg tress Feewldlot
to Copenhagen, pertly to modem the Dankkaircelocelt to
acknowledge the central power, partlo da peas,
returned few days ago, the ant of the aesetistioa Karin
been transferred to Loam. Kr. Banks will not otos to
Frankfort, it is maid.
There has been a rise swam and railway shares a this
Radio within the last week. Those was a good deal doing
to-day, and prime still looking up.

be court.
A Cabinet Cowell was held yesterday afternoon, at
the Foreign-effics. The asinitters meat were Lord J.
Rowell. the Lord Castello', the Earl of Mira Sir G.
grey.
Viscount Palmerston, Earl Grey, the Chandler of the
lisquer, the Earl at Auckland, Sir J. Hobliente,•Lord
Campbell, eau the marouie of et....i.e...a... Ti,. /41•1111141 •114
two, ire..
The American Minister had an interview with the
Chancellor of the Exchequer yesterday, at his official Tea
donee, in Downing-area.
Dr. I)avy had an interview with Earl Grey yester-
day, at the Colonial-office. Baron de Galatia and da Pal-
atka had an interview with Sir 0. Grey yesterday, at the
Kosienillos.
Sir John Pelly hid an interview with Lord John
Russell yesterday, at his official residence, in Downing-
street.
The School of Design had a meeting yesterday, at
' the oda of the Board Doff Trade.
The Postmaster-General and Colonel Maberly had
sa interview yesterday with the Chancellor of the Ez-
shaper.
-It_.chee were sent off yesterday evening:from
the Wisi .office, for the G of Gibraltar.