The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-22 00:00:00

GERMANY.

PRUSSIA.—We bare news from Berlin to Sep-
tember 18.
NEW AUSTRIAN AND PRUSSIAN DIET.
intTherai a
tll3.dvs. Gazette of Sept. 20, inserts the follow-
-6). SEPT. 16.—" The Corresponderu for Ore.
martic :
many" contains now from Vienna the test of the project for
a new .antral power. It is thee worded :
1. The German federal governments contemplate, on an
EEdEnt=sgwith the Vicar of the Ewpire, an interim
to which Austria and Frigid& undertake
Caremligatlce administration of the central power for the
Gomm emsfederation i n the name of all the federal
eninihMente to the Ist of May, 1860, unless such interim
pelmet Mai proviensly merge into a dedaitive power.
I. the Ishiset aim* pmehlenal power is the preservation
of the Gamma malederadem es an indissoluble union be-
tween all the German states far esaintaining Germany's in-
ternal aad external security, peace mom the confederate
members, and tbe inviolability of the pwaseclons bald by
them.
b. Darin this interim the German constitutional qua.
ties is left open for each state to come to a definite agree-
ment themes. The same holds good for the stain sniped
to the *ow assembly of the coandiestion according to
Article VL el the Act of Union.
4. If en the expiration of the interim power the German
easednitheed gulden shall not have been definitively sr-
tled by eekeemel emment, the German governments will
then came Wan undeseleadiag esmemaing the continuance
of
6. The Weirs Whorls andasted by the provisional cen-
tral power, in so far es the same, after the standard of the
diet laws, same waft the competency of the more select
council of the diet amendiy, will during each interim be
milled to an imperld dellinittelt under the presidency of
Austria, to which Amble end Prussia nominate each two
members, sad whisk odd ausauttee holds im sittings at
Fraakfert. The ether geeseumants will, either singly or
several le esamew. esesetbeessehes le be repreeented at the
iambi semleme by giesigelemliries.
6. The impend emmistes sendeses affairs independently,
egrepled with respeasibillip to the seerediting powers. It
forms donna by =deft_ of VIEW. Is caw of equality of
voineinttrikohlool Woo place by an understaad•
the nevessmants of Austria and Prussia,
V ees
in am a seed, will refer to a decision
rassaarblustion. This last will be delivered by three
fedetal gmeeemeate, sad indeed alternately by
Bavaria. Eason& ed Hasever, then by Bavaria, Hanover,
sad Wurtemberg. The members of the imperial committee
divide thementees ice treaseeting the businue assigned to
them, which they, is assordance with the existing federal
laws, awl opeeisui the federal military constitution, tweed
either penewelly, or guide and superintend the tramection
of EYE business.
Mw7. As mon as the omen% of the governments shall have
glen to the present proposal, the Vicar of the Empire
will swigs his dignity, and deposit the rights and duties of
the diet assailed to him into the hands of his Majesty the
Ewan of Melia and his Majesty the Ring of Prussia.

HAMBURG, Seer. 18.
The decltratione against the decrees of the commis-
sion Rll the papers in Schleswig. The civil officers in
Tindall declare the decree of the commission, not to
take the Schleswig-Holstein paper money u payment
for taxes, to be impracticable, to create anarchy, awl
to be against " the stipulated rights of the country."
The merchant corporation in Schleswig declare to
take the paper money to its full value in payment. It
has been likewise agreed between the merchants in
Schleswig and Hambarg for the latter to pay the
pelage of their letterand packages to ;Schleswig in
I Hamburg; while the Schleswigere, on the contrary,
I send them, "postage not paid," to Hamburg. By
I such means, the income of the Poet-office gets into
the hands of the regency in Kiel. The ciasens
in Helium have sent word to the commission that
they would receive the new burgomaster, Mr. Davids,
and implore the commission to order no more troops
to Heaum while the magistrates still refuse to have
any transactions with Yr. Davide. There has ben
a great public meeting in Angela, passing resolutions
that they would not pay any taxes, it each taxes are
not paid to the central office in Itendsberg, while to
pay the instalments of the compulsion loan is coesi-
dered an affair of honour. The regency in Kiel has
permitted the intercourse with the islands of Alsen
and Arroe.

HOLLAND: RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTERS.
—THE HAGUE, SEPT. 19.—Yesterday evening, at
the close of the cabinet council, all the ministers en
MUM tendered their resignation. The Bing her
accepted the same this morning, and has sum-
moned M. von Lightenveldt and M. Docker Curtius,
and charged them with the formation of a new
ministry. It is not precisely known on what grounds
the ministers resigned. It is surmised, however, that
the election by the Second Chamber of a president
and two vioe-presidents in the persons of three mem-
bers of the opposition raised apprehensions in the
minds of the members of the cabinet that they would
no: receive, during the session. just re-opened, that
support which they enjoyed during the preceding one.
Others refer to the unsatisfactory state of the finances
as the main cause of their resignation.
It was announced in the sitting of the Second
Chamber of the States General on the 20th, that his
majesty bad confirmed the election of Meer Van Gel-
stein as first president of that chamber. The king
left in the evening for Loo, and the Princess Frederick
of the Netherlands, with her two daughters, for Berlin.
Amentinue, Site. M.—Dutch Two.aien-s-Half perOent, 53 15.16;
ditto Three per Cent., 63 9-16; Amon sync., Three-and-a-Half per
Omit, 63i. Muni& Ball, 63. Swish Fire per Cent., 11 9-16.
Ezehengen—Landon, two months, 12.9. mosey; with short dates,
12.10 mummy.