The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-23 00:00:00

The Wiener Zeilunq states that his Majesty is
pleased to grant the officers of the insurgent garrison
of Peterwardein, who surrendered unconditionally to
the imperial army, the same privileges that were ac-
corded to the officer* of the garrison of Comorn on
their capitulation on the 27th Sept. Those persons
only are excepted against whom proceedings are to
be adopted for special misdemeanours.
It is said that Ctunt Stormer has been recalled from
Constantinople. Her Majesty's messenger, Captain
Viner, passed through Vienna on the 15th from
London on his way to Trieste and Corfu. He was
the bearer of despatches for Admiral Sir William
Parker. It is hardly doubtful that these despatches
contained instructions for the gallant admiral to sail
instantly with the fleet for the Dardanelles. Another
messenger, Colonel Townley, paned through Vienna
on the 17th, on his way to Constantinople with des-
patches for Sir Stratford Canning.
The Trwrier Zeitoeng announces the distribution of
decorations to some hundreds of Ruasiaa officers, from
the commanders of the Russian corps in Hungary
downwards.

The Emperor Nicholu has written a letter of thanks
to Gyolay, the minister of war, for the compliment
of calling a regiment of cuirassiers after his name.
The telegraphic wires are to be conducted from the
central bureau to all barracks and important police
establishments. Electric telegraphs are also to be
erected along the Danube.
The fortification and enlargement of the port of
Trieste has been agreed on by the ministries of war
and commerce. The plan of General Nugent has been
adopted, which recommends the construction of a
fort and lighthouse before the harbour.
Much activity is discernible in raising. to a more
efficient scale certain branches of the foreign depart-
ment. Thus, the agents in Moldavia and %disown
are to be raised to the rank of consuls-general. The
new consul-general appointed in Bukarest is M. von
Laurin, Austrian consul in Alexandria; the new con-
sul-general in Jassy is M. von Eisfinbacb, who has
hitherto acted as consular agent. An Austrian con-
sulate has also been established at Turin.
According to Lloyd the mint is busy in furnishing
the means for the conversion of the lower denomina-
tions of paper. The silver brought from Hungary is
to be coined into 6 and 10 kreaser pieces, for the ro-
il placement of the notes representing those values.
The court chsmberlains are to be abolished, and re- I
placed by civil and military aides-de-camp.
Latterly the strictest orders have been issued for
preventing the gale of prints representing the leading
personages of the Hungarian revolution. Offenders
in this sort will be subjected to trial by court-martial.
A great number of the cannon and small arms
taken from the Hungarians have been forwarded
during the last few days by the North Railway to the
Bohemian fortresses. _ . .

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According to Lloyd, the manor of Kiinigswart, in
Bohemia, the property of Prince Metternich, has been
sequestrated for arrears of taxes. The Wiener Zei-
tugg contains an ordinance of the government for re-
deeming the burthens upon land in Upper Anetrisand
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