The Express.
London, England, 1849-08-02 00:00:00

muoicntions ore ecabliehtd on tbo other with Dem-
Inoski.

By the tetra news it seems that Rerun has not
used the Christians of Pesth much better than the
Jews. 1. The citizens Sr. to sepsis at their owu cost
the destroyed fortifications of Buda. 2. A ccrFs of
2,000 meals to be actual and paid fur holding the rebels
of the c paid in check. 3. The losses of those well dis-
posed towards the imperial cc tise during the govern-
ment of the insurgents are to be mane Kota. 4. '1 he as-
stgnats on the tutors) revenue of Hungary to be
weep:ea as a legal tender on pain of desth. 5. AU
those who hung out tri-colour digs at the entrance of
Kosate, ere now to hang out black and yellow flags
of the tame size and in the same numbrr.
One of the m^st remarkable results which have
follows d from Ban's visit to the Lower Theis* is the
strict discipline observable in the troops which hate
conquered the Ban. Tee &rel.'s.' no longer fly be-
fore the Magyars, but frets rniee with them. The f.
bank of the Danube is occupied by the Hungarians as
for as Novo &alto, kitty miles to the west of Neusats
Cannousding from Peter warditn was heard on the 22nd
during Use whole day. Major lienriqu z socceAled,
with a 'mill from force Eseeg, in au pricog Mobau
on the 16. h. Several tiousisd were drowned as they
attempted to escape across the river on a raft. From
51ohaes Heuriqucz sent a detachment to Bits, which
st.ccteded in driving the Magyar garrison over the
Danube, and setting fire to the town, bet were obliged
to retreat to Mohst z. _ .

Tenatswar it reportsd to have surrendered to the
Magyars.

PRUSSIA.—Our correbponeett writre :
BERLIN, JILT 30.
The Staab An:eiger con`ains the griever portion of
the members returLid for tar Second C. amber. Tie
eh ctione are galerally remar ahle for the great num-
ber of new men.

SAXE.COBURO-GOTHA.—Connin, SILT 30.
—The agnates of the house of Sale-Coburg,
namely, Prince Albert, Duke Ferdinand, and
King Leopold, have put in a written proteet against
the legality of several portions of the new constitu-
tion. This &cation: his been 14'd by the govern-
ment before the Chamber of Deputies, which him
unanimously ed opted resolutions to the following ef-
fect : On the establishment of the constitution of the
du* the Chamber recognits a the reigning duke as
the sole legitimate c ileum it g party 02 the other
side, and cannot therefore attribute any substarilial
validity to the protest of the Notate, the
application of which is purely eventual. The
Cuamber, therefore, cannot admit the view
that the parts referred to of the constitution are
ea binding upon the successors of the present duke,.
in case the executicn of them alrited ba claimed from
an agnate called to the an-cession. On the contrary,
the lath article of the constitution, whin h carets that
the new duke or the regent will not be entitlo d to
sterols() the functions of gov4rnmeht until he lay
taken the oath therein prescribed, is to bo mriutsi led
it opposition to the protc.t. For the rest, the'
Chamber expressly reservod for later puliami nte, as
writ as for he government, the right of taking all
mon.suros with respect to the protest in quo stion
which were proper for mait taining the constituth n4l
rights of the duchy of Gotha against the princes
called to the succession.