The Express.
London, England, 1849-01-03 00:00:00

GERMANY.

AUSTRIA.—A bulletin from the meat of war in
Hungary le published in the Vienna journals of the
28th ult. It announces the capture, by the Austrians,
under the commend of llersi-al Berger, of the strong
fortress of Arad, with a lon on their part of 18 killed
and 40 crumukd._ - _ _

Raab also has been taken. Early on the morning
oldie 27tIfolt. Prince Windisekgratz directed two co-
banns to cites the Danube at two points, above the
town and below it. The latter crossing was effected at
the juncture of the river Raab with the Danube, and
the whole of the maroons was intended to cut of
the reheat of the Hungarian army. The commander-
beide( advanced meanwhile with the Nairn
mere to the banks of the Rusin, over which be
threw a bridge, the construction of which wassoarcely
completed when he was informed of the retreat of the
Haegariass, who bad abandoned their fortifications
and hUsa back into two coleus, one taking the road
to the fortress of COMM and the other proceeding in
the direction of Ofsn. On his way to the town of Raab,
Prince Windischgrats was met by a deputation of citi-
MS, who presented him with the key.. of the town,
sheered him, sod illuminated the city in the evening.
Prince Windiscbgrats toned it impossible to inter-
mit the retreat of the Hungarians ; his Light Horse
eassesded, indeed, in closingc with the rear of the
eirely• sad ens officer and nine privates of the Human
were mitred.
The news from the Danubian Principalities is up to
the 22nd December. The armies of the Tarim and
the Rada= have gone into winter quarters. The
Turkish troops are at Bucharest, and brides in the
principal towns on the banks of the Danube, such as
°Wats, brain, and Gisurgewo. The Russian army
has taken its position almg the highway from Bessa-
rabia to Bucharest, at Leows, Salad, Fokshan,
Brink Bucharest, and Jamey.
Data from Lemberg, December the 24th, state
that, in the last sitting of the Rathen Assembly, the
deputation which had been appointed to go to
Meets reported that they had laid the following
pants before the Emperor The division of Gsllicia
into two governments, according to nations. 2. The
intriduction of the Ruthenian language into the
schools and courts of justice. 3. The equalisation of
the rights of the Ruthenian and Polish clergy. 4.
The introduction of a Ruthenian national guard. 6.
The withdrawal of all officers of state who are not
conversant with Ratheran nationality. All these de-
mands were very graciously received by the Emperor,
and both his Majesty and the ministers promised the
deputation that their requests should be speedily car-
ried into effect
The arrival of the Hereditary Orand Prince Con-
stollso sf Russia at Olmuts, on the 27th ult., is also
onsimia.
PAVARIA.—Dates from Munich to Dec. 28 give
He following ministerial combination, which was
y reported on that day as the moat probable
rbreilarried out : Heisler, interior, and Edel religion
sal public instruction, which department is again to
be serrated from the interior, and to cosatitnts a
Medan ministry. This post was at first intended for
Yen Wreak, but before his arrival the public were
se reejadiced spirit him that, although he had re-
ared a summons from the monarch, it has been
hand impossible to assign him a poet in the cabinet.
irehgessener is also spoken of.