The Express.
London, England, 1848-04-22 00:00:00

A detachment of Prussian ca
by railw from New Munster
berg, Band d 3,400 Prussian infan
the place on the 19th. 1,300
had arrived on the 18th at Ham'
The following, is given as th
men-of-war now in active servic
The Galathea, 20 gun% ; the Najad
20 guns ; the St. Thomas, 25 guns ;
the St. Croix, 25 guns; the Oelion,
grans; the Delphinen schooner
Neptune cutter; the Hecla des
armed; the Geiser steamer, 160-hc
Skirner steamer, 120 horse powe
amBo
horse power, armed ;
bead with two guns, 60 and
Danish governmtnt has hesides-6
to 90 guns, 15 frigates, 5 ochooners,
sad small gun-boats, which can be
from 14 days to three weeks. 25,001
Of war, stand at the government or

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Mr. Bulwer's note was sent
mayor on the 9th. The par
not to let pass so remarkable
Lions under which England I
the throne of Isabel 11. as
place since the dictatorial pawl
ment, and the consequent soap(
if such a change were a matter
to the English government.
break silence, the language
mutative was plain and
possible from the tone of
to dictate the internal policy
vernment affects to resent witl
nation. In fact, he represer
England, in helping to establii
and to defeat the pretensions i
Spain might enter into the i
free institutions which Engle
strumental in promoting thrc
which it is the great guiding 1
policy to create and support.
Don Carlos from the throne
claim, it was far from t
land to lend a hand t
system of military despotisi
as had now been establish
despotism arose merely frou
moment, and if there existed
speedily removed, and sum
constitutional form of govern
different. However deploral
in consideration of the urgent
perceived with regret that, bi
the progresista party, with
of trial, or assigning any g
tion of their guilt, by ban
those into whcec hands pay
transferred in case the (.Ith
the practice of representati,
proper to change her adviser
not only exercising an arbitr
but establishing a necessity f
the auspices of the same politi
her Majesty lay no longer be
ten and men fitted by their
position to succeed them; 1
ministers and the multitude.
suspension of the corstitti
helped to establish and agre
ping the very foundations of
was impossible that such a
with indifference by Great I
things was perilous in the e
to resort to insurrection to
power which was p
by the constitution, ant
into which the transit
effected. The abolition
sought to be justified by pi
anarchy. And if under the
existing government shoo
the struggle which had the
themselves and the peop
probability be the result.
plate the consequences of
Not only was the throne
the personal safety of tl
royal family was endange
practice, of the government
internal policy. of her al
behold with indifference
tations, which she had
floes to establish and confi
ruin by the exercise of .
she bad contributed the bl
pie to avert. Under then
counselled the Spanish
loss of time to that coast
they were daily diverging
imminent danger to the t
vised them to assemble t
pose before the legislative
proceedings which they i
for the maintenance of 1
it might not yet be too 1
tion upon a legitimate b
the country. But he warn
to hold their present coo
nor less than the most
ism, the throne of Isabel
had hitherto been admit
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had received from Lori
before intelligence had
gesting the necessity o
supported the throne 6
of the 10th, to csonsido
turned to the note e
wrath
high moderados beim
to the top of his bent
Sotomayor was in hat
conduct in Spain, the
miseries of Ireland; a
ment language, Britis
concerns of the peni
chartists and repeale
work enough at home
getwould
dwhono Victoria,t pro she
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of the United King&
his business. And su
liah minister in a Ills
• Mr. Bulwer, enti
petulance of this pi
which he stated tl
En and Spain
Gad never contrib
helped to establish
much less entered i
government for the
The grounds, th€
between
parity
oetween the two
consequently, all i
/aim must tall to 1
ordered that the i
acknowledgment .
by the court of Ba
The scarcity of
houses as k 10
tho bank. per
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tons to the Queei
an audience, to pr
sent to the Philip
remained unanew
spoken to Narvae
terday, to requei
might be j,io,iu
answered that
urgent entreatie
friend° he would i