The Express.
London, England, 1851-04-14 00:00:00

GERMANY.

A letter in the Culogne Gacette, dated
April 13, says :
" It is said that a memorandum is being drawn up
by Prussia, to be communicated to her confederates,
touching the polio• Prussia will 'pursue, and the ob-
jects she will strive to attain at the Diet. It is said,
also, that Russia had advised Austria, in considera-
tion of the opposition front France and Englund, to
abstain at present from urging the admission of all
her provinces into the bond, and to comply with
Prussia's demand for a return to the old Diet. But
for this it is thought Austria would not have yielded
on these two points. or even temporarily on the first.
King. Otho of Greece arrived hero yesterday
evening."

Our correspondent writes:
BERLIN, Antic 10.
The debate in the Second Chamber on the credit de-
manded by the government for the extniordinary military
expenditure incurred during the past year, especially by
the mobilisation of last November, terminated this alter-
noon with the rejection of the amendments moved by the
Left, and the grant of 8,400,000 thalcrsasktd by the govern-
ment. During the whole of the two slays' debate very
little if anything was said respecting the 11,41e5.101A4 of the
molthisation, the expense of which forms the chief item in
the extraordinary 'unitary expenditure; hut a< the order of
the day descuindjit of the chamber an expression of opinion
to the elect that the eighteen millions voted in March,
1100, fur the purpose of lending the necessary military force
to the establishment of the Erfurt Union, had been ex-
pended in the manner intended, the speeches of the minis.
terialists and of their opponents dealt almost exclu-
sleek with the general question of foreign policy. The'
chamber voted the 8,500,000 'dialers without a word. I
shall leave the attacks made on the details of the foreign
ROME, ArRIL 4, policy, and the defence, to the speakers themselves.
. b : Ith.e seuxril‘doly 'is. il,t;th:tle th,e,
.Itloesfbihg amendment WWI
This morning we received inteUi,,tenee of the divi-
sion on the Ecclesiastical Titles Hill, and great • igroLug-6," acceptedY
.;)..ufti. ei,..,,,t1y. pr:,,,,Ztr:1:,!:,:it....ht:3
anxiety prevail, throughout all classes, hoth of 'no other disposable funds for providing for the extraordinary
foreigner's and natives, as to the final result. lam 1 tailicirycspenditure, end that the contraction of the bean of
assured that the ecclesiastics of rank now begin to IS millions was justified. 2. That the manner in which the
ii.anhrna..l,l,7ll:e e•ierapetiell called for no remark. 3. That
regret that the question was ever moottsl. and fear
that they will lose more by it in a political point of • ' moanee
in whl'ehm etluieltii Inillionueseleit'ailhlitst: te“Pletteiihiettl the
view than they will gain in a religious one, even ; appear expedient. 1. That the mobilisationni‘P:as a neces-
should the issue prove more favourable to Home than easy se, p, and that the funds required by the government
ibe granted, with the reservation is at present to be expes•tasl. In hiking over the Times of the right of the chamber
the aceounts."
thl,,,annt,"..ulueisel
asait:d tlia,..t elits,cgiovvrittmlf:nt
twere not opposed to
&few days ago. I found a statement in it: Roman coy- ito '''''ni""'
respondence to the elliest that the appointment of :
. - 'opinion i.* against me.'" 1 know thata".2lT7irttsaah4reidlltXisat publici
Cardinal Winrnan to the arehhi,hopne of West
tiler had not only 11C1•11 derided on some scars ago. to excite public 011111iOn 01/ Ainst mc. Attempts. oilt"lion..:imee
eking (Unrenruf',; those who
hot that the title hod been etinfcervel on hint in the kind have been made mum the country, which will low
official paper, the r;o:::ella di Runt,,, tttt , in the month of 1.4.c0 to such teas and toad eri
Februa, 10In. It is perfectly tnie that Dr. Wise- i
ctiriye the goecrune-nt at existence are strangers to the
malt con. net litioned as strehloishop of sVevatilinster in mention; their 'trots are only capable of producing
- convul,ions. We wish to spare the country these cone M.
thi alb, MI papr, lint not in the otßeial part of that sputa.-that i< our honest desire."nrnal, jonrrml, :mil thereforn the statement might very well i lli•ekerath's amendment was tired by 174 to 101
-have prowl tinnotitssl amongst the thousand ali..tusl • iy°t''. and that of Eynirn accepnaby 166 to 106 voter.
i rumours whi ill prevailed in that period of exciting Thus vote l'lt' a er"lit of g'4"° tl"e" fur the past,
Mona for the present year for extraordinary
events, and were r. produced by the Gazzdta di: aped 3m i
=Wary purposes.
If *ri essnmon with other publient ions of the day.
That Dr. ‘l"keinan. at the t....01e alluded to, by ten
,hoo Bishop of . Sr.vmrv-stx-rn ittaltuocr.—Part of this regiment
Mr li
us mix consiele•rel himself otherwise
rriv. il at Malta on the Ist inst. from Corfu, in the
n tams in riihn pn., is evident from the same A1.,,,„,r. The second (het,on was expected deity in the
atheist paper, since, scale days atter the above-men- Lisrrackposr.