The Express.
London, England, 1849-06-14 00:00:00

GERMANY.

AUSTRIA.—Vienna dates are ti Jane 9.
Czercmisky, the 1110mcipist of the state chan-
cery, a Hungwian by birth, bee hem arresteJ, and
is tl be tried for high trearon. He is acensid of
having mnintained corre‘pwden-e with the imnr-
gen's, having betrayed ti known partisans of Kos-
suth recre's cf the state ehinerry, and exp:eved de-
sirts for the success of the Magyars.

Baron von °cringer is app.Ointed to stand at the
side of Haynau in Human', as civil administrator.
A regiment of Palatinel buzzers. lately sent by way
rf Lirz into lt.ly, to get rid of them, has revolted
from the Austrian a. rvi.e. The let squ.droa, on
reaching Eons, flatly refused t . proceed further, and
wanted to wait ft r their comrades. The governor of
Lirz and the military command, r I attend to Eons
with a company of soldiers and two cannon. The
hussars had already made off. gal'oping along the
road to Stryner, with carbines cocked. The ercond
squadron imitated the example of the first, het appa-
rently with not such complete success, for they found
the briege over the Erns already barricaded. I' is
not knows what became of them. The others rode
through Gloggnitz on the night of the 7th inst., and
would probably be safe over the Hungarian border
by the 9th.
In Presburg the marching through of troops, and
court-martial executions, continue. Upon an emi-
nence in the neightsourho-d, from which there is a
surerb view of the Danube, the city, and the Schloss-
berg, the gallows is erected LI? perm never. H. re,l it ely,
herd& s scrotal less imorreaut persons. was gibbetted a
German, by name Philip Gruber, originally a fire-
work maker. Ile had eery. din the Austrian army,
end gone over to the Hungarians in October. Having
distingoislud himself at the halt'. of Schwrehat and
tbrth others, he was gradually raised to the 'ask of
commandant of the Ist Hooted foot ba'tery, in which
capacity he comman.led at L-op Met. d'.
Perezel is concentrating his trie. a about Perks&
Several fierce battles on a small scale have la'. ly taken
place betweeo the Mover f trees tinder this com-
mander and the troops of Knizanin and the Ban.
Bern is slid in the Banat, preparing to re:erica the
Russians.
Kossuth is in Pesti..
A letter of the 25 h from ()neva, in the Belgrade).
Zeitung of the 29th u't., states that a c ,urler had ar-
rived from St. Petersburg at Bucharest, with com-
mands for Lidera to march irnmedia ely into Tran-
aylver•ia at t`ie head of 61,000 wen.
WURTEMBERG.—Our latest dates from Stet',
gardt are to June 9.
A writ was issued for the arrest of Be( her, member
of the Land Commi•tee in S'uttgardt and of the pro-
visional government for Germany. Tb' charge against
him was that of high treason. A person of the name
of Steinmrtz, against whom a writ rf arrest was
issu. d on the same charge, hod made a timely escape.
A corp iral by the name of Sauter, of tie 4tit infantry
regiment, having attempted to seduce hie comrades
from their duly, was forthwith seized, tried, aid shot.
In the foreroon the king himself held a review in
Cann. tadt (ab• ut two miles off ), and then eat i.il
his c ,piral, rode throug4 the remote, aid addressed
the different posts of the civic guard. At all of
them he was received with loud ctiea rf " Long
live the king." Near the castle the regent
Becher was casually !resent, and observed to the
luistan4ers that those men wire past ell help, mean-
ing the nstisnal guards, as they were greeting the
king. Offers of assistance front the peasantry,
thri ugh the organs of their respective village meters,
were arriving from far and near. In the evening, at
a -ven u'elock the chamber of deputies, after a violent
debate, and by 60 against 14, gave its concurrence to
the prcc'amation issued on the Rth instant, by the
Wnrtemberg ministry, an abstract of which ap-
peared in the Erfress of the 13th. Ten member;
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