The Express.
London, England, 1858-10-25 00:00:00

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Oar. 22.
The Common Committee has resolved to propose
to the United Chambers to recognise the necessity
of the Regency, and its report to that effect will be
printed this day. The next common sitting of the
two Chambers will take place on Monday. The
Chamber of Nobles has this day rejected, by 80 votes
to 78, a proposition made by MM. Arnim-Boitzen-
burg, Stahl, and others, to present an addles' to the
King and to the Prince Regent.
A letter from Berlin, of the 20th, thy, :
The epee& of the Prince of Prussia bee not produced so
mach east en the paths ea b did es the pewees who belrd
It dsilthred. Ilendideg usteleslid—e semi teselloets-
ties et the pieseeelter el the Palms, etch es need e• be seen
In the speeches of the Kb& v atpeeletl I. the private
of the Teem holden al tie Ohenther el Needle
which hue bins WM viey aaiusssl limelees hew ethea
plow The thaftekvi_the depths *lnk It neinwel eseept
the Regency emelkffabel by** Magas /YR
_eesompli. The
extreme Right ghats that as a peril puhuipie the Cham-
ber has sothkg to mat. the quathen ; fir se the sevetelge
right of the King mesprisee that of tesettatlng the Re-
racy, it le weersmy, kmdntaits,biawke Art. 66cf the
Constitution. The extreme Left pram& that according to
Art. 66, cited by the Regent, it is that the Cham-
bers shall also examine the nrometty K the Regency by
adopting a reeolunon on the subject. The question whether
or not then will be any debates will depend on the manner
In which the essemge is drawn up. It is probable that the
extreme Right will abstdn from Toting. The Prince's
Frederick William end the Princese Chula were present at
the opening of the Chamber*, and tide is the firth thee that
any pr4tuarcier of the royal family appeared on such an owth
aim.. The momenta of the present cabinet appose to be
counted. The only thing which can delay he gill is a feel-
ing of gratitude to Baron de Maniacal, who, so to speak,
retard the umearohy in 1848. Y. de Weetpthien, ex-
minister of the interior, bee resigned hie seat In the Cham-
ber of Deputies.

The following is the text of the message relative
to the Regency of Prussia addrossed by the Prince
Regent to the Chambers:
Is the name of his Majesty the Bt we, William, by
the 6:ec• of God Prince dPrussia, nt address the
following message to the are Chambers of blot united.
Ia oonsermenee of eireseresaces which were exposed te yea
at the claming of the present sissies, his !Nasty her
thought 8t to feria cc. by reseript dated the 7th of this
of which a certified copy le anamed, to assume the
Hersey. However painful this sot may be to our Inert,
we have tot bear eMs to refuse entertaining the coeviction
that it is tegtoretimly and urgently commeaded by dream-
assets. In conesesence we ham by the ordinanos of the
Mk of this mouth, of which • =Mild copy is also an-
sexed hereto, assumed the Resew, of the country, and we
shell ocediene to govern la the same of the Xing until
the day ea which his Majesty, by the grecs of God, shall
be again able to exercise the power Monett
We resider this act se the haunt of • duty to-
ward* hie Majesty the King and towards the country a duty
which is Imposed on as by the royal invitation ad.drintsd to
as, and by the politics neer the throne which we by the
yrs of God occupy, and which is in eatmrdanoe with Art.
68 of the Constitution of the ilet lan., 1860. We have cm-
yoked without delay the twe Chambers of the Diet of the
monarchy, and we bate them, b 7 these presents, to reeov
else oe their part, to a united sittiug, the neesseity of the
Regency which his Majesty the King has reeognised, and
which we have recognised onnelas. After which we sill
satisfy the paariptions of Art. 68 of the Coestfuttina.—Givest
at Berlin, the 20th October, 1858.
(Signed) WI tttat, Prime of reside, Begnit.
(Countersigned by all the Lees.)

A Berlin letter states that the first despatch which
the Austrian cabinet addressed to that of Berlin
since the establishment of the Regency was that by
which Austria has withdrawn her pretension of not
allowing Prussia to take part in garrisoning Rad-
stadt in time of peace.

THE WESTERN PROVINCES OF TURKEY.

The Augsburg Gazette publishes a letter from
Dalmatia, stating that a conflict took place on the
7th, near Bammtura, between the Turks end the
Christians of Bosnia, and that several were killed
and wounded on both sides. Many of the rayahs
took refuge on the Austrian territory. It is said
that the collision originated in the Turks attempting
to carry off arms and ammunitions from the Chris-
tians. A despatch from Belgrade of the 19th also
speaks of disturbances hawing broken out on the ter-
ritory of Passerine ; also that sixteen Mussulmans
had bees massaeredat Obadovats, and several others
at Hodjak. In consequence, Simi Psalm had set
out with a considerable force for Bona's.

ALLEGED Pl

OF ROMAN

CATHOLICS IN POLAND.

We read in the Gazette de Posen:—" The fol-
lowing events have taken place In Lktitunds. In the
Russian governnient of Grads% thole of Wolkawiky. I. a
sown allege of about 130 houses, the inhabitants of which
win converted by form to schism, end had received
a very greedy pope, who shamefully plundered
the peasants every time that they had need of religious
.dells nines. Indignant et these proceedings, the placenta
resolved to ream to the catholic church, without asking
I leave of the government, and went with this obliot to the
ecclesiastic Okadski, a resolute old man, who, agate=
of the weaves of the government, received than fats the
Wolk. When the Hamlin decay heard of this, a prosecu-
tion, which is dill going cm, wee instituted ; but meanwhile,
to mina the permute to obedience, the Governor-General
Kaahnoff mat a detachment of troops, his Aide-de-Camp
Popov, sad PM polka, to the spot. All the inhabitants
ef the villego, without* esoeption, have been beam with
tvide. One Ilimdried and odd pensenta. three of whom died
I during the torture, (salved each GOO strokes of the knout.
The socialistic Okmdskl wee already deed from
mama crass•, bat the dean sad his vicar
were taken Se Wtis, sad mated is a rovoltimg manse►.
They wore threeamed te be sent to Siberia, and were ulti-
mealy delivered oar to the trammel. The Ifetropolitain,
who was at Wane, reoelval from General Naimoli the
written arise to expel them immediately, sad this order was
wanted labia sentence of oandelery, without respect for
I amnia' law."

News had reached Gibraltar of the lose of the British
steam tag Orient She MR Gibraltar on the 6th ir4., and
soddenly @prang a leek as the sonde( af the 7th. Her
heed was pat abet@ ler Male" Gad es them was to chimes
of leaping ha stoat the mew took to the boat sad base-
diately afterwards the tag went doom hied foremost. The
crew wen picked op by the Islas Amway, of Heaton sad
afterward@ treatarred to the Sunbeam, of Whitby. Prom
her they were leaded at Poist Mottoes, mod were vent from
Malaga to Gibraltar in the DO* straw Rotterdam.
The

of the Gibraltar awa-
rd& lays that the Moorish printoe, Moist Abdallah, Kula'
Ali, the Baba's ses-is-law, and Valhi nteednidr,with thidr
mite of 00 parlous, Laded at Tanks, cm the 6th hataot
Imes H.M.S. Vulture, which had coaveyed thou tom Alm,
and& after their grimy to Moen
From Malta we lean that a beautiful eareopbagus
at white marble repetesedmr ea suoieut sodden, weighlog
about throe tons, sad some thousands et yam all, sad else
mask foam had been brought to that port from Sidon, in
Br* where deep had base dimmers&
M. Nada:, pliotographiat, is about to make a novel
mperireaut in hie art—to take a kind of bird'•-eye slew of
Paris and the neighbourhood, with a photographic apparatus
gamed in the oar of • balloon.