The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-15 00:00:00

GERMANY.

MILITARY MOVEMENTIL-PURTHER AD-
VANCR THE AUSTRIANS INTO SAXE.

COIIBRO
The necessity under which General Groeben 'WIL
placid to rivet the advancing Austrians by strengthen-
ing his military position, is explained to-day, by the
intelligence that, on the 9th inst., ttwi corps under
Gee erat Legedics advanced from the frontiers into the
Duohy of Sax.--Coburg, and occupied the town of
Bricb, ore league and a half from the city of Coknozi
This corps which, on the 7th, only minuted to 2
men, had already swelled to 30,000, with 80 gum
lie egictive force was to be still farther increased
by trash arrivals, which kept daily pouring in MS
the Austrian dominion..
To oppose this movereent the following positions
were bald by General Groeben on the 12th inst. The
heed-quer:ere of his army had been moved to Frieda
weld, midway between the two Kappen towns et
Vaeha and Hersfleld, the latter point still remelts(
occupied by a Pens:den force, and not having been
evacuated, as rated yesterday. In this position the
town of Castel was cover, d, as well setae reads Lek
ing into Thuringia. The connection between .111 is
army and the Matne and Weser railway was preserved
at the same time by the march of a corps front
Krenznach aid Wetzlar to Marburg.
The Btvarlan troops, under Friar* Thurn and
Taxis, hid advanced but a little way cut of Fulda—
se y six mils (tin send halb stNmle), in the direction al
101.-rsfeld. The statement in the Frankfort papers of
the 12th, that on that day the Bavarians entered
Cassel, is entirely devoid of foundation.
Letters from Nlantch, of the 9th, announce, MlS-
while, the calling out of the 4th battalion of time 16
I infantry regiments. Letters of the same date, from
Vienna, also speak of a motion in .the cabinet for call-
ing the Austrian Reichstag together. There are
tasty reasons why this should be deemed an inexpe-
Meta step. However, the latest intelligence from
Vienna is in appearance pacific. Here is a despatch,
addressed to the Cologne Gazette of Yeaterdsy
VIENNA, N0v.12.
Count Mahar is said to have brought from Berlin
Anal and acceptable (this word in lsr,.e type) terms,
so that people here see peace in perspective. The
Austrian corn spondence confirms the statement,
"that, according to reliable information, Austria's
attitude in Berlin has been met in a spirit of justioe
and moderation."
A telegraphic despatch in the Hamburg Bonen-
Halle' from Berlin of Nov. 12, says the Cologne Ga-
seile, after giving the foregoing account, states " the
report was spread on the Bourse to-day, that intelli-
gence bad arrived from the Prussian ambassador in
Vienna, that he was on the point of arranging the
disputed matters quite satisfactorily, and that but
trifling differences now remained."
It is stated twat in a cabinet council held at Vienna,
on the 9th inst., Marshal Rade teity protested against
the aggressive policy of the cabinet.
It was rumoured at Berlin that the Prince of
Solmslych was likely to take the presidency of the
cabinet.
Large masses of troops and landwehr continued to
peas through the Runtish provinces towards the
south. Tne whole of the Prussian army is now on •
war footing, and the order in council of the 6th inst.
is completely executed.
The Deutsche Reforms (Berlin), of Nov. 12 (the
ministerial piper), says, "The King's government
hopes that the appeal addressed to the army
will contribute to obtain, by means of accelerated ne-
gotiation, the determination by treaty of the attributes
to which Prim* has a right to pretend in Germany.
The Prussian nation may be a-snred that the 1110TIL•
aces which have been made will not be useless."
Baths, Nov. U.—Voluntary Lean, 1021; New Mae,
Foss and adialt per Cents.,97 ; Naileeal I)ebt,2Bl; Chn-
Inerdel Marin. 8 e sty's Prmaism,ll9; Lek Scares, 874.
Viagua, Nov. 12 —Fos per Gat. lighthouse, 924;
Four-sad.nlialr per Crate, 811. E•mk Shane, 1145.
Exchange on London. 12.25; on Puts, 1471.

ITALY.

FLORENCE. Nov. 7•

M. de Monte'embed is expected from Rome. M.
de Beßanger, attachid to the French f ;reign depart-
ment, arrivid at Rome on the let. He bas succeeded
in his mission to Tammany.

ROllll, Nov. 5.
The 25th regiment of French light infantry set
out this worming toe Citita Vecchia, wham they will
I embark foe Algiers.

FRANCE.

PARIS. THURSDAY EVENING.
The Assembly held no sitting to-day, and has ad-
journed till Monday, to digest the message, and give
time to the committees to prepare work. The only
topic of interest which 'thee is the report that M.
earlier is so hard pushed by the resentment of the
al-powerful parliamentary oligarchy for having
stop* the pay of the Assembly's oommissiu7 of
police, M. You, that. his resignation is rumoured as
prob►ble. his

lora as he called it; and upon the refusal of the Taus.— B troche inlaid. in _ ioterview yesterday
primate,' affected to suspend him from his function& with the committee of parliamentary initiative on the
The University of Oxford, both houses of parliament, subject of the monde of
i the questors relative to the
and the Sovereign, each sent embudes to deprecate p3sition of the functionary n quecion, to have con-
the pectin wrath ; and the struggle was allowed to d mned the briskness of Carlier's proceeding, and
die away. shown some disposition to join in sacrificing him.
In Tows times, many stringent laws were pissed, Carlin., on the other hand, would accept a vote of the
securing the royal supremacy. The most important, Chamber in favour of the quests= u the pronounce-
perhaps, wu the 6th Etizaniers, chap.l, by which to meet of his doom. This is a question on which the
maintain the spiritual jurisdiction of Rome within the mejority seem a good deal divided. It leaves the old
realm was made an ofloce, punishable as in cues of schism betwixt the aunties and legislative open, and
presents', the first time, and as in cases of high gives en opportunity for onappeseed raucous to
trews for the second. This was followed by many tester still in the unclosed wound.
others framed is a like spirit fee the enforcement of The filet sitting of the committee of parliamentary
uniformity in public worship, Ore. Aad though in initiative was consecrated to the examination of the
our days these enactments have always been treated motion of the queers relative to the oommisearydelp
as practically obsolete, It was ndt without reiterated of polies of the Assembly. The committee pronounced
discussion during three esecemive sessions of 1844, by a large majority, in favour of taking intoeonsidera-
-1845, and 1846, that Lad LYNDHURST and Sir non the proposition. Upon learning this result the
Janie GRAHAM were able to prevail on parliament to Minister of the Interior complained of not I.llYirtir been
=prnally the barbarous panshies already previously heard by the committee, which he did not
The ancient statutes themselves were know to be definithrely amstitated. In premeds of
sited to remain tuarepealied as landmarks of the this remonstrance the committee eonssuted to emelt
milignal polity; and the Meads el toleration were M. Barone". The Tudors stack to their minim
ski to see their excessive and impracticable seventies Barash& declared that he looked upon the question to
ems away. be important in the extreme; he even hinted his hi-
lts ftessipatioa Aot et 1829 in no respect re- Motion of resign' s; is cue the proposition should be
MeTed or bosomed the bras of those disqulifying adopted. Oa the other hand, the Tipsters showed no
Addeo "dumb,' Roman catholic* are rendend bees- less energy in maintaining their motion, and declared
C:iket ltddiag preferments in the estahlished their intention of resigning in case it should
eliber el Ragland, Scotland, or Ireland. On be refuted by the Assembly.
tie motrary, the 16th section explicitly remigniass The committee d intiaies examined today the
end re-enacts in the mod comprehdve terms, the Minster el the keener and the gusto's, on the sob-
&abilities in that behalf existing. Neale( &thee jest et the media et the latter. Several
dose been bone by parliament tends to weaken that msealters d the mejerfty have attempted =
a:elusion. Episcopal and eanitular revenue, tithes in this affair.
and offerings, lass, dem, and perquisites, to the it- The repinesatativee met to-day in the bensalllifelh
tiniest farthing, remain secure. And the werereiga appoint foot ounmittees for the examination diadems
et these realms might still exclaim is the nanny bilk. The neat important is that prams=
et they remote onsester, six centuries ago : o to. Banish% relative to the organisation el the
retapriset shall tythe or toll in my demisious." guard. Slue orators el the. majority nummudog
as to ealseinsdial lido 1 the wide &tine- the total eirjrmaisa et the national guard.
tics ought to be bone fa aka between them which The P sums this evening his mortices,
cad as plainly Mania to assert territorial which me to be amorously attended by
is and those which ors bat prefixes of re- the Npres The most eminent members of
spot and courtesy to the manes ot iodividuals, the inejerfty appored at the aoirifs given at the
Rverybody knew, for example, that daring the Ridley of the Wider ymkerday.
lad seven years Dr. Wrintrraw was called by his It reported that M. de Bartered is shout to be
binds and adimemiti " &shoe and embody oared to replaced at Rose.
fibrate hie elaim to that applied's.
It implted ne A new democratic journal, entitled Ls Vol.
impedes et say other persea's Aso. gave no Universal, made ite appearance today; MM. Savoye
Pet saps et 'genes, thwebie, to ammo. Neither and Benham representatives of the mountain, are
would any sane or sobsemiodell pobstast have charged with the management of this new-boa snipe
trembled himself to inquire why the Ratan catholic whom name sufficiently signifies its drift. The lion;
'priesthood, who considered Dr. Waimea' as their is hardly puniness for launching such a pay
spiritual chief, had diem to give him the novel title the few socialist papers in existence het*
ef archbishop, the Porn consenting thereto. All able to keep afloat.
thise matters were, strictly speaking, affain with M. Ferdinand Beirut has arrived in Pub fig.