The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-06 00:00:00

GERMANY.

BERLIN, MARCH 3.
Although I believe that you will already have re-
ceived, through telegraphic despatches of the Cologne
paper'', the chief news of to-day, I repeat it here.
The Stoats-Anseigerr of this evening contains the
atheist announcement of the nominees of the king to
the Erfurt Stastenhaits. Among them are two
ministers. Eiehhorn and Duesberg. of the fer►hiaeh
epoch. The list is as follows: Count Arnim Bare
zenburg, Duke of Croy, Count Duhna-Schlobitten,
Von Duesberg, Eichkoro, Count Ftekenstein-Jasken-
dorf,Colonel von Hermann, Baron Hiller, Von Kleist-
Itetr.ow, Count LO4I-Wissen, Moller, Prices Putbus,
Prince Bogaslaw Radsiwill, Duke of Ratibor, Count
Rittberg, Prince Bolins-Lich-Hohensolms, General von
Strotha, Tellemann, Count Waldersee, Coast Zech-
Burkersrode.

The &arsll-.ln:tiger contains also the result of an im-
portant sitting of the Verwaltungs-Rath, on the 26th
of February, whereby it appears that a motion of the
constitution-committee was submitted to discussion,
which Froposed that, together with the unaltered con-
stitu'ion cf May 26, a supplement containing certain
alterations should be laid before the Reichstag, end
also a message containing propositions calculated to
secure the interns and rights of the Dochy of Olden-
burg and the Hanse Towns with respect to customs
duties and trade, foreign representation, and cacao-
s:as of treaties. On the question being put whether
the members present agreed that the supplemental
charges of the constitution should be submitted to
the Reichstag, and whether they approved of those
changes, all agreed excepting Lubeck, Bremen, Ham-
burg, and the two Mecklenburghs. M eck lenburah-Stre-
lite read a long document in reply, which gave rise
to some discussion. The Assembly then proceeded to
vote upon the second question about the opening
message to the Reichstag, of which a project was ex-
hibited. The result coincided with the preeedin,r.
The dissenting voices would consult their govern-
ments. The old representative of Hesse-Cassel with-
drew, and Hassenptlag's envoy, Baron Diimberg,
to.•k his place.
MARCH 4.

The Cologne Gazette states, under this date, that
, Privy Councillor Deamuck had left Berlin on the pre-
, vions day, empowered to make confidential communi-
' cations to the cabinet of Vienna on the subject of the
customs affairs. His mission is not a formal negotia-
tion, bat merely to pave the way. The Prussian pro-
posals in answer to Austria have been, at the same
time, communicated to the states of the Z Alverein, the
states which belong to the May convention, and the
federalcommission. The moot important pointsare the
following : "1. The import and export I; lay free of seve-
ral kinds of raw materials, articles of consumption,and
half-manufactured article,. 2. Free transit to and
from Austria through Germany. 3. Mutual full:tits
of the frontier guard. 4. Regulation of the river
navigation and diminution of the river duet. 5.
Regulation of generai post, railway, telegraphic, and
steam navigation line".
It is reported that Herr von Radowitz would re-
turn to Berlin to-day.

Kaarn 4.—Voluntary Loan, 1051. National Debt, U.
Bank Maras. 94t.

Vizarta, ?king 2.—Flve per Ccn*e. Meta Mattes, 9t. Four Ditto.
73. abet Shares, 1121. Exchange on Frankfort, 1141.

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