The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-05 00:00:00

IMPORTANT FROM GERMANY,

The following telegraphic despatch, dated Vienna
Dec. 2, appears in the Cologne Gazette yesterday :
" The articles agreed to between Prince Bchwarz•
cnberg and the Minister Mantenffel are suctioned
by the Courts of Vienna and Berlin.
" Peace is secured."
Our Berlin correspondent writes as follows :
BERLIN, bac. 2.

It is stated in the Deutsche Reform that the
Hessian and Schleswig-Holstein questions will both
be settled at the flee cobferencea which are to meet in
Dresden about the middle of the present month.
Count Alvensleben is to represent Prussia, links Mar..
tenffel himself should undertake the office. There
are other and very contradictory stories in the several
journals. Another fracas is reported to have taken
place in the ministry. The King is understood to be
satisfied with the settlement decided on at Olmiits.
The expected despatches from Wilhemsbad an-
nouncing the return of the Elector to Cassel, and re-
questing the withdrawal of the Prussian troops irmul-
taneously with the Austrians, have not yet arrived.
The King's private secretary has been despatched to
Cassel to threaten the common council into sending •
deputation to the Elector.
The armaments have not been suspended.
Letters from Viennastate that France has offered the
assistance of 10,000 men towards pacifying Holstein.
Radowitz denies that the King's letter of the Sth
was published with his kno wltdge or consent.
..A correspondent of the Cologne Gazette writes as

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follows : •
BERLIN, Dec. 2.—lesterday evening communica-
tions from the government were made to the " Ad.
dress Committee." M. Slanteuffel has also explained
at length his policy to many deputies invited for that
purpose. One question however still remains. What
will be done if the proposed arrangements should
fail ? On this point all is not clear. A common
occupation by the two powers for a certain time was
spoken oL A certain number of Prussian and
Austrian troops it was, in the supposed event, pro-
posed to lease in Carmel. The ministry, it is said, is
about to undergo a slight modification.
Two Commissioners, one Prussian and another
Austrian, are to be sent to Schleswig-Holstein, as
voys of the German confederation, in order to use their
best endeavours to re-establish pesos on a just basis.
FRANKFORT, lice. 2.

The evacuation of Baden by the Austri ;11 tro9pe,
which hu become strategically necessary by the force
assembling in south Germany, will in a few days be
amiroplis'ied. The foreign soldiers quartered here
committed many excesses last night to the great
alarm of the inhabitants. The tranquility and secu-
rity of the city were much distortr d. The town
council met to-day, when it was determined that the
soldiers (with the exception of the Frankfortregiment,
which took no part in these disorders) should not be
allowed in future to quit their barracksafter Lightfal.
The Frankfurt Oberpastantts Zeitung says that the
Bavarian army is to be increased to 80,000 men,
which is to be done (says the Augsburg Gaunt) by
calling into areas the classes of 1828 and 1829.
Bastins, Dec. 3.—Voluntary LOW 102; New Lnen.
Ponr-and-a-Half per Cents., 96f ; National Debt, 811;
Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 1161; Beak
abyss. 90. _ _ _
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Vrampa, Die. 2.—Fire per Cent. Meta Shines, 931;
Four.and•a-Half par Crete., 811, Busk Shares, 1150.
Par-hangs oa Leaioo, 12.50.

SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov. 28.
Oar correspondent informs as that at three in the
morning Bravo Murillo, minister of finance, bad
tendered to the Queen his resignation. The reason
assigned for this step is the extravagant expenditure
of Narvan and his colleagues, which hes produced
an enormous deficit, ten times as great in fact as the
deficit represented to the publio, which is 30 millions
of teals. Queen Christina protects Bravo Murillo,
who will go into opposition at the head of a pasty of
70 deputies.
The Queen hu received the addresses of the two
chambers. The council of ministers had assembled
to deliberate en the resignation of M. Bravo Murillo.
It was thought that this affair would be arcing. d.
MADZID, Nov 26.—This. per Cents., 34 15.16 ; afar
Beim, %ask Upper. soar pa Conte., 121. pm per
Cones, Our 1501•4 13 imper,l2l cub. Coupon.,
11 mar steer balss,7l Jafer. Padres, 31518 cash; atter
BARG, 216.16aah. -Beak of lit. Ferdinand, 96 cub.
lizebasp as lA•dea. 60.36.